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Section 19: Compensation

Rajasthan Home Guards Rules, 1962State Rules of Rajasthan · 1963

If a member of the Home Guards suffers any damage to his person or property while under training or on duty, he shall be paid such compensation as may be determined by the State Government, provided that such damage is not caused by his own negligence or wilful act or omission in contravention of any of the provisions of the Act or Rules made thereunder or orders or directions issued by his superior officer.

FORM 'A' (See rule 4) To THE COMMANDANT, HOME GUARDS

1. I declare that I am a citizen of India and that I desire to be enrolled as a member of the Home Guards for............. and have not intention of permanently leaving the limits of the State of Rajasthan for at least five years after enrolment and that I am not under any obligation to serve in any other force.

2. I understand that :-

(1) In any emergency I shall be liable to be called out on duty or for training at any time and for any period.

(2) I shall be liable to undergo training and attend parades in accordance with the orders of my superior officers.

(3) I shall be required to take the following pledge, namely :- "I..............................................residing at.................................do solemnly and sincerely declare and affirm that I will well and truly serve the Government of Rajasthand as a member of the Home Guards in ........................... , without favour or affection, malice or ill-will or communal or political bias; and that I will to the best of my powers discharge the functions and duties assigned to me for the protection of peace, the security of property and the public safety and that I will to the best of my skull and knowledge discharge all the duties as such member faithfully according to law and will not allow any communal and political bias to interfere with the duties assigned to me by Government or my superior officers".

(4) I shall be required to service for a period of five years in the Home Guards unless I am allowed to resign in pursuance of the Rajasthan Home Guards Rules, 1962.

(5) I shall ordinarily be liable to serve in any part of ...............................

1. Name in full.................................

2. Address (Residence)...............................

(Business) if any.....................................

3. Telephone No. (Residence)..............................

(Business) if any......................................

4. Date of birth............................

5. Place of birth................................(Town) ............................

Country of district....................................

6. Occupation or Profession.....................................

7. Education (Degree held or examination passed) Special qualifications such as knowledge of foreign languages or stenography or typing should be mentioned.....................

8. Particulars of War Service or Military or Naval training or training with any First-aid or Ambulance Corps...................

9. Father's name.................................................................................

10. Father's occupation or Profession.............................

11. If originally a resident of Pakistan, the address in that Dominion and the date of migration to Indian Union......................

12. Particulars of places where you have resided for more than one year during five years..........................

From.................................

To.....................................

(Residential address in full, i.e. Village, Thana and District or House Number Lane/Street and Road)................................................................................

4. The answer to the following questions are as given against them :-

(1) Do you hold an Arms Licence? if so, give description of the weapon.

(2) Have you received any training in the use of firearms?

(3) Have you ever been convicted by a court of any offence? if so, give particulars of the convictions and sentences.

I declare that the above particulars are correct.

Date (Signature).................................

Certificate of character signed by the gentlemen of position who have known you personally for at least three years should be written in space below :-

1. Signature of person gives the certificate.............................

Address.....................................

Telephone No. (if any).........................

2. Signature of persons who gives the certificate.................

Address.....................................

Telephone No. (if any).........................

Notes . - (1) If you are a Government servant or an employee in a local authority, a firm or any other office you should sent this form through your superior officer with his certificate that he has no objection to your attending the training and that he will release you for duty in an emergency at any time and for any period and in any part in the State of Rajasthan.

(2) After completing the form you should post it or deliver it to the Commandant Home Guards.......................................You will receive intimation in due course whether your services can be utilised.

Certificate to be signed by the Employer or the Superior Officer, I certify that I shall have no objection to the employee ............................. attending the training on week days in the morning and that I shall release him for duty in an emergency at any time, and for any period as laid down in paragraph (1).

Dated...................

Full Address.........................

Telephone No. (if any)................................

Note by the Commandant, Home Guards (Signed) Employer or Superior Officer.

In requesting the Employer or the Superior Officer to issue the above certificate, the Commandant desires to point out that emergencies such as those that are referred to in paragraph (1) are not likely to arise very often. Prospecting Home Guards should, therefore, not be scared away, nor should their Employers, or Officers hesitate to issue the above certificate for just this reason.

FORM 'B' (See rule 6) FORM OF PLEDGE 'I...................................residing at.............................................do solemnly and sincerely declare and affirm that I will well and truly serve the Government of Rajasthan as a member of the Home Guards in.....................without favour or affection, malice or illwill or communal or political bias; and that I will to the best of my powers, cause peace to be kept and preserved, and prevent all offences against persons and property, and tha, while I continue to be a member of the Home Guards, I will, to the best of my skull and knowledge, discharge all the duties as such member faithfully according to law and will not allow any communal or political bias to interfere with the duties assigned to me by Government or my superior officers".

Date.....................

Taken in presence of................... ..........................

Signature FORM 'C' (See rule 7) Certificate of appointment as a member of the Home Guards which should be incorporated in the identification card.

No.................................

STATE OF RAJASTHAN Shri.................................has been appointed as a member of the Home Guards for the (area) ......................... under the Rajasthan Home Guards Act, 1963 (Raj. Act. No. 9 of 1963).

Signature...................................

Designation................................

Where this provision sits

ActRajasthan Home Guards Rules, 1962
Section19
Marginal noteCompensation
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

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