Dear Editor,
I have been reading carefully Views from several experts on your
blog regarding DHC Judgement Dated 27th April . When expectations are
very high , reverse outcome spreads disappointment all around. True.
Same is visible from expert comments uploaded by you on your blog from
highly learned personalities in our community.
My view is altogether different. This Judgement is just a bend in
the road but not at all the end of the road. Our Case Managers must
keep their morale very high knowing it very well that every year scores
of different high court verdicts are reversed by Supreme Court. Our Case
is really very very strong. The Pension Rules of entire financial
sector including RBI, NABARD , Nationalised Banks, LIC and GIC with a
pensioner base of more than Ten Lacs are based on Central Govt Employees
Pension Rules. Now same Central Govt without amending its own pension
rules for its retired employees has already started revising pension
of Centre Govt retired employees through 5th Pay Commission wef
01.01.1996, 6th Pay Commission wef 01.01.2006 and 7th Pay Commission wef
01.01.2016 . How the same Centre Govt can deny the same benefit to
more than one million Pensioners in Financial Sector ? Is it not a clear
cut case of violation of Articles 14 and 21 of Indian Constitution.
What more proof is needed by Supreme Court.?
Let our Case Managers shed their large ego as well as their comfort
zone and try to take their next battle at Supreme Court at a bigger
platform.
Surely We are going to Win at Supreme Court . No body should have
any doubt in our Victory which just around the corner. Hum Jeeten Ge Ek
Din, Man Mein Pucca Hai Vishwas .
God bless Unity of entire financial sector Pensioners.
Regards,
B.R.Mehta
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