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Thursday, February 5, 2015
Article: SWATCH
BHARAT/CLEAN INDIA:EXTERNAL AS WELL AS INTERNAL: SESHADRI VIKRALA VIEWS AND
VISION:
[Seshadri Vikrala, B.Sc;
LL.M.; PG.Dip.in Crl.Laws; PG.Dip.in IRPM-Asst.Security Commissioner, RPF/Retired]
SWATCH BHARAT/CLEAN
INDIA - What a wonderful idea inculcated in the minds by our beloved Prime
Minister of India. He has rightly described himself as the Prime-Servant and
putting the matters on move by following everything in time and spirit.
By this caption, we all
understand that we have to just clean the external wasteful dumps, dirty
matters and make India look very beautiful country in the world. We, from the
lowest to the top position, started the Swatch Bharat campaign in true spirit
and action. But, how long this work shall continue, as long as we determine to
do so, or as far as, where there is a will there is a way. But the unanswered question still remain is
that - where to dispose/dump the wastage, are there any recycling bins, dump
yards, nominated officials to supervise and continue its work on daily basis,
take drastic and exemplary action on the defaulters, and so on. Nothing seems
to have come on record?
Now, take the case of
Officials sitting in the position of high command, who are held responsible and
to shoulder decision making Orders , first make clean their mind-set from
corrupt practices, corrupt mind, thoughts and actions, thus avoid their actions
leading to White Collar Criminality at the lower levels.
Honorable Supreme Court
of India is making out its concern over corrupt and indifferent inactions of
the government officials through its Judgments and Orders. In the contra, the
GOI is found to be sticking to its own stand to apply the Order and implement
only to the Petitioners/Respondents in a particular case but not to all the
employees, pensioners who are found to be placed in a similarly situation. Then
what is the fate of each of such individual? In the given situations, they must
think of going to the Courts of Law and get the Orders implemented to them also.
When the GOI/Departments go into this type of decision making duly sidelining
the Honorable Supreme Court’s Orders, where is the Justice? In my view, once
Justice is delayed, Justice is denied; Justice denied is Justice buried once
for all.
For example, take the
case of implementation of VI CPC Orders for pensioners to be made effective
from 01st Jan, 2006 to pre-2006 pensioners, but it seems DoP&T Orders
were issued only to the Respondent/Petitioners and not to all. Where to go for
Justice? Then, again go to Courts of Law for justice. This is the life style written
in our fate by GOI? Who is having “Clean Mind and Thoughts in implementation of
Orders” in this type of Govt. / one and all who are placed in similarly
situation?
The GOI’s decision making and its implementation lies in the
hands of the HODs, the Orders can be made retrospective, but they do not issue
such Orders, just to apply economy through such restraints, but can spend
crores on other issues.
Another glaring example
I want to put herein for reading?
Under the Control and
Command of the Ministry of Railways, the GOI is running “RAILWAY PROTECTION
FORCE” one of the Armed Force, headed by
one Indian Police Service Officer as its Director General, the Head of Security
Directorate at the Railway Board. The Railway Board is established through ‘The
Railway Board Act’. RPF is having its own RPF Act, set of RPF Rules, and is
governed by the Directions and Orders issued by the GOI/Department of Personnel
and Training from time to time. However, on one pretext or the other, it is
noticed that the RPF Directorate, the Railway Board is not inclined to
scrupulously follow and implement GOI Orders, RPF Rules, in its true spirit and
so on.
Take the case of
maintenance of seniority list of Inspectors on all India basis, setting up and
conducting of Departmental Promotion Committees in the RPF by the Railway Board
as contained in RPF Rules, the Orders of
GOI / DoP&T in these matters; since decades nothing seems to be in order
for the reasons beyond imagination, no one is coming forward to bring the facts
on record to correct the errors/mistakes which they have committed in these
matters.
Had the Railway
Board, RPF Directorate followed RPF Rules, DoP&T Orders in true spirit in
regard to maintenance of seniority list of Inspectors at DG, RPF Office on all
India basis and conducted DPCs as contained in RPF Rules, most of the
Inspectors, adhoc-departmental ASCs could have got promoted much earlier and
could have retired as that of their juniors retired in Senior Administration
Scale of Pay/Pension, and would have been benefitted of their just pension at
par with their junior. The same is denied till date.
Only one case is enough
to ventilate the “CLEAN INDIA CAMPAIGN/SWATCH BHARAT “ implementation in
Railway Board, RPF is that: the GOI/DoP&T through its Office Memorandum No.
22011/4/98-Estt.(D) dated 12-10-1998 , issued Orders, in consultation with the
Ministry of Law , that in case the DPC’s are not held in due course as per
Schedule on account of various reasons beyond their control, like Court Cases,
the DPCs if held in later years, the names of retired officials also to be
considered and if fit in the zone of consideration for the vacancy of previous
year/s, their names also to be included in the DPC’s Panel Lists, even by
making out extended Panels. The same is not done and being denied to the
eligible pensioners.
Just read news / go
through recent Judgment Order of the Honorable Supreme Court of India in the
case of BCCI/ concerning to Cricket, officials. No comments need be there to
enlighten its displeasure.
Non implementation of
the above mentioned OM by Railway Board, in my view, perpetuates conflict of
interest in the running of the Office as per the sway of someone in this matter
in the RPF Directorate. In my considered
view, by and large, even a Department/Ministry, like the RPF can also be
treated as an “Institution” by which its “Institutional Integrity and
Discipline”, if outlined, being governmental Agency, comes for debate being a
Force dealing with a public function in shouldering the safety and security of
railway passengers and the railway property. Without making the sufferers to
choose to take steps to knock the doors of the Courts of Law, it shall be the
responsibility of the HOD to see that in larger interest of its employees, they
are better looked after and put the Orders within the frame work of its own
Rules and Directions of GOI, and not to deviate for personal gains...
