Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Ors. v. Lt. Col. Sameer Singh
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Armed Forces: Permanent Secondment – Eligibility criteria – Office Memorandum dated 12.05.2011 – Respondent was commissioned in the Indian Army in 1994 – While holding the post of Lt. Colonel in the Indian Army, he was posted in Directorate General Quality Assurance (DGQA) – After completion of two years of service therein, he fell in the zone of consideration of Permanent Secondment – Respondent’s case was considered by the Quality Assurance Selection Board (QASB) held on 17.02.2016, however, he was not recommended for Permanent Secondment as in the Technical Assessment Reports (TAR) for the…
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