Bengaluru: Karnataka HC has come to save a 94-year-old fighter from Ballari, who has been rejected for more than two decades on the grounds that he has failed to provide a second written statement from the living co-prisoner, and ordered arrears to be completed in six week.
In accordance with the requirements of the retirement scheme, Freedom Fighter, Gundu Rao Desai from Kamalapura from the Taluk Hospet, must submit two written statements from two co-Dinesan.
The court noted that Freedom Fighter’s petition has been specifically mentioned in a letter dated January 20, 2021 that only one co-dune that lives now and the other has long died.
The legal authority approach to state compassion policies such as the Freedom Fighter pension scheme should not end up piracy of justice with “ritually” with the Letter of Law at the expense of his enthusiasm, the High Court has said.
A sking he to produce a written statement from two co-detenuses is almost the same as luring him to take the dead from their grave, instill a soul into their bodies and ask them to swear.
This is the impossibility, at least with all the advancements of medical science until now it is achieved, “Justice Krishna S Dixit was observed.” If not, (borrowing the words of justice Benjamin N Cardozo) (authorities) can be equated with surgeons who prefer their patients Died in accordance with the principles of operation rather than life contrary to them.
It’s not a happy thing to happen in an intentional world.
Not a case of the respondent that the guilty applicant for fraud, fabrication or the like, “said Justice Dixit.
The authorities must provide pension sanctions with the effects of March 19, 1998 (the date of the applicant’s claim) and postponed arrears in six weeks.
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