Supreme Court of India
Ambika Prasad v. Union of India.
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What the Court ordered
We are of the opinion that these four kinds of allowances, which are admissible to the medical doctors are also admissible to the Group ’A’ scientists under the non-medical category employed in the establishment of Director General of Health Services.
Judgment, page 3
From the headnote
The petitioner, group ’ ’ scientist belonging to the non-medical wing of the Directorate General of Health Serv- ices, filed a wit petition in this Court seeking parity in pay scales and allowances with his counter-part in the medical wing. It was contended that group ’ ’ scientists are treated discriminately vis-a-vis their counter-parts in other Ministries, because the former are not given any promotional benefits while the latter are provided with avenues for promotion.…
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