Provident Fund

No doubt, it is not correct, should be not correct. It should be regard as cheating to a subscriber. 6 months interest may be allowed in case of retired person/ ceased to be in employment on dismissal / or resignation from the post permanently (SL . No. 14 of GPF Rule, 1995). But in case of resignation from service ” and after such resignation is accepted, provided that if the subscriber joins an employment having GPF Scheme regulated by the provisions of Acts or regulation s of Govt. of India or State Govt. or any statutory authority under the Central or State Govt. or authority constituted by central or state govt., the balance standing at his credit may be transferred to the account of the subscriber to be opened at his new place of appointment, if the new employee agrees to such transfer.”
But some of the authority (mainly in case of AI/ADI/ DIS) deny to do such acting or obey the rules and apply their own view. May be, they think to allow the interest till to date of from the transferred date, will be lost from their own money. Is the subscriber respond to loss such a huge amount ( may be Rs. 100000/- for 3 years) of interest ? Why and by whom, it is delayed ( about 3 years ) to sanction a Fund?
In Scheduled 6 (b) it is said that ” Interest shall be allowed upto 6 (six) months from the date on which the balance standing at the credit of the subscriber becomes payable.” – I think it should be applicable for the retired person/ ceased to be in employment on dismissal / or resignation from the post permanently.
You should appealed to Court for this purpose to get justice.
Thanks a lot.

Sir, from where can I get complete rules of schedule 6(b) that you mentioned. If you have those rules, kindly upload or mail me. Thanking you, for your kind guidance.