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J.Regi Kumar vs Union Of India
2024 Latest Caselaw 32303 Ker

Citation : 2024 Latest Caselaw 32303 Ker
Judgement Date : 8 November, 2024

Kerala High Court

J.Regi Kumar vs Union Of India on 8 November, 2024

WP(C) No.9435/2017                         1/6

                        IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM
                                        PRESENT
                     THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE HARISANKAR V. MENON
            Friday, the 8th day of November 2024 / 17th Karthika, 1946
                             WP(C) NO. 9435 OF 2017(D)
   PETITIONER:

          J.REGI KUMAR, AGED 43 YEARS, (CT/GD 941163385), AGED 43 YEARS,
          S/O.JABAMONY, VETTUVILAI VEEDU, MALAICODE, EDAICODE P O, KANYAKUMARI
          DISTRICT, TAMIL NADU.

   RESPONDENTS:

      1. UNION OF INDIA REPRESENTED BY THE SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF HOME
         AFFAIRS, NEW DELHI-110001.
      2. THE DIRECTOR GENERAL CRPF MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS, CGO COMPLEX,
         LODHI ROAD, NEW DELHI 110003,
      3. THE INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE SOUTHERN SECTOR, CENTRAL RESERVE
         POLICE FORCE, ROAD NO.10C, JUBILI HILLS POST, HYDERABAD -33.
      4. THE DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE GROUP CENTRE, CENTRAL RESERVE
         POLICE FORCE, PALLIPPURAM THIRUVANANTHAPURAM-695316.


        Writ petition (civil) praying inter alia that in the circumstances
   stated in the affidavit filed along with the WP(C) the High Court be
   pleased to direct the 4th respondent to consider and dispose of Exhibit P7
   representation immdediately, pending disposal of the Writ Petition.


        This petition coming on for orders upon perusing the petition and
   the affidavit filed in support of WP(C) and upon hearing the arguments of
   M/S.B.HARISH KUMAR & K.R.RENJU Advocates for the petitioner, DEPUTY
   SOLICITOR GENERAL OF INDIA for respondent 1 and of SMT.DAYA SINDHU
   SRIHARI, CENTRAL GOVERNMENT COUNSEL(B/O), SRI.O.M.SHALINA, CENTRAL
   GOVERNMENT COUNSEL & SRI.V.GIRISHKUMAR, CENTRAL GOVERNMENT COUNSEL for
   respondents, the court passed the following:
 WP(C) No.9435/2017                            2/6



        WP(C)No.9435 of 2017                        1




                              HARISANKAR V. MENON, J.
                          --------------------------------------------
                                 WP(C)No.9435 of 2017
                               --------------------------------------
                      Dated this the day of 8th November 2024


                                             ORDER

The petitioner started service as a Constable with CRPF in the year

1994. He availed a leave for five days during 2011, but could not rejoin

on account of certain criminal cases in which he got involved, in relation

to a property dispute and on account of the subsequent orders passed

by the Magistrate Court. Stating that reason, the petitioner was

proceeded against and ultimately by Ext.P2 order, he was removed from

service w.e.f. 16.03.2013, on account of the afore unauthorized

absence.

2. The order at Ext.P2 was the subject matter of challenge

before this Court and by Ext.P3 judgment, this Court found that there

was no need to have removed the petitioner from service, since the

petitioner could not rejoin on account of valid reasons. Therefore, this

Court, also noticing the fact, that the petitioner by himself had reported

that he got entangled in a criminal case, directed the penalty of removal

from service to be changed as "compulsory retirement". The directions

in the afore judgment at Clause No. 3 of Paragraph 9 to the effect that

the petitioner would also be entitled for all service benefits is also to be

noticed, if otherwise eligible.

3. The directions in Ext.P3 stood implemented by Ext.P5 with

reference to the provisions of Rule 40 of CCS Pension Rules, 1972. The

petitioner was also issued with the pension payment order as evidenced

by Ext.P5 wherein, the pension was calculated at Rs.3,770/-, however,

without providing the details of calculation to arrive at the afore figure.

Though the petitioner sought for an identity card, the said prayer stood

rejected by Ext.P6, essentially relying on certain standing orders issued

in that regard.

4. I have heard Sri. B.Harish Kumar, the learned counsel for the

petitioner and Sri. Daya Sindhu Srihari, the learned Central Government

Counsel for the respondents herein.

5. It is seen that the respondents while filing their counter

affidavit, has given the details of the calculation to arrive at the

retirement pension of Rs.3,770/- as stated in Ext.P5. Upon receipt of the

afore details, the petitioner has filed a reply affidavit, with specific

reference to a similar calculation made in respect of an employee, who

was removed from service like the petitioner herein, from CRPF itself

producing the same as Ext.P8.

6. According to the learned counsel for the petitioner, the

calculation as regards pensions payable with reference to those who

have been compulsorily retired and the provisions of Rule 40 of CCS

Pension Rules ought to have been made in the same fashion as done in

Ext.P8. The petitioner in Paragraph 4 of the reply affidavit, has made a

calculation of the eligible pension as under: -

"As per the same, the calculation for Pension is (Number of years of service/20)* average emoluments or last pay) = 17/20*11310*50/100 = 0.85*5655=4842/-"

The afore calculation, has not been controverted by the respondents

herein.

7. The learned Central Government Counsel points out that the

calculation was made with reference to the provisions of Central Civil

Services (Commutation of Pension) Rules, 1981.

8. If the respondents have a case that the calculation made by

the petitioner as above is not correct, the details of the calculation with

reference to the provisions under which the calculation was effected by

the respondents are also to be provided in the statement.

9. In such circumstances, I am of the opinion, that the

respondents have to come on record with reference to the afore

calculation in Paragraph 4 of the reply affidavit.

10. Therefore, I direct the competent among respondents to file a

statement/affidavit with reference to the afore calculation provided by

the petitioner, in tune with Ext.P8, as also the provisions of Rule 40 of

CCS Pension Rules, 1972, within a period of two weeks.

Post on 03.12.2024.

Sd/-

HARISANKAR V. MENON JUDGE ANA

08-11-2024 /True Copy/ Assistant Registrar

APPENDIX OF WP(C) 9435/2017 EXHIBIT P2 A TRUE COPY OF THE ORDER DTD 16/3/13 EXHIBIT P3 A TRUE COPY OF THE JUDGMENT DTD 1/6/2015 PASSED BY THIS HON'BLE COURT EXHIBIT P5 A TRUE COPY OF THE ORDER DTD 19/5/2016 ALONG WITH PENSION PAYMENT ORDER DTD 9/6/2016 EXHIBIT P6 A TRUE COPY OF THE ORDER DTD 3/11/2015 ISSUED BY THE 4TH RESPONDENT EXHIBIT P7 A TRUE COPY OF THE REPRESENTATION DTD 30/1/2017 SUBMITTED BY THE PETITIONER.

Exhibit P8 A true copy of the relevant rule along with the method of calculation adopted by the CRPF

08-11-2024 /True Copy/ Assistant Registrar

 
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