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Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Ex-servicemen Armed forces Sixth Pay Commission: Pay Arrears & Salary Hike Details after SC ruling: Veteran Prabhjot Singh PLS Retd.

Ex-servicemen Armed forces Sixth Pay Commission:

Pay Arrears & Salary Hike

Details after SC ruling.


The latest news on Sixth Pay Commission is for the

Ex-servicemen or Armed forces officers, who either

retired or were supposed to retire between 1986 and

1996. There was a court case going on in the Keral

High Court and today the honourable Supreme Court

has upheld the decision of the Keral High Court that

the pay arrears, pension details for Ex-servicemen or

Armed forces officers were calculated incorrectly and

they should be re-recalculated and paid with

retrospective effect from Jan 1, 1986. This will bring in

a big payment of arrears and pension payment for the

retired army officers or Ex-servicemen or Armed forces

officers. These employees, government employees will

be getting the benefits of the Sixth pay Commission

Panel Recommendations as per the new calculations.


How many ex-servicemen or army officers will benefit

from this latest development on Sixth Pay Commission

Recommendations?

Around 30,000 to 40,000 ex-servicemen or retired armed

forces officers who were commissioned or retired between

1986 and 1996, are expected to benefit.
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