Rules, Rights & Rites -132
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RTP Counting of service - Supreme Court of India Judgment (06.04.2026)
• The Supreme Court heard the Special Leave Petition (SLP) filed by the Union of India against the High Court's December 2025 order in the case of RTP service.
• The Court observed that the High Court had already mentioned that previous SLPs on the same issue (Dheeraj Pal and Raksh Pal Singh) had been dismissed.
• The Court noted that despite these prior dismissals, the present petition was still filed.
• The Supreme Court dismissed the petition and imposed a cost of ₹25,000 on the petitioners.
• The cost was ordered to be deposited into the "Armed Forces Battle Casualties Welfare Fund" at Canara Bank within four weeks.
• The crux of the High Court of Delhi Judgment (10.12.2025)
• The Union of India challenged an order dated 29.08.2025 passed by the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), which had ruled in favour of respondent Sangeeta Kaushik.
• The CAT had quashed previous impugned orders and directed the petitioners to extend benefits to the respondent based on a precedent from the High Court for the State of Telangana.
• These benefits included consequential upgrades under the MACP Scheme and pensionary benefits.
• The High Court noted that the issue was already covered by its previous judgments, specifically Union of India v. Sh. Dheeraj Pal and Union of India v. Raksh Pal Singh.
• Finding no merit in the petition, the High Court dismissed it and disposed of all pending applications.
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