Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago
I retired from the Indian Navy as a Petty Officer on 31st May 2003. I was promoted to Petty Officer on 1st February 2003, but I only served for a few months in this rank before retiring. Since I didn’t complete six months in this rank, I’m currently receiving pension based on the Leading Petty Officer rank. Is there any chance I can get my pension regularized to reflect my final rank of Petty Officer? I’d appreciate any advice on how to proceed with this.
Best Answer
Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago
Indian pension rules generally require six months’ service in a rank for pension benefits to be calculated based on that rank. Since you served for less than six months as Petty Officer, it’s unlikely your pension will be regularized. However, it’s advisable to contact the Indian Navy’s Pension Department for a definitive answer and to understand the specific regulations applicable to your case.
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