Supreme Court upholds dismissal of Christian Army officer

Protected: Supreme Court upholds dismissal of Christian Army officer for refusing Gurdwara entry, calls ‘cantankerous’, ‘misfit’

The Supreme Court has upheld the dismissal of Lieutenant Samuel Kamalesan, a Christian Army officer who refused to enter a gurdwara during an official puja. The bench described him as “cantankerous” and a “misfit”, stressing that his defiance of a lawful command amounted to gross indiscipline within the armed forces

Nov 25, 2025, 04:00 pm IST

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