Supreme Court reinstates four army personnel wrongly discharged over fake certificate claims, highlighting a lack of evidence against them.
Read Full ArticleSupreme Court rules that Armed Forces Tribunal, a quasi-judicial body, lacks authority to direct government policy formulation, particularly in matters of promotions within the military. Highlights from the court's decision, including the quashing of an order for Air Commodore N K Sharma, and insights into the tribunal's limited jurisdiction under the Armed Forces Tribunal Act, 2007.
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