Saturday 26 August 2017
Friday 25 August 2017
AFFECTED VETERANS MAY REFER THE FOLLOWING AFT JUDGEMENTS FOR RESERVIST PENSION
Those veterans who were discharged before 15 years of regular service with reserve liability & have completed 15 years from the date of enrollment inclusive of both regular & reserve period are eligible for reservist pension as per the following AFT Judgements.How ever the judgements are applicable to the petitioners only.The affected veterans are advised to take legal opinion from advocates practicing in AFT for pursuing their case.
1)AFT Chennai Judgement
2)AFTChennai Judgement 1)AFT Chennai Judgement
3)AFT Chennai Judgement
Thursday 24 August 2017
Ref/NFOESM/7thCPC/110/2017 24/08/2017
Shri. Narendra Modi,
Hon. Prime minister
Dear Sir,
The under mentioned
News Item appeared in “The Hindu” shows the approach of Department of
Ex-servicemen Welfare, Ministry of Defence, towards the welfare of Ex-servicemen of the Nation.
NEW DELHI, August 24, 2017
Updated: August 24, 2017 05:12 IST
File on defence allowances yet to be
cleared
The Defence Ministry is yet to
clear the file on allowances and revised pensions for military personnel under
the Seventh Pay Commission, almost two months
after they were approved by the
Union Cabinet, official sources said.
“The Defence Ministry is yet to
clear the file and then forward it for approval of the Finance Ministry. This
includes disability pension, revised pension for those retired January 1, 2016
and allowances,” a senior official told The Hindu .
They have already been implemented
for civilian employees in the government “over a month ago”, the official
stated. The Union Cabinet had approved the recommendations in June-end and the
gazette notifying them was issued on July 6. Based on this, various ministries
were supposed to issue orders implementing the revisions.
It has been learnt that the file is
pending with the Department of Ex-Servicemen Welfare.
“There is no accountability. The
files have not been sent till now,” an official said.
The entire Babudom has
become Lethargic in the absence of a full time defence minister,
Kindly intervene
immediately by your esteemed PMO office & issue instructions to MOD,DESW to
clear the pending file pertains to serving & Ex-servicemen.
Yours Faithfully
MOHANARANGAN
SECRETARY GENERAL
NATIONAL
FEDERATION OF EX-SERVICEMEN
nfoesm@gmail.com| Registration Number | : | PMOPG/E/2017/0466997 |
| Name Of Complainant | : | MOHANARANGAN The Secretary General |
| Date of Receipt | : | 24 Aug 2017 |
| Received by | : | Prime Ministers Office |
| Officer name | : | Shri Ambuj Sharma |
| Officer Designation | : | Under Secretary (Public) |
| Contact Address | : | Public Wing |
| 5th Floor, Rail Bhawan | ||
| New Delhi110011 | ||
| Contact Number | : | 011-23386447 |
| : | ambuj.sharma38@nic.in | |
| Grievance Description | ||
| Current Status | : | RECEIVED THE GRIEVANCE |
NEW DELHI, August 24, 2017
File on defence allowances yet to be cleared
The Defence Ministry is yet to clear the file on allowances and revised pensions for military personnel under the Seventh Pay Commission, almost two months after they were approved by the Union Cabinet, official sources said.“The Defence Ministry is yet to clear the file and then forward it for approval of the Finance Ministry. This includes disability pension, revised pension for those retired January 1, 2016 and allowances,” a senior official told The Hindu .
They have already been implemented for civilian employees in the government “over a month ago”, the official stated. The Union Cabinet had approved the recommendations in June-end and the gazette notifying them was issued on July 6. Based on this, various ministries were supposed to issue orders implementing the revisions.
It has been learnt that the file is pending with the Department of Ex-Servicemen Welfare.
“There is no accountability. The files have not been sent till now,” an official said.
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