As per me 32(2)(d) of CCS rule is not applicable to you.
Extraordinary leave
(1) Extraordinary leave may be granted to a Government servant
(other than a military officer) in special circumstances-
(a) when no other leave is admissible:
(b) when other leave is admissible, but the Government servant
NOTE.- The concession of extraordinary leave up to eighteen
months shall be admissible also to a Government servant suffering from
Pulmonary Tuberculosis or Pleurisy of tubercular origin who receives
treatment at his residence under a Tuberculosis Specialist recognized as
such by the State Administrative Medical Officer concerned and produces a
certificate signed by that Specialist to the effect that he is under his
treatment and that he has reasonable chances of recovery on the expiry of
the leave recommended.
(ii) Tuberculosis of any other part of the body by a qualified
Tuberculosis Specialist or a Civil Surgeon or Staff
Surgeon; or
(iii) Leprosy in a recognized leprosy institution or by a Civil
Surgeon or Staff Surgeon or a Specialist in leprosy
hospital recognized as such by the State Administrative
Medical Officer concerned;
(iv) Cancer or for mental illness, in an institution recognized
for the treatment of such disease.
applies in writing for the grant of extraordinary leave.
(2) Unless the President in view of the exceptional circumstances of
the case otherwise determines, no Government servant, who is not in
permanent employ or quasi-permanent employ, shall be granted
extraordinary leave on any one occasion in excess of the following limits:-
(a) three months;
(b) six months where the Government servant has completed one
year’s continuous service on the date of expiry of leave of the
kind due and admissible under these rules, including three
months’ extraordinary leave under Clause (a) and his request
for such leave is supported by a medical certificate as required
by these rules;
(c) Deleted.
(d) eighteen months, where the Government servant who has
completed one year’s continuous service is undergoing
treatment for -
(i) Pulmonary Tuberculosis or Pleurisy of tubercular
origin, in a recognized sanatorium;