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Served for 17.5 years in army now pension have been denied what to do
12-Aug-2023 (In Armed Forces Tribunal Law)
Pension Refused after Serving in the Army for 17.5 Years Service a) Enrolled as Sepoy in Dogra Regiment on 08 Oct 1968 ( Total Service Counted Towards Pension ), b) Commissioned in 11 GR on 11 June 1977 , c) Low Medical Category S2 , d) Released from Army on 07 April 1986, e) Release Medical Board ( RMB ) was not held . Therefore entitled to Disability Pension too, Reasons for Removal from Service on the Allegations of Plural Marriage, Granted 95 % Retiring Gratuity in 1992. NO Response from Defence Ministry, I am entitled to Pension after 15 Years [email protected]
Hi, As per the details provided by you, you are eligible for the pension. In a case of NCO removed from service for plural marriage are eligible for pension as per cases decided by various courts of law. However, you were commissioned in 1977 and terms & condition changes after commissioning, still, you can succeed in taking a pension. secondly, if you were removed/release/discharge in LMC you are also eligible for disability pension. If you approach AFT you have a good case. Although there is a delay of 30 years but you can pray for condonation of delay which is granted liberally if you are able to justify the delay. All the best
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Adv. Wg Cdr Ajit Kakkar (Retd)
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Your case is old It is difficult to comment without reference to documents.
Nevertheless it is your third query on same aspect
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Your case is old It is difficult to comment without reference to documents.
Nevertheless it is your third query on same aspect
Don't waste time act fast contact a lawyer for remedy
Your case can be reviewed on seeing documents
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Adv. Wg Cdr Mohammed Mujeeb (Retd)
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