‘Over last 3 yrs, 26 NDA cadets declared medically unfit due to injuries’

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ANSWER to a question from a Rajya Sabha member, Defense Minister Subhash Bhamre said Tuesday that 26 NDA cadets have been declared unfit and withdrawn from training due to injuries during the past three years and the year in course. Bhamre gave the information in a written response to Parimal Nathwani, a member of Rajya Sabha.

According to the answer, the number of cadets declared "medically unfit" are as follows: Term of Spring 2014 (5), Term of Fall 2014 (1), Term of Spring 2015 (7), Term of Fall 2015 ) 2016 (1), Fall Term 2016 (6), Spring Term 2017 (2), Fall Term 2017 (NIL). The response also said: "NDA cadets who are medically shipped do not receive ex-military status (ESM), since the cadets have not yet been commissioned as officers and are therefore not counted as" military personnel " "For the welfare of cadets of the NDA".

"The following programs are being implemented: Ex gratia benefits in cases of disability: - the cadet when embarked medically is entitled to the following benefits: gratification per gratification rs 3500 per month. Ex-gratia disability rs 6,300 per month per 100 per Cent disability, attendance constant Rs 3,000 pm for 100 percent disability as recommended in invalidating the medical board. The coverage of the Army group insurance fund for cadets nd: disability Rs 7.5 lakh to 100 percent Of disability proportionally reduced to Rs1.5 lakh by 20 percent disability, "he added.

"Preference in employment in government jobs: Cadets who are invalid for medical reasons attributable to military training are given priority 1 for the purpose of employment in the government service. The cadet consequent to his injury is provided medical treatment for free at Military Hospital, Command Hospital and Research and Reference Hospital, Delhi, "reads the answer. "A cadet is only invalidated at the medical board if he does not recover from the injury and is considered unfit for further military training with the aforementioned treatment. Data on the costs of such treatment are not maintained," he added.

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