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Section 28: Power to be exercised by a superior officer or authority

Border Security Force Rule, 1969Central Rules · 1968

Any power conferred by the provisions of this Chapter on an officer may also be exercised by an officer or authority superior in command to the first mentioned officer.

BSF RULES 87 under this Chapter may; in the case of an officer, present a petition to the Central Government, in the case of an Assistant Sub Inspector or a subordinate officer, present a petition to the Director General and in the case of an enrolled person, present a petition to the Inspector General, who may pass such orders on the petition as deemed fit].

1. Subs. by SO, 2628(E) dated 25th Nov 2011

2. Ins. By SO, 436(E) dated 29th May 1990. 3. Subs. By SO 1866, dated 27th Jun 2003.

BSF RULES 86

Provided that the limitation period for filing such petition shall be three months from the date of order of termination or from the date of its receipt, whichever is later.

Where this provision sits

ActBorder Security Force Rule, 1969
Section28
Marginal notePower to be exercised by a superior officer or authority
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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