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Description:
In this video, we will discuss a landmark Supreme Court judgment in Vijay Kumar vs Central Bank of India & Ors (2025) that safeguards the pension rights of employees, even those who have taken compulsory retirement.

The Supreme Court ruled that:

Pension is a constitutional right, akin to the Right to Property under Article 300A.

No deduction in pension can be made without following the due process of law and giving the employee an opportunity of hearing.

Even if an employee is removed from service through compulsory retirement due to misconduct, their pension benefits cannot be reduced arbitrarily.

In this case, the Central Bank of India deducted one-third of Vijay Kumar’s pension without notice and in violation of the principles of natural justice. The Court ordered the restoration of his pension and directed that due legal procedure must be followed.

This judgment will benefit all pensioners in India by ensuring their rights are protected from arbitrary action.

📚 What We Learnt from this Judgment:
Pension = Property Right – Protected under Article 300A of the Constitution.

Due Process is Mandatory – No deduction without notice, hearing, and compliance with legal provisions.

Natural Justice – Everyone has the right to be heard before any adverse action.

Applicability – Covers both normally retired employees and those given compulsory retirement.

Misuse Prevention – Institutions cannot bypass rules or act without lawful justification.

🔍 Points to Highlight in the Video:
Case Name: Vijay Kumar vs Central Bank of India & Ors, Supreme Court, 2025

Key Law Involved: Article 300A (Right to Property), Principles of Natural Justice, Central Bank of India (Employees’) Pension Regulations, 1995

Background:

Vijay Kumar, a bank employee, was given compulsory retirement.

Bank deducted one-third pension without notice.

Supreme Court’s Ruling:

Pension rights cannot be curtailed without following proper legal process.

Compulsory retirement does not remove pension rights.

Arbitrary deductions are unlawful.

Impact: Strengthens the pension security of millions of retired employees.

To know more about the case https://indiankanoon.org/doc/171306895/


Closing Statement
Friends, this case is a reminder that your pension is not a charity – it’s your constitutional right.
No authority can act without following the law and providing you with a fair hearing. If you or someone you know faces such a situation, remember this judgment and stand up for your rights.

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