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Tag: Legal Precedent

State can’t exploit workers for decades, then call them ad hoc: HC

Legal

J&K High Court Rules Against State Exploiting Long-Term Workers as Ad Hoc

J&K High Court ruled that states cannot exploit long-term workers as ad hoc after decades of service, upholding posthumous regularization.

Tahir Rihat April 25, 2026 5 min read