The hearing for the M.C. Singla vs. Union of India case in the Supreme Court concluded for the day a short while ago. While a final "judgment" was not delivered today, the proceedings were significant as the case remains "Part-Heard."
Summary of Today's Outcome (Feb 25, 2026)
The bench of Justice Vikram Nath and Justice Sandeep Mehta focused primarily on the technical data and financial implications submitted by the Indian Banks' Association (IBA).
* Review of IBA Documents: The Court examined the ~200-page document and year-wise pension charts filed by the IBA. These charts detailed the financial impact of pension updation for different categories of retirees (1986, 1987–2003, and post-2003).
* Core Discussion: Arguments revolved around Regulation 35(1) of the Bank Pension Regulations. The petitioners argued that bank pensions should be updated in a manner similar to the RBI and Central Government, while the respondents (IBA/Union) highlighted the massive financial burden such a move would place on public sector banks.
* Part-Heard Status: The hearing did not conclude the entire matter. The case has been adjourned and is expected to be listed again shortly to continue final arguments.
What Happens Next?
* Next Hearing Date: An official date for the next session will be reflected in the written order. Based on the current trajectory, the court is looking to resolve this as a priority "Weekly List" matter.
* Daily Order: The formal written order signed by the judges will likely be uploaded to the Supreme Court's official portal by late tonight or tomorrow morning. This will contain the specific technical directions given to the counsel during today's session.
ना तो आईबीए और डीएफएस हमें आरबीआई के पेटर्न पर पेंशन रिवीजन देना चाहता है और ना ही हमारी कोई यूनियन हमें आरबीआई के पेटर्न पर पेंशन रिवीजन दिलवाना चाहती हैं। अब सुप्रीम कोर्ट ही भगवान बनकर हमें आरबीआई के पेटर्न पर पेंशन रिवीजन देना चाहती हैं।
यदि जब कभी भी हम पेंशनर्स के हक में सुप्रीम कोर्ट भगवान बनकर निर्णय दे देती हैं तो हम पेंशनर्स की अपनी अपनी बेसिक पे के अनुसार रू.5,000/- से लेकर रू.25,000/- प्रति महीना आमदनी बढ़ सकती हैं।
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