Under Section 428 CrPC (Section 468 BNSS) and Section 169A of the Army Act, the period of pre-trial detention undergone during court martial proceedings must be set off against the sentence of imprisonment. Here is how this right applies across the armed forces and paramilitary Acts in India.
Reduction of Pension When the Clock Strikes Retirement: Pension Reduction for a Pre-Retirement Incident Is Disproportionate — Kerala High CourtCase: E.K. Narayanan…
How Indian law treats cadre posts on deputation — no vested right to absorption, repatriation, lien, seniority and promotion, with key Supreme Court and High Court cases.
A plain-language guide to the Court of Inquiry (COI) in the Indian Army — Army Rule 180, your rights, key Supreme Court judgments, and how to challenge an unfair or retaliatory COI.
When a govt officer goes on deputation, do promotion rights, DPC consideration and seniority survive? The cadre vs ex-cadre rules and Supreme Court precedent explained.
The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) is India’s largest paramilitary force, with personnel serving across the country in internal security, counter-insurgency, and…
Being passed over for promotion while watching juniors move ahead can be one of the most frustrating experiences in a military career….
The Border Security Force (BSF) is India’s first line of defense at our international borders. BSF personnel serve in some of the…
Understanding pension rules is essential for every Indian Army personnel—whether you’re planning for retirement or already a veteran. This comprehensive guide covers…
Being terminated from armed forces service can devastate your career, pension prospects, and family’s security. If you believe your termination was unjust,…