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Supreme Court Allows Union of India's Appeal in Deputation Allowance Dispute for NDRF Personnel. The Court held that personnel of Central Para Military Forces sent to NDRF were not on deputation and are entitled to deputation allowance only from 14.01.2013, not from the date of joining.

The case involves a dispute over deputation allowance for personnel of the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) who were sent to the National Disa...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Writ Petition of CRPF Constable Challenging Dismissal for Theft of Ammunition. The court upheld the disciplinary action, finding no procedural irregularities and that the punishment of dismissal was proportionate to the grave misconduct of stealing arms and ammunition.

The petitioner, Sharad Bhaskar Manekar, was a Constable in the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) appointed on 1.1.1997. While posted at Nagpur and a...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal in Compulsory Retirement Case Based on Declining Performance in Disciplined Force. Entire Service Record Including Pre-Promotion Adverse Entries Considered; 'Washed-Off Theory' Inapplicable to Retention Assessments Under Fundamental Rule 56(j).

The dispute arose from the compulsory retirement of a Central Industrial Security Force Inspector under Fundamental Rule 56(j). The appellant, who joi...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses MSRTC's Petition Challenging Reinstatement of Employee Dismissed for Corruption. Non-examination of Complainant in Domestic Enquiry Vitiated the Enquiry, Making Dismissal Disproportionate Under Industrial Law.

The respondent, Ravindra Adhar Gosavi, joined the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) as a driver in 1990 and was later promoted to A...

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High Court Quashes FIR in Arms Act Case Due to Lack of Intent and Knowledge of Possession of Live Bullet. The court held that without conscious possession and intent, prosecution under Section 25(1B) of the Arms Act, 1959, is unsustainable.

The petitioner, Tamas Sen, a 26-year-old Senior Sales Manager at Honeywell International India Private Limited, was traveling on official business fro...