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Supreme Court Upholds Life Imprisonment of Army Lance Naik for Murder of Fellow Soldier in Court Martial Conviction. Altercation over seniority led to fatal shooting; conviction under Section 302 IPC read with Section 69 Army Act, 1950 confirmed.

The appellant, a Lance Naik in the Indian Army, was convicted by a Court Martial for the murder of Lance Naik Kala Singh under Section 302 IPC read wi...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Union of India's Appeal Against Sentence Modification in Court-Martial Case. General Court Martial Composition Violated Army Rules, 1954, Rule 40(2) and Rule 102, but Armed Forces Tribunal's Sentencing Discretion Under Section 71(e) of Armed Forces Tribunal Act, 2007 Upheld.

The dispute arose from disciplinary proceedings against a retired Lieutenant General of the Indian Army, initiated after an anonymous complaint in 200...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal of Brigadier Challenging Non-Empanelment for Promotion to Major General. Selection Board's Assessment Based on Overall Reckonable Profile Within Batch Upheld as Fair and in Accordance with Army Promotion Policy.

The appellant, Brigadier Nalin Kumar Bhatia, was commissioned in the Indian Army in 1981 and promoted to Brigadier in 2008. His case for empanelment t...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal Against Disciplinary Proceedings Initiated Against Army Officer for Financial Irregularities. Court upholds Tribunal's refusal to quash proceedings, finding no violation of natural justice or mala fides.

The appellant, Brigadier L.I. Singh, was commissioned in the Indian Army in 1983 and served as Commander of 164 Mountain Brigade from December 2011 to...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Union of India's Appeal Against Acquittal of Army Personnel in House Breaking Case. Identification of Accused Not Proved Beyond Reasonable Doubt Under Section 69 of Army Act, 1950 read with Section 456 of Indian Penal Code, 1860.

The case pertains to an appeal by the Union of India against the judgment of the Armed Forces Tribunal, Regional Bench, Chandigarh, which set aside th...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal of Army Personnel Dismissed for Disobeying Lawful Command. Termination Upheld as Disobedience of Superior's Orders on Two Occasions Constitutes Serious Misconduct in Armed Forces.

The appellant, Rabindra Kumar Shaw, was enrolled in the Indian Army on 27.07.2000 and posted with the 9th Corps Air Support Signal Unit. On 30.07.2009...