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SC invoking powers under Article 142, directs Govt. to pay Ten Lakh to widow of a Territorial Army Personnel [Read Judgment]
Live LawSupreme Court, by invoking powers under Article 142 of the Constitution has asked the Government to pay an exgratia amount of rupees ten lakhs to a widow of Territorial Army personnel.The Armed Forces Tribunal had dismissed the application filed by the widow seeking family pension for the death of her husband who rendered a total service of about twelve years in Army, holding that he did not. Supreme Court, by invoking powers under Article 142 of the Constitution has asked the Government to pay an exgratia amount of rupees ten lakhs to a widow of Territorial Army personnel. CONSIDER FAVOURABILY TO PAY FAMILY PENSION TO NEXT OF KIN OF DECEASED TA PERSONNEL Observing that there are anomalies in the Rules governing service conditions of Territorial Army men, the court observed, “Inspite of repeated recommendations, it is not known why steps are not being taken to remove the anomalies to pay family pension to ‘next of kin’ of Territorial Army personnel who rendered long service in Territorial Army and died while in disembodied state. We hope that the Union of India considers the issue favourably to remove the anomalies to pay appropriate family pension to next of kin of Territorial Army personnel who die while in disembodied state by giving due weightage to their embodied service.” INVOKES ARTICLE 142 Invoking Article 142 of Constitution of India, the Court observed as follows, “On behalf of the appellant, it was submitted that Raj Singh had unblemished service record and had rendered a total service of about twelve years in Territorial Army including service in operational area.
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