The Supreme Court of India, in a significant ruling, has held that compassionate appointments should be granted only to families facing extreme financial hardship, where they are below the poverty line and struggling to meet basic expenses. The Court emphasized that compassionate employment is not a vested right but a concession provided to alleviate immediate
Compassionate Appointment Should Be Granted Only in “Hand-to-Mouth” Cases When the Family is Below the Poverty Line and Struggling to Meet Basic Expenses: Supreme Court
