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Friday, August 23, 2013

Notice for Contempt by the High Court on functioning of the Armed Forces Tribunal

The Hon'ble Punjab & Haryana High Court has issued a notice for contempt of its directions to the Secretary (Justice) in the Law Ministry and also the Defence Secretary for non-implementation of its directions in the case reported as Navdeep Singh Vs Union of India.

The issue has been covered by various newspapers today and the links are as below:-




Thank you for all the support in this continuing fight for independence of our judicial and quasi-judicial institutions.

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

Dear Navdeep
Too many words may not convey as much as just saying..
WELL DONE ,THE ONE WHO CARES FOR VETERANS,
Thanks a Millio
Gurdeep Singh
Gp Capt (retd )

ranjay said...

CONGRATS MAJ NAVDEEP.....but somehow I feel these babus will manage things well for themselves.
I may be appearing Pessimist buts thats how it is !!!

ALL THE BEST....KEEP SOARING HIGH....
eager to hear better one's in future...
GOD BLESS!!!!

Beniwal said...

Thanks to Navdeep.

Pokar Ram said...

Dear sir, Navdeep

You are the saviour of defence personnel and their families.

May the God reward you for the invaluable service you are offering to this segment of society.

Anonymous said...

155Sir, As per 6th CPC, pension of Hony Commissioned Offrs (PB-3)was fixed at Rs 13500/- (Hony Lts) and Rs 13850/- (Hony Capts) wef 01.01.2006. Prior to 2006 Hony Commissioned Offrs pay scale was a fixed one i.e 10500/- (Lts) and Rs 10800/- (Capts). As per pay fixation formula of 6th CPC, the existing pay of these ranks was to be taken into account and it should be multiplied by 1.86+Grade Pay and Military Service Pay (MSP)to be added to it. Accordingly the maximum pension for the fixed scale Rs 10500/- and Rs 10800/- works out as Rs 15465/- and Rs 16145/- for Hony Lts and Capts respectively whereas they were fixed with a maximum pension of Rs 13500/- and Rs 13850/- only. Now vide MOD letter dt 17.01.2013 pension of Hony Lts and Capts has been correctly fixed at Rs 15465 and Rs 16145 for Lts and Capts respectively wef 24.09.2012. Since the Govt has accepted the anomaly to the original orders of 6th CPC in recent Delhi High Court judgement, it should have been affected retrospectively i.e 01.01.2006 rather than 24.09.2012. Kindly confirm. Thanks

ProfWgCdrArvind said...

Heartiest congratulations! People like Major Dhanapalan and Major Navdeep are the true ,military leaders. Higher rank does not necessarily make people great.

Cdr A Pattanaik, IN(Rtd) said...

Dear Navdeep
I came across a news in 'gconnect.in'that in Dec 2012 the General grade officers of BSF managed to get NFU implemented for themselves.If BSF officers can be recognised as Organised Gp'A' service why cant the Babus at MOD accept the armed forces officers as organised Gp 'A' cadre. I m given to understand that BSF officers are in receipt of para-M.S.Pay(4500/- PM)