I retired from Central Government Defence Civilian service on February 29, 2016, after completing 37 years of service and turning 60. I was a Group D Industrial Employee. My pension payment order was issued, but shortly before my retirement, I received a show-cause notice alleging duplicate SC certificate. Subsequently, a charge sheet was issued. I filed a case with the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) Kolkata, which ordered provisional pension payment. However, my monthly pension and other dues haven’t been disbursed. What should I do?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › I retired from Central Government Defence Civilian service on February 29, 2016, after completing 37 years of service and turning 60. I was a Group D Industrial Employee. My pension payment order was issued, but shortly before my retirement, I received a show-cause notice alleging duplicate SC certificate. Subsequently, a charge sheet was issued. I filed a case with the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) Kolkata, which ordered provisional pension payment. However, my monthly pension and other dues haven’t been disbursed. What should I do?
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I retired from Central Government Defence Civilian service on February 29, 2016, after completing 37 years of service and turning 60. I was a Group D Industrial Employee. My pension payment order was issued, but shortly before my retirement, I received a show-cause notice alleging duplicate SC certificate. Subsequently, a charge sheet was issued. I filed a case with the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) Kolkata, which ordered provisional pension payment. However, my monthly pension and other dues haven’t been disbursed. What should I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You should approach the CAT Kolkata again with a copy of the provisional pension payment order and evidence of non-disbursement. The CAT can then direct the concerned authorities to release your pension and other dues.

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