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Constable Bacha Lal Singh, appointed to the Border Security Force in 1973, voluntarily resigned in 1984 after serving just over ten years due to family circumstances. He later sought a proportionate pension under the CCS (Pension) Rules, 1972, but the respondents rejected his claim, stating that …
The petitioner, a constable of the CRPF who had acquired substantive status, was compelled to resign in December 2000 to obtain leave for his ailing wife. He applied to withdraw his resignation on 17 January 2001, before the resignation became effective on 25 January 2001, and was subsequently …
The case concerned whether the retired employees of the Heavy Water Plant (HWP) of the Department of Atomic Energy, Tuticorin, are covered by the Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972. The employees had received gratuity under the CCS (Pension) Rules, 1972 and sought the higher amount prescribed under the …
The petitioner, a Head Constable of the Border Security Force, challenged his retirement on the ground of unsuitability under Rule 26 of the BSF Rules, 1969 and Rule 40 of the CCS (Pension) Rules, 1972, seeking a regular pension. The High Court examined a preliminary objection raised by the Union of …
H.L. Gulati, a former Senior Accounts Officer, was found to have authorized 36 fraudulent claims amounting to about Rs.42.24 lakh during 1992-94. While criminal courts acquitted him, a departmental enquiry concluded that he was negligent but not guilty of grave misconduct. The punishing authority …
