D. Y. CHANDRACHUD, M R SHAH
Nitisha – Appellant
Versus
Union of India – Respondent
JUDGMENT :
Dhananjaya Y Chandrachud, J.
This judgment has been divided into the following sections to facilitate analysis:
A A long and winding road
B Steps for implementing the decision in Babita Puniya
C Criteria for the grant of PCs
C.1 Medical Criteria
C.2 Substantive Assessment for PC
D Evaluation of the credentials of 615 Women SSCOs
E Submissions
E.1 Submissions of petitioners
E.2 Submissions of the respondents
E.3 The petitioners in rejoinder
F Systemic Discrimination
F.1 Theoretical Foundations of Indirect Discrimination
F.2 Position in the United States
F.3 Position in the United Kingdom
F.4 Position in South Africa
F.5 Position in Canada
F.6 Evolving an analytical framework for indirect discrimination in India:
F.7 Systemic Discrimination as antithetical to Substantive Equality
G Analysis
G.1 Selection Process & Criteria set by the Army
G.2 Benchmarking with the Lowest Male Officer
G.3 Reliance on Annual Confidential Reports
G.4 Medical Criteria
G.5 WSSCOs belonging to WSES(O) 27-31 and SSC(T&NT) 1-3 who had not completed 14 years of service as on the date of Babita Puniya
H Conclusion and d
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