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    AFT finds Army’s new promotion policy for Generals to be ‘arbitrary and discriminatory’

    Written by Man Aman Singh Chhina | Chandigarh | Published: October 7, 2018 10:32:33 am

    AFT finds Army's new promotion policy for Generals to be 'arbitrary and discriminatory' As per this policy, the is to be held only once a year and all special review cases are to be considered only with the next scheduled SSB

    The Principal Bench of the Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT) has come down harshly on the 's new promotion policy for Generals finding portions of it to be “not only arbitrary and discriminatory but also violative of the principles of natural justice”.

    The bench of AFT Chairperson Justice Virender Singh and Lt Gen Sanjiv Chachra (retd) have made the observations while giving directions to the Army to immediately hold the promotion selection board of a Major General for the rank of Lt General.

    Pronouncing the judgment on October 5, on the petition of Major General VK Singh, the bench observed that the Army's new promotion policy of December 2017, which became the subject matter of the case requires a re-visit by the Army for its effective implementation in the right perspective, so as to avoid any further litigation.

    Major General Singh was commissioned in the Armoured Corps of the Indian Army on in 1983 and was considered for promotion to the rank of Lieutenant General by the Service Selection…

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