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availing of medical facilities, called, Retired Employees Liberalized Scheme 1997 (for short RELHS-1997) which was in force at that time. He has further stated

respondents to include him in the Retired Emoployees Liberalised Health Scheme (RELHS) for the purpose of post retirement medical benefits. The non inclusion

Pensioners irrespective of whether they has opted to become a member of RELHS/97 or not.  Shri  Shivdan Singh, CPIO­II replied on 8.6.10 enclosing

railway employees, he having worked in railways by virtue of health scheme RELHS-97. He was enrolled as a member entitled to the treatment from

employee who is responsible for  Applicant   has   given   option   for   RELHS  illegal   deduction   of   Rs.11,180/­   from  contribution   which   was   not   permissible  since

covered under Retired Employees Liberalised Health Scheme, 1997, hereafter referred to RELHS - 1997. According to the applicant, the retired employees and their  dependents, who were

were available  on the internet as also in the office where RELHS Card is registered for treatment.  2. The records indicate that the Applicant