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Ex. Const. Ravinder Mohan Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2003IIAD(Delhi)123; 103(2003)DLT39; 2003(68)DRJ37; 2003(1)SLJ224(Delhi); 2003(6)SLR296

..... account of the aforesaid mental ailment with which he was suffering from, his application seeking to resign from service could not have been acted upon and in view of rule 25 of the border security force rules, 1969, he could not have been discharged from service without his medical examination by a medical board.2. the petitioner ..... was communicated to the petitioner vide letter of even date. thereafter, in may, 2001, the wife of the petitioner also represented to the director general, border security force for reinstatement of the petitioner or in the alternative for grant of retiral benefits to him and his family and also for her compassionate appointment in place of ..... fetched and without any sound basis. it having been a case of discharge from service on a notice for resignation from service, rule 25 of the border security force rules, 1969 has no application to the facts of the case. it was not the respondents who took initiative in discharging the petitioner from service on medical .....

Anant Prasad and ors. Vs. Uoi and ors.

Court : Delhi

..... 3 months except in cases where it was recommended otherwise by the authorities of the border security force. after noting that the duties performed by the part time border wing home guards were similar to the duties performed by the regular border wing security home guards of west bengal it was held by the supreme court the high ..... of the home guards when called out under section 4 shall have the same powers and protection as an officer of police appointed under any act for the time being in force. (2) no prosecution shall be instituted against a member of the home guards in respect of any thing done or purporting to be ..... approached the central administrative tribunal, principal bench, new delhi (hereinafter referred to as the tribunal) by filing various applications under section 19 of the administrative tribunals act, 1985, which applications were dismissed vide order dated march 21, 1997. aggrieved by the dismissals of their applications by the tribunal, said 77 persons approached this .....

CaptaIn Bindu Sethi Vs. Uoi and ors

Court : Delhi

..... that vide letter dated 31.12.2008 sent by the office of the director general of civil aviation to the commandant (personnel), ministry of home affairs, directorate general border security force (personnel directorate), cgo complex, lodhi road, new delhi, a categorical stand was taken that the present petitioner had already completed 1449 hrs. as pic and 4100 ..... the mala fide or tainted exercise of power, promotion from a retrospective date can be granted if delay in holding dpc is attributed to a mala fide act i.e. deliberately delaying holding dpc with the intention to deprive eligible candidates the right to be promoted. (iv) if due to administrative reasons dpc cannot ..... ministry, respondent no.1 herein, for considering the case of the petitioner for promotion but instead of acceding to the request of the petitioner, respondent no.1 acted in utter violation of the recruitment rules and took a stand that the post of senior captain which fell vacant on the retirement of avm r. khurana, ig .....

Inspector Rajendra Singh & Ors. Vs.uoi & Ors.

Court : Delhi

..... the staff selection commission would hold a competitive examination on 12.01.2003 for recruitment of sub inspectors in the border security force, central industrial security force, central reserve police force and indo tibetan border police force. =====================================================================. wp(c) no.2810/2016 page 2 of 22 4. the petitioners duly appeared for the aforesaid ..... the respondents to extend the benefit of the old pension scheme to the petitioners.2. the petitioners, who are inspectors in the border security force had applied for recruitment in the central police organisation pursuant to an advertisement issued by the staff selection commission in the employment news ..... unnecessarily delayed constitution of a review medical board. had the respondent authorities and in particular staff selection commission acted with diligence, the petitioners could have been appointed within 31.12.2003.15. the advertisements were for appointment of sub inspectors to .....

Yatendra Singh Jafa Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Central Administrative Tribunal CAT Delhi

Reported in : (2004)(2)SLJ185CAT

..... . are that the applicant, an officer, who belonged to the indian police service (ips) of 1967 batch of maharashtra cadre, had worked on central deputation to border security force (bsf) wherein he was serving as inspector general of police (kashmir) in 1992. following a raid organised by one of the bsf battalions, in the charge ..... and a quantity of arms and ammunition were recovered, complaints about a few irregularities committed surfaced leading to the setting up of a scoi under the bsf act and rules. in the inquiry, the inquiry officer had made certain adverse references among others to the applicant. proceedings proposed to be taken thereafter against ..... "rule 1(3):--these rules shall apply to all persons subject to the act provided that the provisions of chapter iv thereof shall not apply to persons belonging to all india services and other government servants who are on deputation with border security office." (emphasis supplied) the above overriding rule makes it obvious that the .....

