(1) Before the expiry of the maximum limit of extraordinary leave admissible under the rules, the Government servant concerned should be examined by a Medical Board that may be constituted by the Director of 2[Health and Family Welfare Services]2 from time to time to see whether he is fit to resume duty or should be invalidated. If the Government servant is found to have considerably improved, but is found to be in need of some more time say 1 to 3 months, to consolidate the progress and to become fit to resume duty further leave as admissible under the K.C.S. Rules may be granted subject to the limit of 3 months, provided it is certified that he is likely to resume duty by the end of that period.
2 Substituted in Notification No. DPAR 1 SMR 78 dated 21st September 1983
(2) All Heads of Departments or Offices, as the case may be shall, while sending the Government servant suffering from Tuberculosis before a Medical Board invariably inform the Medical Board of the period of extraordinary leave already taken by the Government servant concerned in pursuance of these concessions, and the balance of leave admissible, so as to enable the Medical Board to Certify whether the Government servant is likely to be fit to resume duty before the expiry of the full leave.