4. Background involving the case is that the applicant being a BAMS holder was selected in a duly constituted selection committee and accordingly appointed as Ayurvedic Medical Officer on contractual basis. While the petitioner was continuing as such, by office order dated 10.09.2012 of the Government in H & FW Department, the service of the petitioner was regularized and by the time of filing of the Original Application, the petitioner was continuing as a regular employee. While the petitioner was continuing as a contractual Ayurvedic Medical Officer, State Government issued a notification dated 17.09.2005 introducing a new restructured defined contribution pension scheme for the new entrants in the State Government service with effect from 01.01.2005. While matter stood above, there arose some doubt in the matter of implementation of such circular, clarification appears to have been issued to all Departments of the Government vide intimation dated 04.04.2007 indicating therein that the cases of employees would be governed in terms of OCS Pension Rule, 1992 and existing GPF(O) Rules. It is after such clarification is issued, the Director AYUSH (O.P. No.3), issued instruction to all Inspector of Ayurveda of the State directing therein for deduction of G.P.F. deduction of the
