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CAT Orders Jammu & Kashmir Govt to Scrutinise Regularisation Claims of 12 Rehbar-e-Janglaat Staff
✍️ Kashmir Life
🗓 10 Oct 2026, 07:38 PM
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The Central Administrative Tribunal has directed the Jammu & Kashmir government to investigate the regularisation claims filed by 12 employees of the Rehbar-e-Janglaat organisation.
The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) has issued a directive to the Jammu & Kashmir government to examine the regularisation claims submitted by 12 employees of the Rehbar-e-Janglaat organisation. The tribunal’s order, issued on Thursday, requires the state administration to review the eligibility and documentation of the staff seeking regularisation.
Rehbar-e-Janglaat, a welfare body for ex-servicemen, has seen a surge in regularisation requests in recent months. The 12 employees in question have alleged that their employment terms were not fully formalised, prompting the tribunal to intervene.
The directive obliges the Jammu & Kashmir government to conduct a thorough audit of the claims and present a detailed report to the tribunal within a stipulated timeframe. Failure to comply could lead to further legal action.
The government has yet to release a statement on the matter, but officials are expected to respond shortly. The decision underscores the tribunal’s role in ensuring fair administrative practices in the state.
Rehbar-e-Janglaat, a welfare body for ex-servicemen, has seen a surge in regularisation requests in recent months. The 12 employees in question have alleged that their employment terms were not fully formalised, prompting the tribunal to intervene.
The directive obliges the Jammu & Kashmir government to conduct a thorough audit of the claims and present a detailed report to the tribunal within a stipulated timeframe. Failure to comply could lead to further legal action.
The government has yet to release a statement on the matter, but officials are expected to respond shortly. The decision underscores the tribunal’s role in ensuring fair administrative practices in the state.