application, he was directed to furnish Imprisonment Certificate or Equivalent Certificate to prove that he had suffered imprisonment in jail as freedom fighter. He was also directed to get the assistance of District / State Level Committee for furnishing the requisite information. During his life time, he failed to produce the requisite documents. More particularly, in the application filed by the deceased Manickam, the name of the appellant was not mentioned anywhere, only the name of his first wife by name Lakshmi was mentioned. The deceased Manickam did not produce the requisite documents and the Co-prisoner Certificate in prescribed format and subsequently, the appellant also has not submitted the said Certificate in the format as prescribed in the Scheme. The deceased did not receive pension under the Central Government Scheme during his life time. Hence, the appellant is not entitled to the pension under Central Government Scheme, even assuming that she is the legally wedded wife of the deceased Manickam. Therefore, the learned Single Judge elaborately discussed all the points and thereafter dismissed the writ petition. There are no merits in the appeal and the appeal is liable to be dismissed.
