Discharged from the army as a recruit

Arjun Singh (Querist) 15 April 2023 This query is : Resolved
Hello sir,my name is Arjun Singh and i joined the Indian Army in May 2021.i completed my BMT of approximately 2 months and went AWL from the training centre due to some emergencies at home...i returned to the training centre after 20 days and continued my training but when i went back to the training centre they demanded an advt of not commiting the same mistake again otherwise i would be eligible for a discharge....i gave them the advt and continued my training, but again after month of training i got AWL again and this time i tried to return after one month but they didn't let me in and told me to come with police personnels,then i took one man from the police department but again they didn't let me in and sent us back by telling us that the documents are not satisfactory...then sir this happened for two months i went there so many times but they always denied me with some new rule and law...they told me to come with my mother as i am a single parent child but even with my mother they didn't let us enter the centre... finally when they allowed me and some police personnels they told us that now it has been too late and according to Army policies he can't join now as he has passed more 90 days at home and he is going to be discharged now....and in the end they gave me a discharge.

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Arjun Singh joined the Indian Army in May 2021 and completed his initial training. He went AWOL twice due to personal emergencies. After the second absence, he was denied re-entry multiple times, facing changing rules and requirements. Ultimately, he was discharged from service due to exceeding 90 days absent, a decision deemed final by the army as it was considered desertion.

Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Expert) 15 April 2023
what do you want to know?

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 15 April 2023
yes. What is your problem and your query?

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 16 April 2023
You have been dismissed from service due to your act of desertion from army service, hence you cannot challenge this dismissal for any reason because you have already been given a chance.

Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Expert) 16 April 2023
Seems to be a case of leniency by Army and Police.

You could have been jailed for desertion.

You are not clear with the fact that as you deserted whether apprehension roll was issued or not. If it was issued then how you managed to evade police.

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