Section 6A of TAA : Section 6A: Liability Of Certain Persons For Compulsory Service In The Territorial Army
TAA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where a 35-year-old man, Mr. Sharma, is employed as an engineer in a government-run power plant, which is considered a public utility service. Due to a recent escalation in border tensions, the strength of the Territorial Army needs to be augmented. The government decides to exercise its power under Section 6A of The Territorial Army Act, 1948.
The prescribed authority identifies that Mr. Sharma, being under the age of 40 and possessing technical skills valuable to the Territorial Army, fits the criteri...
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