Tribune News Service
New Delhi, April 4
The Supreme Court (SC) has actually provided notification to the Centre and others on a petition challenging the continuous recruitment procedure of judicial members for the 19 Central Administrative Tribunals (CATs) throughout the nation.
A Bench led by Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud on March 29 asked the participants to submit their replies, and published the matter for more hearing on April 10. Petitioner Rajinder Singh Dogra, Additional Advocate General of Himachal Pradesh, has actually challenged the internal shortlisting requirements repaired by the search-cum-selection committee, formed by the Department of Personnel and Training, Government of India, which said supporters above the age of 57 years were disqualified for appointment as CAT judicial members.