Supreme Court of India
Director General, Crpf & Ors. v. Janardan Singh & Ors.
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Service Law – Allowances – Special (Duty) Allowances – Claim of – On facts, by the Government Order dated 31.03.1987, benefit of Special (Duty) Allowances extended to CRPF personnels posted and serving, and had their headquarters in North Eastern Region – Respondents-pharmacists in CRPF posted in North Eastern Region but their Headquarters were in Gwalior, sought Special (Duty) Allowances for the period during which they were posted in the North Eastern Region – However, case of Director General, CRPF that respondents entitled to Special (Duty) Allowances only with effect from 03.08.2005 when…
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