contemplate a non-engineering post like Head of Section in the subject, Computer Application and Business Management. No Special Rules are prescribed for the post of Head of Section in Computer Application and Business Management, which is not an Engineering discipline. In the Special Rules for Class C-Polytechnics, the post of Head of Section is to be filled up by promotion from the category of Lecturer in Polytechnics/Post Diploma Lecturers/Superintendent of Technical High Schools/Workshop Superintendents of Polytechnics/Instructor Grade I in Engineering Colleges or in the absence of qualified hands under the above categories by direct recruitment. By Ext. R2(b) Government Order, posts of Head of Sections are sanctioned in each of the four branches or subjects, but no corresponding post of lecturers are sanctioned for the subjects from which promotion can be made to the posts. The post of lecturer is sanctioned only for Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and English. The method of recruitment and qualifications are also not prescribed for the posts in the Government Order. At the same time, the Special Rules do not contemplate the posts of Head of Section in Computer Applications and Business Management and Lecturer in Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and English. Therefore, the state of affairs in the Residential Women's Polytechnic, Payyannur can certainly be termed as nebulous, in the absence of Special Rules for the said posts. Respondents 1 and 2 have no case that the Residential Women's Polytechnic, Payyannur is not an institution coming under the Kerala Technical Education Service in which case, the same has to come under either Class C - Polytechnics or Class F - Women's Polytechnic. Then the posts sanctioned in the institution should have been those included in the Special Rules applicable. When the Government createed new posts, Special Rules ought to have been amended to include those posts also. The minimum the Government should have
