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Delhi High Court Quashes 2005 CISF Retirement, Orders Notional Service Till Superannuation

The bench faulted repeated probes after earlier exonerations, citing uncorroborated allegations that failed even the civil standard.

Overview

  • A bench of Justices Dinesh Mehta and Vimal Kumar Yadav set aside the CISF’s October 26, 2005 compulsory retirement order against former Assistant Commandant R.S. Yadav.
  • The court directed that Yadav be deemed to have served until superannuation, with his pension recalculated on a notional basis without arrears.
  • Judges noted Yadav had been cleared in earlier inquiries before senior officials ordered yet another preliminary probe that led to punishment.
  • The ruling described the complaint by a woman constable as suggestive of vengeance or ulterior motive, emphasizing that the allegations lacked corroboration.
  • The case arose from Yadav’s posting at the CISF unit in Dhankuni, West Bengal, and the court recorded that the 72-year-old petitioner was not seeking monetary gains.