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Surinder Singh Rathore, a Signal Man in the Indian Army, was discharged in 1993 with a 30% disability due to maculopathy of the eye. The Release Medical Board concluded that his disability was neither attributable to nor aggravated by military service, and consequently his claim for a disability …
The respondent, a former Indian Army soldier, developed anxiety neurosis and was declared medically unfit. He applied for a disability pension, which was denied on the ground that his illness was not attributable to military service. The Kerala High Court initially granted the pension, but the …
Captain Virender Kumar, an Army officer injured in 1975, filed a contempt petition seeking enforcement of a 1986 Supreme Court order that deemed him discharged as of 21 February 1981 and directed payment of all arrears and retirement benefits. He argued that, under Rule 18 of the Army Rules, 1950, …
