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Daitari Sethi vs DEPARTMENT OF POSTS on 5 November 2026

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CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL CUTTACK Order Sheet Item no.: 24 O.A./742/2024 (CUTTACK) [ REGULARISATION OF RTP PERIOD ] [ SENIOR CITIZEN ] Court No.: 1 No of Adjournment: 18 Order Dated: 05/11/2026 DAITARI SETHI Vs DEPARTMENT OF POSTS

For Applicant(s) Advocate : ASUTOSH ROUT

For Respondent(s) Advocate : DILLIP KUMAR MALLIK Order of The Tribunal Heard learned counsel for both sides.

2. By filing Memo dated 05.11.2026, learned counsel for the applicants submitted that applicants do not want to pursue the matter any further and prayed for dispose of the O.A. as withdrawn. The said Memo is quoted below: "That, the above noted OA has been filed with prayer for seeking regularization of RTP Period. However, under the present facts and circumstances, the Applicants do not want to pursue the matter any further and hence the matter may kindly be disposed of as withdrawn."

3. Learned counsel for the respondents has agreed upon the proposition made by the learned counsel for the applicnat.

4. In view of the above, the O.A. is disposed of as withdrawn. Pramod Kumar Das Member (A) SUDHI RANJAN MISHRA Member (J)

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