5.The petitioner's request for compassionate appointment was considered and the post of sweeper was given as early as in the year 2007. Without joining the post, thereafter making representations or allegations against the respondents by the petitioner is not correct. Now-a-days, getting employment is very difficult, more particularly, in the Government Departments. Irrespective of post held by the deceased, the compassionate appointment can be given in Clause-III or Clause IV post, depending upon the availability of the posts and qualification. The case of the petitioner was considered and she was given a post of sweeper. If the petitioner feels that it is below her dignity to join the post, the petitioner cannot expect the Government to keep one post of her choice ready to provide employment to the petitioner, after obtaining qualification. Since the petitioner's case has been considered and that the Government has no objection for the respondents to appoint the petitioner in the post of sweeper, subject to the availability and even though, the same was allowed as early as in the year 2007, the petitioner would be entitled to get wages only on and from the date of joining the post. It is open to the petitioner to give her willingness to join in the post of sweeper within a period of 30 days from the date of receipt of a copy of this order, failing which, the offer given by the Government stands automatically cancelled. It is also made clear that if the post of sweeper is not available now, the petitioner shall be accommodated in some other post in Clause III or Clause IV and thereafter posted in sweeper post.
