There is a distinction between holding "current charge" and being appointed to officiate in a higher post. Current charge is usually a temporary, administrative arrangement for routine duties, while officiating involves taking on the full responsibilities of the higher post and is often accompanied by pay benefits.
A Government servant who is directed to hold current charge of the routine duties of a higher post is entitled to
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