Rule 104
Sick Leave
(1) An Armed Police shall be entitled to get a fully paid sick leave of Twelve days in each year.
(2) In cases where an Armed Police falls seriously ill and the accumulated sick leave is insufficient, an advance sick leave of a maximum of Twelve days may be granted to him or her.
(3) An Armed Police requesting for the sick leave for a period of more than Seven days shall have to submit a certificate issued by a recognized doctor.
Provided that, in cases where the authority empowered to grant leave believes that submission of such a certificate was not generally possible, he or she may sanction that leave even without certificate, by having recorded the matter accordingly.
(4) The Armed Police shall be entitled to get accumulated the sick leave earned by him or her.
(5) In cases where any Armed Police is detached from the service due to any reason, such a Police shall be entitled to get a lump sum amount against his or her accumulated sick leave at the rate of the salary being drawn by him or her in the post in which he or she has lien.
(6) In cases where any Armed Police dies before receiving the amount payable in lieu of the accumulated sick leave, the person as referred to in Sub-rule (5) of Rule 56 shall be entitled to receive a lump sum of the amount payable against such accumulated sick leave.
(7) If an Armed Police suffers from a serious disease, and the leave is insufficient even after making deduction from the advance home leave to which he or she is entitled pursuant to Sub-rule (7) of Rule 103, he or she may obtain a special sick leave for a maximum of One year.
(8) The Armed Police who has taken the extra-ordinary sick leave pursuant to Sub-rule (7) continuously shall receive full salary and allowance for the first Three months and thereafter, he or she shall receive half of the salary and allowance for Six months. Thereafter he or she shall not receive any salary and allowance.
(9) If any Armed Police is held to be unable to perform his or her duties even after having on extra-ordinary sick leave for One year continuously pursuant to Sub-rule (7), such Armed Police shall be removed from the service.
(10) Any Armed Police who becomes sick or sustained injury in the course of performing his or her duty may get extra-ordinary sick leave with full salary until the recovery of such sick or injury. If the Armed Police is held not eligible to perform his or her duty even after the recovery of such sick or injury, such Armed Police shall be removed
from the service.
(11) While living in governmental or other hospital recognized by the government upon being sick or sustaining injury in the course of performing the duty, every Armed Police shall be deemed to be a hospital patient until the recovery of such sick or recovery and he or she shall receive full salary and allowance for such period. If the Armed
Police is held not eligible to perform his or her duty even after the recovery of such sick or injury, such Armed Police shall be removed from the service.
(12) If any report has been submitted referring the sickness of any Armed Police, a physician may be deputed to inspect whether or not such Police is sick.
(13) It is prohibited to depute any sick Armed Police to any government duty to unless the Physician deputed pursuant to Sub-rule (12) declares that the said personnel can do his duty.
(2) In cases where an Armed Police falls seriously ill and the accumulated sick leave is insufficient, an advance sick leave of a maximum of Twelve days may be granted to him or her.
(3) An Armed Police requesting for the sick leave for a period of more than Seven days shall have to submit a certificate issued by a recognized doctor.
Provided that, in cases where the authority empowered to grant leave believes that submission of such a certificate was not generally possible, he or she may sanction that leave even without certificate, by having recorded the matter accordingly.
(4) The Armed Police shall be entitled to get accumulated the sick leave earned by him or her.
(5) In cases where any Armed Police is detached from the service due to any reason, such a Police shall be entitled to get a lump sum amount against his or her accumulated sick leave at the rate of the salary being drawn by him or her in the post in which he or she has lien.
(6) In cases where any Armed Police dies before receiving the amount payable in lieu of the accumulated sick leave, the person as referred to in Sub-rule (5) of Rule 56 shall be entitled to receive a lump sum of the amount payable against such accumulated sick leave.
(7) If an Armed Police suffers from a serious disease, and the leave is insufficient even after making deduction from the advance home leave to which he or she is entitled pursuant to Sub-rule (7) of Rule 103, he or she may obtain a special sick leave for a maximum of One year.
(8) The Armed Police who has taken the extra-ordinary sick leave pursuant to Sub-rule (7) continuously shall receive full salary and allowance for the first Three months and thereafter, he or she shall receive half of the salary and allowance for Six months. Thereafter he or she shall not receive any salary and allowance.
(9) If any Armed Police is held to be unable to perform his or her duties even after having on extra-ordinary sick leave for One year continuously pursuant to Sub-rule (7), such Armed Police shall be removed from the service.
(10) Any Armed Police who becomes sick or sustained injury in the course of performing his or her duty may get extra-ordinary sick leave with full salary until the recovery of such sick or injury. If the Armed Police is held not eligible to perform his or her duty even after the recovery of such sick or injury, such Armed Police shall be removed
from the service.
(11) While living in governmental or other hospital recognized by the government upon being sick or sustaining injury in the course of performing the duty, every Armed Police shall be deemed to be a hospital patient until the recovery of such sick or recovery and he or she shall receive full salary and allowance for such period. If the Armed
Police is held not eligible to perform his or her duty even after the recovery of such sick or injury, such Armed Police shall be removed from the service.
(12) If any report has been submitted referring the sickness of any Armed Police, a physician may be deputed to inspect whether or not such Police is sick.
(13) It is prohibited to depute any sick Armed Police to any government duty to unless the Physician deputed pursuant to Sub-rule (12) declares that the said personnel can do his duty.