Delhi high court upholds Army officer’s termination for...

Delhi high court upholds Army officer’s termination for refusing to attend religious parade

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The Delhi High Court upheld the 2017 termination of an Army officer who refused to participate in regimental religious parades due to his Christian faith. The court emphasized that the armed forces are united by their uniform, not divided by religion, and the officer's behavior was against the secular norms of the Army.

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