Today(on 12th April),The Bombay High Court criticized the Maharashtra government for not deciding on benefits for an Army major’s widow, despite previous court orders. The widow had requested financial benefits for ex-servicemen, but the government claimed the major did not qualify as a “domicile” of the state. The court set a deadline for the state to resolve the matter.
Today (4th April): The Bombay High Court dismissed Maharashtra government’s plea for extension in addressing Major Anuj Sood’s widow’s compensation case, criticizing the slow response and emphasizing the widow’s entitlement to relief and allowance as per state policy. The court’s directive precedes the election code of conduct and urged the government to act promptly.
