The court heard in the Supreme Court today on the issue of disabled military cadets.

The Supreme Court took a self -recognition of the problems of the cadets of the officers, who were disabled during military institutions training. These cadets freed on medical grounds receive limited grace payment that is not enough for treatment. The court took this step based on media reports. Pti, New -Delhi. The Supreme Court automatically noted the problems facing the cadets of the officers who were disabled in military institutions during training. Divyang cadets are freed from military institutions on medical grounds. They get a maximum of 40 thousand rupees ex -gratia payment based on the limit of disability, which cannot fulfill the cost of treatment. The Bank of Justice BV Nagaratna and R Mahadevan will hear the case on Monday. The court took the automatic report on the media reports on August 12. The court took note of this, raising the issue of these cadets. These cadets were once part of training in top military institutions in the country such as the National Defense Academy (NDA) and the Indian Military Academy (IMA). According to media reports, since 1985, there have been cadets that have been freed from military institutions on medical grounds. The report said that between the years 2021 and July 2025, there were 20 such cadets relieved on medical grounds. The media report mentions the situation of these cadets. According to the rules, they are not entitled to the status of ex -service servants (ESM), which would be eligible for free treatment in military facilities and listed hospitals under the former Servant Health Scheme (ECHS). This is because he became disabled during training before receiving as an officer commission.