Supreme court judgement awaited
All about 65 lakh pensioners are eagerly waiting for the Supreme court judgment.
The Supreme court has given the date for hearing on 11.08.2021 regarding higher pension cases.
Kerala High court judgment on EPF pension.
Everything was quite clear for payment of higher pension to the Eps 95 pensioners and the judgement of Kerala Highcourt was applauded by many economists and prominent senior advcocatis in India. But unfortunately the EPFO has interfered and filed a writ petition against the Kerala High court judgment.
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What may be discussed in the supreme court?
It is the Kerala High court judgement, which has to be heard in the Supreme Court. It is the high time for the Eps 95 pensioners and the Supreme court. The Kerala High court judgement can easily be implemented as per the senior economists of India. There will not be any financial complications also provided they plan the blue prints of CBT Members and senior economists and experts in fund management.
- Applications for higher pension will not be more as worried by the EPFO
- Refund of amount to the EPFO for getting of higher pension is not so easy fot the pensioners who are already on the verge of kicking bucket.
- Loan availabilty is complicated task for the many old age people.
- Already there are some persons availing hihger pension
- There are many ways to impliment the Court decission, provide they plan positively.
- EPFO is playing mind game and getting bad name to the ruling Government
Epf 95 pension latest news Supreme court
There is one news in the media that the EPFO had appealed not to postpone the matter as an interim petition has been filed seeking an immediate stay on the judgement of Kerala High Court.
They had argued that the pension would be increased by 50 times as per the High Court judgment and they could not recover the amount during the superintendence of the pensioners.
The EPFO is not considering any application for higher pension for the reason that the matter is under sub-judice.
After a long wait of 28 months, the Supreme Court is looking forward to hearing a review petition filed against the Supreme Court’s decision on appeals filed by the Employees’ Provident Fund Organization (EPFO) and the Ministry of Labor and Employment.
In this hearing, the top court had sought a reply within two weeks and adjourned the matter to March 23. The EPFO had requested not to adjourn the matter as an interim petition has been filed seeking an immediate stay of the Kerala High Court’s decision. They had argued that the pension would be increased by 50 times as per the High Court judgment and they could not recover the amount during the superintendence of the pensioners.
In the month of January, a bench headed by Justice U U Lalit set back the Supreme Court’s decision, while the High Court’s decision stayed, it is still valid.
Afterward, the EPFO had requested immediate consideration of this matter.
A bench headed by Justice U U Lalit had told that the matter would not be taken forward and the hearing would be held on a daily basis from March 23.
But even in March 2021, these issues were not decided and these cases were shown the way to wait for further.
These matters can be taken up for consideration on 11 August 2021. Earlier, these matters were to be heard on July 20, but these cases were postponed till the 11th of August.
67 lakh EPS pensioners are aspiring that their long wait for full salary pension will end with this decision.
Earlier, both the Kerala High Court and the Supreme Court had ruled in favor of 67 lakh EPS pensioners.
The application for pension on full salary has been rejected by EPFO saying that the appeal of the Ministry of Labor and Employment and review petition of EPFO is under sub-judice.
Earlier, the Supreme Court of India had upheld the Kerala High Court’s decision on April 1, 2019, which said that monthly pension should be given on full salary from the Employees’ Pension Scheme 1995 (EPS 95).
The Labor Ministry filed an appeal against the High Court’s decision in spite of the review petition already filed by the EPFO.
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