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Ramesh Chander Joshi vs CAG on 15 October 2026

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CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL CHANDIGARH BENCH Order Sheet Item no.: 7 O.A./1296/2026 (CHANDIGARH) [ OLD PENSION SCHEME ] Court No.: 2 No of Adjournment: Order Dated: 15/10/2026 RAMESH CHANDER JOSHI Vs CAG

For Applicant(s) Advocate : SH. JAGDEEP JASWAL AND SH. SANJEEV BHUDHIRAJA

For Respondent(s) Advocate : Order of The Tribunal MA 3284/2026 This application has been filed by applicants seeking permission of this Tribunal to prosecute the OA jointly on the ground that their cause of action and relief claimed are same. MA is allowed for the reasons stated therein. All the applicants are permitted to prosecute the OA jointly. OA Heard learned counsel for applicants. Issue notice to respondents. Sh. Barjesh Mittal, appears and accepts notice on behalf of respondents. Service is dispensed with. The applicants have placed reliance on various judicial pronouncements passed by this Tribunal including Annexure A-1, against the same department i.e. CAG.

One opportunity is granted to respondents to show cause as to why the dictum of Annexure A-1 be not applicable in the instant case. List before Joint Registrar on 30.11.2026. Suresh Kumar Batra Member (J) Dinky Bansal ( steno 'd' )

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