Supreme Court of India
Lt. Gen. Manomoy Ganguly, Vsm v. Union of India and Others
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Armed Forces – Promotion – Appointment to the post of Director General Medical Services, Army (DGMS, Army) – Petitioner was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant General and gained eligibility for the post of DGMS (Army) – He was also the senior most person in feeder rank – However, Director General, Armed Forces (Medical) Services (DGAFMS), after considering his case along with another Lieutenant General ‘S’, recommended ‘S’, though the petitioner was senior to him – Aggrieved, Petitioner approached Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT), which decided in his favour – Appeal was filed by Union of India…
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