Disability Pension Can't Be Denied Merely Because Officer Was Posted At Peace Station Later', Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court ruled that disability pensions cannot be denied on the grounds that an officer was posted at a peace station. The case involved a military officer who applied for disability pension after being posted at a peace station but was denied the pension based on his assignment. The Court held that the location of service does not affect the eligibility for disability pension if the officer’s condition warrants it. This decision ensures that all eligible personnel are treated fairly, regardless of their posting.