Reading: As an Air Warrior serving in the Indian Air Force, I was initially categorized as A4G4(P) based on a recommendation from the Command Hospital specialist. My medical profile includes a PCL tear in my left knee and Spondololysis L5 B/L, facet arthropathy, both attributed to my service. However, a recent letter from Air HQ (Air HQ/26495/16/Empl Restr/med dated 04 Jun 15) upgraded my medical category to A4G2 without any employability restrictions. This has resulted in difficulties performing physical activities and a loss of disability pension, causing my physical condition to worsen progressively.

As an Air Warrior serving in the Indian Air Force, I was initially categorized as A4G4(P) based on a recommendation from the Command Hospital specialist. My medical profile includes a PCL tear in my left knee and Spondololysis L5 B/L, facet arthropathy, both attributed to my service. However, a recent letter from Air HQ (Air HQ/26495/16/Empl Restr/med dated 04 Jun 15) upgraded my medical category to A4G2 without any employability restrictions. This has resulted in difficulties performing physical activities and a loss of disability pension, causing my physical condition to worsen progressively.

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2 years ago

Law Forum › Category: Armed Forces Tribunal › As an Air Warrior serving in the Indian Air Force, I was initially categorized as A4G4(P) based on a recommendation from the Command Hospital specialist. My medical profile includes a PCL tear in my left knee and Spondololysis L5 B/L, facet arthropathy, both attributed to my service. However, a recent letter from Air HQ (Air HQ/26495/16/Empl Restr/med dated 04 Jun 15) upgraded my medical category to A4G2 without any employability restrictions. This has resulted in difficulties performing physical activities and a loss of disability pension, causing my physical condition to worsen progressively.

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

As an Air Warrior serving in the Indian Air Force, I was initially categorized as A4G4(P) based on a recommendation from the Command Hospital specialist. My medical profile includes a PCL tear in my left knee and Spondololysis L5 B/L, facet arthropathy, both attributed to my service. However, a recent letter from Air HQ (Air HQ/26495/16/Empl Restr/med dated 04 Jun 15) upgraded my medical category to A4G2 without any employability restrictions. This has resulted in difficulties performing physical activities and a loss of disability pension, causing my physical condition to worsen progressively.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Based on the information provided, the downgrade from A4G4(P) to A4G2 without proper evaluation and consideration of your service-related medical conditions may be a violation of your rights under the Indian Air Force regulations and the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act. You should seek legal advice and appeal this decision through the proper channels within the IAF, emphasizing the impact on your physical condition and loss of disability pension.