UP Police Regs 420Chapter 29 · Appointment
Section 420 · Para 410. Ex-Servicemen are entitled to have their ex-servicemen service counted for increments in the pay scale of Constable
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Upon joining the Uttar Pradesh Police as a Constable, the following categories of ex-servicemen shall be entitled to have their previous service as a soldier counted for pay increments as per the then prevailing scale of Sepoy pay:
(1) Ex-servicemen of a combat unit of the Indian Armed Forces, and
(2) Ex-servicemen of a combat unit of the former ISF and non-ISF.
Provided that the military service of an Army pensioner or recipient of grace allowance shall not be counted for increment in pay if he continues to draw his pension or until he returns the bonus or service allowance received on discharge from Army service in monthly installments not exceeding thirty-six.
The question of fixation of pay of such ex-serviceman shall be considered only after he has returned the full amount of the dividend and service allowance. However, they will be allotted revised pay retrospectively, i.e., from the date of their recruitment into the police force.
For the purposes of the Armed Forces falling under the category of non-combatant services, the Twenty-eighth Appendix of the Second Volume of the Indian Army Regulations should be consulted. The cases of Sepoys belonging to units not mentioned in that Appendix should be referred to the Inspector General of Police at the time of recruitment, unless they are governed by previously notified precedents.
Reserve servants of the Indian Army, whose military service was pensionable under the rules and before they had earned pension in respect of their military service, are appointed to the Police Service of Uttar Pradesh after release from the reserve, whether their military service should be counted in addition to the years of reserve service or only the service in reserve, for the purpose of pay increment, if any, in the Police Force, the entire service with ranks and half of his force as reserve shall be admissible at the discretion of the Inspector General, subject to the condition that they refund any ex-gratia received in lieu of their military service.
(1) Ex-servicemen of a combat unit of the Indian Armed Forces, and
(2) Ex-servicemen of a combat unit of the former ISF and non-ISF.
Provided that the military service of an Army pensioner or recipient of grace allowance shall not be counted for increment in pay if he continues to draw his pension or until he returns the bonus or service allowance received on discharge from Army service in monthly installments not exceeding thirty-six.
The question of fixation of pay of such ex-serviceman shall be considered only after he has returned the full amount of the dividend and service allowance. However, they will be allotted revised pay retrospectively, i.e., from the date of their recruitment into the police force.
For the purposes of the Armed Forces falling under the category of non-combatant services, the Twenty-eighth Appendix of the Second Volume of the Indian Army Regulations should be consulted. The cases of Sepoys belonging to units not mentioned in that Appendix should be referred to the Inspector General of Police at the time of recruitment, unless they are governed by previously notified precedents.
Reserve servants of the Indian Army, whose military service was pensionable under the rules and before they had earned pension in respect of their military service, are appointed to the Police Service of Uttar Pradesh after release from the reserve, whether their military service should be counted in addition to the years of reserve service or only the service in reserve, for the purpose of pay increment, if any, in the Police Force, the entire service with ranks and half of his force as reserve shall be admissible at the discretion of the Inspector General, subject to the condition that they refund any ex-gratia received in lieu of their military service.
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