Udai Pal Singh S/O. Late Bhagmal Vs. Union of India (Uoi) (Through

Court : Central Administrative Tribunal CAT Delhi

Reported in : (2007)3SCL284NULL

..... may add a word of caution. a large number of writ petitions and original applications have been filed challenging and questioning orders passed by border security force and other central police forces refusing to grant no objection certificates for absorption in the borrowing organisation like intelligence bureau, c.b.i. etc. allegations have also been made ..... right of permanent absorption but keeping in light the service rendered for a period of more than 5 years and also the contemplation of the act and statutory rules where provision for such appointment exists but not without issuing mandamus the respondents therein have been directed to consider the petitioners in ..... noc sought from the bsf having been turned down, the applicant has been repatriated. nowhere we find that the borrowing department i.e. ib has acted upon the request of the applicant for permanent absorption and in furtherance have sought no objection certificate from the parent department as regards permanent absorption of .....

O.P. Bishoni Vs. Union of India and anr.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1994(29)DRJ338

..... bangladesh national by name - nurul islam who was attempting to crossover to india. the said bangladesh national was brought to the post in the presence of other border security force personnel and local villagers and he was physically searched, according to the petitioner nothing was found. however, the said foreigner was pushed back by the petitioner ..... of the view that two grounds are sufficient. (5) p.w.11 was the commandant. he conducted the investigation including the enquiry under rule 45 of the border security force rules (hereinafter referred as the rules). learned counsel for the petitioner submits that the proceedings under rule 45 is not an enquiry but quasi-judicial proceedings. (for ..... not. the witness again stated in answer to the question by court that petitioner was called for hearing under rule 45 and he pleaded guilty and that this act was done by him by ignorance etc. (9) the learned counsel for the petitioner referred to rule 46 (2), according to which a commandant shall .....

Mohar Singh vs.union of India & Ors.

Court : Delhi

..... petition with the prayer to issue writ in the nature of certiorari or any other appropriate writ, quashing the order dated 21.02.2018 passed by the director general border security force.3. the relevant facts of the case are that no.970077512 ex-ct (now ex-hc) mohar singh of 200 bn bsf, the petitioner alongwith const. sunil ..... that : by now it is a well established principle of law that the high court exercising power of judicial review under article 226 of the constitution does not act as an appellate authority. is circumscribed and confined to correct errors of law or procedural error if any resulting in manifest miscarriage of justice or violation of principles ..... the appeal was allowed with the directions to the department to consider and dispose of the statutory appeal filed by the petitioner u/s 117(2) of bsf act, 1968 within 04 weeks by passing a reasoned order which was to be communicated to the petitioner forthwith.8. thereafter the petitioner submitted a statutory petition dated 08 .....

Ex. Const. Badan Singh Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and anr.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2002VIIIAD(Delhi)553; 97(2002)DLT986; 2002(64)DRJ849

..... superannuation and or (iii) alternatively that he be granted all pensionary benefits as admissible to persons with 100% medical disability attributable to service.4. the respondent border security force, has strenuously resisted the petition on the ground that the petitioner cannot be granted pensionary benefit as he has not completed the requisite ten years of qualifying ..... 70% indubitably, the existence of some bias cannot be ruled out completely. the impugned order dated 9.2.1999 reads as follows:'whereas review medical board of border security force convened by hq raj & guj. ftr bsf on 25 sept' 1998 to examine no. 90254763 constable badan singh of 163 battalion bsf, who is suffering ..... is the consequence of an immoral act. in this case it is admitted that the petitioner's wife is hiv; and that the parties have a child. innocence, thereforee, loses all relevance.2. the facts in this unfortunate case are that the petitioner was enrolled in the border security force on 12.6.1990. in march .....

Mohinder Singh Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Delhi

..... the petitioner was sentenced to rigorous imprisonment as well as dismissal from service.2. there is no dispute to the facts giving rise to the petition. the petitioner joined the border security force ( bsf ) in the year 1984 and was promoted thereafter as lance naik, naik and head constable. he had an unblemished record of service and was rewarded with ..... rules had not been complied with.14. the court considered the provisions of section 162 and 121 of the army act which are para materia with section 15 and 75 of the bsf act. this court rejected the submission made by counsel for the respondents in ..... act. this aspect has been considered by the division bench of this court in nirmal lakra s case (supra) reported at 102 (2003) dlt 41.in paras 49 to 52.13. the respondent has set up a plea that the first trial was set aside under rule 161(1a) of the bsf rules on the ground that rule 45 of the border security force .....