7. Having heard the learned counsel for parties and upon consideration of the submissions made as also the enclosures to the writ petition, it is seen that the petitioner is suffering from ailment which requires constant medical care. There is a clear medical advice that the petitioner should not undertake more than 2 hours of journey continuously. There is no dispute that the distance from Nalbari to Dibrugarh by road or by train would entail a journey of more than 10 hours continuously. The further case of the petitioner is that his son is appearing in the annual examination for class VII, which is already commenced from 25.02.2026 and will continue till 13.03.2026. At this stage, if the petitioner is transferred and considering that his spouse is also employed in Hajo, there will be no one to look after his son, who is a student of class VII. Considering all these issues and also considering the fact that there is already representation pending before the department, this Court directs the Commissioner & Secretary, to the Government of Assam M.E.R.D. to sympathetically examine the grounds urged in the representation submitted by the petitioner and thereafter, pass an appropriate order(s). The department will also sympathetically consider the fact that his son as a student of class VII and he is undergoing an examination which will continue till 13.03.2026 and that of his spouse being employed in a college in Hajo, there will be none to look after the interest of the
