Shri. Sujit Kemprai & Anr. vs . North Eastern Electric Power on 13 March, 2026

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    Meghalaya High Court

    Shri. Sujit Kemprai & Anr. vs . North Eastern Electric Power on 13 March, 2026

    Author: H.S.Thangkhiew

    Bench: H.S.Thangkhiew

      Serial No.03
      Supp. List
    
                            HIGH COURT OF MEGHALAYA
                                AT SHILLONG
    
    
    WP(C). No. 103 of 2026
                                                       Date of Order: 13.03.2026
    
    Shri. Sujit Kemprai & Anr.      Vs.           North Eastern Electric Power
                                                  Corporation Ltd. & Ors.
    
    Coram:
                     Hon'ble Mr. Justice H.S.Thangkhiew, Judge
    
    Appearance:
    For the Petitioner/Applicant(s) :         Mr. P.Yobin, Adv.
                                              Ms. S.Mitkong, Adv.
    
    For the Respondent(s)           :         -

    Heard Mr. P.Yobin, learned counsel for the petitioners.
    Issue notice returnable in two weeks.

    Steps to be taken within two days.

    SPONSORED

    The grievance of the writ petitioners is with a Corrigendum dated 19-
    11-2025, whereby in the criteria for appointment to the post of Executive
    Trainee (Electrical/Mechanical) and Executive Trainee (Civil) in NEEPCO,
    the experience required has been reduced from 15 years to 5 years.

    Mr. P.Yobin, learned counsel for the petitioners, submits that the two
    petitioners herein, have already been empanelled for the said posts having
    the requisite experience of 15 years and submits that due to the corrigendum,
    their legitimate expectation to be absorbed as in-service candidates will be
    defeated. He therefore prays for some interim protection at this stage.

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    On hearing the learned counsel for the petitioners, it is seen that the
    concerned Circular i.e. Circular dated 23-10-2025 for filling up vacancies,
    the experience required is 15 years, which however, has been reduced to 5
    years by the impugned Corrigendum, which will definitely therefore, lessen
    the chances of the petitioners of success for appointment to the said posts.

    In this view of the matter, a prima facie case has been made out for
    some interim protection at this stage. It is therefore, directed that until the
    next date, no further action shall be taken on the basis of the Circular dated
    23-10-2025 and the Corrigendum dated 19-11-2025.

    List this matter on 07-04-2026.

    As this interim order has been passed ex-parte, the respondents are at
    liberty to seek modification or vacation of the order.

    Judge

    Meghalaya
    13.03.2026
    “Samantha PS”

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