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Anukampa niyukti

Mere pita ki death 22.05.1993 ko hui us samay mai apne ma k garbh me tha ma padhi likhi n hone k karan koi dawa nahi ki mai jab 18 saal ka hua to anukampa nahi di gai ...aj mera pariwar aarthik sankat se jujh rha hai,,,,,kya anukampa niyukti milne ka mujhe koi ummid hai ya koi rasta bataye

( Raigarh, Chhattisgarh )

27-Aug-2026

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Dear Client,
The information provided is insufficient to determine whether you can still claim compassionate appointment. Since your father died in 1993 and you were a minor/unborn at that time, the rules applicable to his department in 1993 and whether they permitted a minor dependent to apply upon attaining majority are crucial. The long delay may be a significant hurdle, although the circumstances of your case and any application/representation made earlier would also need to be examined.
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