Amend definition of family to include widowed dependent daughter-in-law

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Sarup Maheshwari

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Sir,
Under Section-19 of Hindu Adoption and maintenance act 1956 ; daughter-in-law is entitled to be maintained after the death of her husband by her father-in-law. She is held to be dependent on father-in-law under section 21(vii) of the said Act. As such t GOI may amend the definition of family under CCS (Pension )Rules 1972 Rule 54 (14)(b)may to include widowed dependent daughter-in-law as law is sacrosanct has rules have to be in synchronization with it.
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