SC terms woman military officer's 1988 discharge 'illegal': How courts have ruled for women in armed forces | Explained News

Former permanent commissioned officer Lt. Selina John, of the Military Nursing Service (MNS), was released from employment in 1988 on grounds of her marriage. How has the SC batted for women in the forces earlier?

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