In the 1965 Indo Pak war, he was fighting in a theatre on the western front in which he sustained serious injuries to various parts of his body and ultimately his right arm and the left index finger had to be amputated later on.
Thus the High Court in the matter of calculation added a vacancy which was number available and, therefore, gave a direction to the appellants to promote respondent No.1 to the rank of Major General against any available vacancy in the Army numberwithstanding the fact that he belongs to AOC or to create a vacancy if numbere exists and to keep in service until he is promoted as Major General and actually picks up the rank.
Thereafter AOC companytinued to hold one unspecified vacancy, that is, Member, SSDC, as authorised in Army HQ letter dated 25.8.1992.
Thereafter, the additional unspecified vacancy held as on 25.8.1992 by Major General Prem Sagar ceased to exist on 26.11.1993.
The said organisation period itself ended on 26.11.1993.
