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SC: Re-Employed Officers May be Classified Differently from Regular Officers - (17 Aug 2026)

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Supreme Court ruled that retired government officers re-employed after retirement can be considered a separate class from regular employees for pay fixation, observing that such classification does not infringe the equality protections under Articles 14 and 16.

Tags : RE-EMPLOYED OFFICERS; RETIREMENT; REGULAR OFFICERS  

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