section Schedule
The Schedule
The Tripura Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Reservation Act, 1991(See section 4 and 5) 1. The reservation for the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes in the services or posts both in case of direct recruitment and promotion in an establishment shall be given effect to in accordance with two rosters, namely- the HUNDRED POINT ROSTER as shown in table (a) below and the REPLACEMENT ROSTER as shown in table (b) below:- (a) THE HUNDRED-POINT ROSTER: [Roster tables (a) 1-100 and (b) 1-3 omitted for brevity as per instructions]. Note: For a cadre strength up to 3 posts, post No. 1 and 3 are unreserved and post No. 2 is reserved for the Scheduled Tribes. Post No. 1 and 3 are earmarked as unreserved and these points would continue to be treated as unreserved for the replacement purpose. Post No. 2 shall initially be filled by a Scheduled Tribe candidate and the next replacement shall be made by a Scheduled Caste candidate. All other subsequent replacements shall be made by rotation between the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes candidates. 2. The above-mentioned two rosters are post-based rosters to determine the entitlement of the reserved category of persons to the quota reserved for them. The roster is not to determine seniority. 3. There shall be separate roster for direct recruitment and for promotion. 4. Any higher Grade in any service or post which has the element of selection and rejection on the basis of seniority-cum-merit or merit-cum-seniority shall constitute promotion. 5. Within each category of service or post roster shall be maintained separately for (i) permanent appointment and temporary appointment likely to continue indefinitely, (ii) ad-hoc appointment or entrustment, in any form or manner to an officer of lower rank, of the charge and powers of a higher post, and (iii) contingent appointment. 6. Where the number of posts in any service or cadre permits reservation to be made for all the reserved categories, the 100-point roster as shown at para-1(a) above shall be applicable and where the number of posts in any service or cadre is too small to permit reservation to be made for all the reserved categories, the replacement roster as shown at para-1(b) above shall be applicable. 7. The rosters are to be operated on the principle of replacement and not as a running account as hitherto done. 8. At the time of initial operation of the roster the actual percentage of representation of the reserved categories in any service or post shall be determined afresh and if the total representation of any particular reserved category exceeds the prescribed percentage or if the total representation of all the reserved categories exceeds 50%, the excess shall be adjusted in future recruitments and the existing incumbents shall not be disturbed. 9. For the purpose of calculation of the representation of the reserved category of persons in any service or post the total number of direct recruits and promotes in the services or posts shall be taken into account. 10. If, for want of any reserved category of person or for any other reason, any reserved post cannot be filled in any recruitment year, the roster point shall be kept vacant till the post is filled by a person of appropriate reserved category. Provided that in case of non-availability of Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe candidate(s) unfilled reserved post(s) may be filled by exchange between Scheduled Tribes and Scheduled Castes according to the procedure prescribed. 11. A reserved post may be filled by a person of un-reserved category only when the reserved post is de-reserved according to the procedure prescribed. 12. The back-log of reserved posts is to be determined afresh on the basis of the post- based rosters mentioned above. 13. Isolated individual posts and small cadres may be grouped together with the posts of the same class for the purpose of reservation taking into account the status, salary and qualifications prescribed for the posts in question. 14. (i) There shall be 2% reservation for the Ex-serviceman in direct recruitment only. Separate roster for Ex-Serviceman accommodating the Ex-serviceman of Scheduled Castes category, Scheduled Tribes category and un-reserved category shall be prepared in accordance with the 100 Point Roster provided in the Schedule appended to the Tripura Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes Reservation Act, 1991 as below; (a) When the cadre strength is less or up-to 100, the roster point for Ex-serviceman shall be extended up-to 100, and replacement roster shall be followed between SC Ex-servicemen and ST Ex-servicemen on alternative basis, e.g.- the first 50th post shall be reserved for UR Ex-Serviceman and the 99th roster point reserved for ST category, the immediate post before the 100th post shall be reserved for ST Ex-servicemen. In the next cycle the 50th roster point shall be reserved for UR Ex-servicemen and the 97th roster point shall be reserved for SC category, the immediate post before the 100th post shall be reserved for SC Ex-servicemen on replacement basis. and (b) When the cadre strength is more than 100, the roster point shall be extended up-to 500th posts roster i.e. to covered 10(ten) reserved post for Ex-Serviceman as per 100 point roster. According to 100 points roster as provided in the Schedule appended to The Tripura Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Reservation Act, 1991:- the first reserved post for Ex-serviceman shall be for UR category the second reserved post for Ex-serviceman shall be for ST category the third reserved post for Ex-serviceman shall be for UR category the fourth reserved post for Ex-serviceman shall be for SC category, the fifth reserved post for Ex-serviceman shall be for UR category, the sixth reserved post for Ex-serviceman shall be for ST category,
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