JUDGEMENT
SUDHIR AGARWAL, J. -
(1.) LIST revised. None appeared on behalf of the petitioner. However, I have
perused the record.
(2.) THE petitioner's father retired on 8th July, 1967 from the post of constable and
died on 11th August, 1981 leaving his
widow i.e. mother of the petitioner and
children. The family pension to widow was
not paid by the respondents though the
petitioner and his mother approached
respondents repeatedly. Ultimately the
widow also died on 22nd January, 1994.
Thereafter the respondents continued to
make correspondence from one to another
authorities. The fact however remains that
family pension from 11.08.1981 to 22.01.1994 was not paid to the unfortunate
widow of the deceased employee and even
after her death to the legal heirs i.e. the
petitioner till 2001 when this writ petition
was filed and even thereafter.
In the counter affidavit respondents have given details of various letters issued
from one authority to another but the fact
remains that even in counter affidavit there
is not a single averment, by the time it was
filed, that family pension has already been
paid to the petitioner. It only says that
proceeding have been initiated and are
pending.
(3.) THIS is really a very unfortunate case where old widow of a deceased
employee continued to suffer and starve for
not receiving family pension for almost 13
years and ultimately died without getting it.
The legal heirs of the ex deceased employee
is/are still contesting the matter for the last 11 years in this Court and prior thereto
about 7 years were pursuing in the
Department.;
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