SC raps govt over delay in benefits to cadets

The Supreme Court of India has expressed its frustration over the Union government's inaction regarding the welfare of disabled military cadets. During a recent hearing, the court highlighted the prolonged delays in implementing necessary measures to enhance the living and training conditions for these individuals. The bench, led by Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, warned that it might summon senior officials if the government fails to address the issues promptly. The court's remarks reflect a growing concern for the rights and well-being of disabled personnel in the armed forces, emphasizing the need for timely governmental response and accountability. This criticism underscores the broader context of ensuring equitable treatment and support for all military personnel, particularly those facing physical challenges. The Supreme Court's intervention aims to accelerate reforms and ensure that the cadets receive the benefits and support they are entitled to without further delay.