By Admin 
Navy permanent commission: The Supreme Court said on Tuesday (May 21, 2025) that “just enough” and it reprimanded the Navy for not giving a permanent commission to the 2007 batch ‘Short Service Commission “officer despite the apex court’s directive and asked the authorities to” abandon his ego “.
A bench of Justice Suryakant and Justice N. Kotishwar Singh asked the officials to consider the case of Seema Chaudhary, an officer of the 2007 batch ‘Judge Advocate General’ (JAG or Legal) branch, within a week and provide a permanent commission.
Supreme Court said- Improve your way
The bench presented the naval officers and senior advocate R.K. He said to Balasubramaniam, “It is too enough. Please improve your way. We will give you a week’s time to give them a permanent commission. Does the officials concerned think that they can ignore the orders of the court? What kind of disciplined force are you? ”
Why was not taken in permanent commission?
The bench observed the proceedings of the selection board and the annual confidential report of the officer. The court asked that when the officials claimed that they had achieved all the standards, why were they not taken in a permanent commission.
‘You have to abandon your ego’
The bench asked, “The officials concerned will have to renounce their ego. How can you say that he is fit in all aspects, but still we cannot take them into a permanent commission? This court has a clear conclusion that their case should be considered separately. Then why he has not been considered so far? “The bench listed the case for an order after a summer vacation and said that the decision of 2024 passed by the apex court on his review petition has reached the decisive phase.