(1) A soldier shall be entitled to home leave at the rate of one day for twelve days of the period of service. Explanation: For the purposes of this rule, the term "worked period" means vacation and holiday leave, sick leave, maternity and maternity leave, maternity leave and public leave taken within that period.
(2) A military person will be allowed to accumulate up to one hundred and eighty days of home leave earned by him.
(3) Soldiers on home leave will get full pay.
(4) Accumulated home leave can be taken several times within a year.
(5) If a military person is dismissed from service for any reason other than being deemed unfit for government service in the future, he will be entitled to receive a lump sum amount for his accumulated home leave at the rate of the salary that has been removed from his position.
(6) If a soldier dies before receiving the accumulated home leave amount, his immediate family will be entitled to receive such accumulated home leave amount as a lump sum.
(7) Soldiers who are on home leave and study leave will not get home leave for the entire period.
(8) If a military person who has paid the accumulated home leave, in the event of any natural event, the life of a member of his family or his own movable and immovable property is seriously damaged, or if there are other sufficient reasons, the home leave he will be entitled to for the next year will be deducted from the home leave for a maximum of thirty days. The holiday will be over.
(9) When a military person goes home after taking at least seven days of home leave once a year and returning to his office after paying home leave, the journey on foot will be paid at the rate of one day for the purpose of eight koshas and the same number of days required for traveling by motor, train, and airplane. will expire.