Mohammed Umar v. The state of Telangana
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Search terms: retired Sub-Inspector of Police; retiral/pensionary benefits; non-release of gratuity (TS & CS), commutation (TS & CS), earned leave encashment, GPF; writ of mandamus under Article 226 Constitution of India; interim application under Section 151 CPC; interest on delayed retirement dues (10% per annum awarded versus 24% claimed); disposal at admission stage with consent of parties; identical lis followed from Division Bench order dated 03.09.2025 in W.P.No.23138 of 2025; respondents: State of Telangana (Finance & Planning), Director of Treasuries and Accounts, Commissioner of Police Hyderabad, Joint Director Pension Payment Office Abids, Principal Accountant General (ADE) Telangana; counsel: Sri Mukram Khan (petitioner), GP for Services-III (R1, R2, R4), GP for Home (R3), Sri M. Murali Krishna Standing Counsel (R5). Aggregate of six claimed retiral dues: Rs. 55,32,462. Six-week compliance deadline with 10% p.a. interest fallback useful for pension-dues delay litigation before Telangana High Court.