different cases. As such, the labourers who were made permanent, as per order dated 24.4.2017 were removed from the final voters list. As per section 6(xiv) of the Kerala Veterinary and Animal Science University Act, 2010, University has the power to create non-teaching, skilled, administrative, ministerial and other posts for a period and prescribe pay scale for such posts, with prior approval of the Government. Hence appointment of permanent labourers, should be with approval of Government. The writ petitioner and others were allowed to participate in the election provisionally, as per the interim order dated 19.1.2018 granted by this Court, as evident from Ext.P1. According to the appellants, under section 26(1) of the Act, 2010, the Board of Management shall be the Chief Executive body of the University. The General Superintendent and control over the institution of the University shall be vested in the Board of Management. Thus, the order dated 24.4.2017 appointing the writ petitioner as casual labourers on permanent basis was not in order, and cannot be treated as permanent without the approval of the Board of Management. Learned counsel for appellants submitted that without proper consideration of the factual situation and legal provisions, writ court allowed the writ petition, as per judment dated 23.10.2019 and aggrieved, instant appeal is filed.
