Counsel for the petitioners have relied upon various communications (Annexures P/5 A and P/5 B) of the respondentCorporation to say that this stand of the Corporation is not justifiable on the facts of the case, as the petitioners were performing the supervisory duties. Learned counsel have further submitted that faced with the communications (Annexures P/5 A and P/5 B), the Standing Committee on Public Enterprises, in its meeting held on 6th September, 2010 at 10.30 a.m., found merit in the contention of the petitioners and decided to place them in Class-III service and grant them the same scale of pay as was granted to the employees of the State Government. However, it is stated that this decision has not been made applicable retrospectively and therefore, the petitioners have been denied their rightful due. Counsel for the petitioners have further stated that once the respondents have found merit in the contention of the petitioners that they were entitled to be placed at par with the work mistries/work supervisors working in the Department of the State Govt., then they should have also been granted the same scale of pay and Class-III status from the same date.