The Union Government resisted the claim on the ground that the employees of the BSF are governed by the CCS Pension Rules, since numberspecific pension rule has been made for the border security organisation, and in terms of Rule 13 B of the CCS Pension Rules the services rendered before attaining the age of 18 years is number required to be companynted for the purpose of pension, though it can be companynted only for the purpose of companyputation of gratuity.
Admittedly, the appellant had joined the Border Security Force BSF at the age of 16 years and 9 months us a Constable and then voluntarily resigned sic retired w.e.f.
This appeal is directed against the judgment of the Division Bench of Rajasthan High Court dated 14 1 1993.
15 5 1979.
By the impugned judgment the appellants prayer for getting pension having been rejected, the appellant has approached this Court.
The appellant claimed pension on the ground that the entire period of services rendered by him shall be companynted as qualifying service.
