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Supreme Court hears an individual case of Army women SSC officers who were denied Permanent Commission

By LawStreet News Network      28 January, 2022 12:23 PM      0 Comments
Supreme Court Army women Permanent Commission

Supreme Court hears an individual case of Army women SSC officers who were denied Permanent Commission as they were assessed from 1999-2005 based on an assessment system that relied on an ACR due to which they failed to get over 60% marks, the threshold fixed by the Supreme Court

Sr Adv Huzefa Ahmadi: She has an alternate offer of employment now

Justice DY Chandrachud: we totally understand, there are family and other concerns too

Justice Sanjiv Khanna: she initially wanted to join but then the transfer made her change mind



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