I was dismissed from the Air Force in July 2015 after being absent for 120 days. I was only 18 and a half years into my service. I haven’t received any pension or ex-servicemen benefits. Can I challenge my dismissal order to get these benefits?

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Law Forum › Category: Armed Forces Tribunal › I was dismissed from the Air Force in July 2015 after being absent for 120 days. I was only 18 and a half years into my service. I haven’t received any pension or ex-servicemen benefits. Can I challenge my dismissal order to get these benefits?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

I was dismissed from the Air Force in July 2015 after being absent for 120 days. I was only 18 and a half years into my service. I haven’t received any pension or ex-servicemen benefits. Can I challenge my dismissal order to get these benefits?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Indian law allows you to challenge your dismissal order within three years of its issuance. Since you were dismissed in July 2015, your time to file a challenge has likely passed. You should consult a lawyer specializing in military law to assess your specific situation.

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