But, the Railway Board,
had interpreted this Order otherwise, may be to suit to their convenience and
dropped the seniors/retired officials names from the DPC’s Panel Lists of Asst.
Security Commissioners and by filling up previous years vacancies and promoted
juniors in their places, thereby the very system of Fundamental Rights as
guaranteed under Article 309 of the Constitution of India is once for all barred
to senior citizens. The result is that juniors are benefited with more pension
and perks than seniors. Efforts made by some since several years yielded no
result so far. Herein, even the Railway Board Orders issued under RBE No.27 of
2007/IREM –Para 228- issued in lieu of Honorable Supreme Court of India
Judgment Order in SLP(C) No. 4222 of 2006 is found to have been not being
adhered to by the Railway Board, RPF.
If once deviated
from the Rules and the Law, even a single Rule, the very concept of Rule Making
Machinery of GOI shall have no balancing control on anything and shall
eventually relegate its image to dustbin, even the other departments, officials
may not have any alternative to say anything against the decisions of the
HOD/BOSS.
At least now in the wake of
“ SWATCH BHARAT/Clean India ” campaign, your good selves may kindly fill up the
missing dimensions and the absence of transparency and accountability in the
RPF Directorate, Railway Board and be made to implement, and apply DoP&T
Office Memorandum No. 22011/4/98-Estt.(D) dated 12-10-1998 and interpolate retired
officials names according to seniority and issue Deemed Promotion Orders at par
with their junior to enable to get Pension benefit/eligible according to
position in seniority just as that of junior.
Let there be some honest overseer
who can take the burden of responsibility, liability and see that nothing shall
go out hands, out of his power and authority, or against the Law, the Rules,
and see that the subordinate officials work scrupulously without their own interpretations
and lean to take charge of the situations to suit them of their choice and will
by sideling the HOD.
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India is making out its concern over corrupt and indifferent inactions of the government officials , Ministry of Railways is running RPF, it is noticed thatRailway Board is not scrupulously following , DoP&T OMs,RPF Rules,conducting DPCs in RPFsince decadesNOTfollowed RPF Rules, DoP&T OMNo. 22011/4/98-Estt.(D) dated 12-10-1998 -nowrepeated on14thNov2014’s ,its “Institutional Integrity and Discipline”, comes for debate .
India is making out its concern over corrupt and indifferent inactions of the government officials , Ministry of Railways is running RPF, it is noticed thatRailway Board is not scrupulously following , DoP&T OMs,RPF Rules,conducting DPCs in RPFsince decadesNOTfollowed RPF Rules, DoP&T OMNo. 22011/4/98-Estt.(D) dated 12-10-1998 -nowrepeated on14thNov2014’s ,its “Institutional Integrity and Discipline”, comes for debate .
Saturday, January 17, 2015
Sir,ON 19-11-2014 at Hyderabad a delegation of RAILWAY PROTECTION FORCE PENSIONER’S WELFARE ASSOCIATION SOUTH CENTRAL RAILWAY, SECUNDERABAD lead by Mr. V.Seshadri, ASC/RPF/Retired and its President met the Chairman, VII CPC and presented a Memorandum, a copy of the same is appended herein for kind information with a request to include in your list , etc. please.
With Regards,Vikrala.
No. RPFPWA/SCR/SC/2014 Date: 19-11-2014
To:Honorable Justice Sri. A.K. Mathur,
Chairman,VII Central Pay Commission.
Honored SIR,
Railway Protection Force Pensioner’s Welfare Association, South Central Railway, Secunderabad heartily welcome your good honor and all the other VII CPC officials to Hyderabad. RPFPWA founded in the year 2011 is having around 250 members and serving the pensioner’s problems/grievances and other pending pension matters through RPF and SC Railway administrative officers.Sir, It is submitted that the RPF now has emerged as one of the Super Force in dealing with all the matters appertaining to Indian Railways, our Force Personnel are being taken on deputation to work in various Ministries/Departments. Railway Protection Force (RPF) is one of the Central Armed Police Force charged with protecting the Indian Railways with certain legal powers under various Acts, investigate cases, and prosecute the accused in the Courts of Law. In addition, it is submitted that RPF duties and functions over Indian Railways/or on any other duties outside Railways, are same as that of other CPOs (Central Police organizations/CPMFs (Central Para-Military Forces) in the assigned jurisdiction like that of BSF, CRPF, CISF, ITBT, RAF. The RPF functions under the supervision, control and command of the Ministry of Railways through its Director General, RPF. The duties of the Railway Protection Force include: To do all conducive means for the free movement of the railways; Protection and safeguarding of railway property; Protection and safeguarding of passenger, their belongings and passenger areas. The erstwhile British Raj ‘Company Police’ evolved into present RPF in 1957 passing through "Watch and Ward" phase from 1872-1954, and as "Railway Security Force" from 1954-1956,and expanding with certain legal powers. For maintenance of an effective and disciplined Force, the RPF Rules and Regulations, The RPF Act, 1957 was accordingly modified for carrying out the purposes of the Act, and the RPF Rules 1987.
Sir,It is submitted that while the RPF functions under Ministry of Railways, the other CPOs/CPMFs works under Ministry of Home Affairs. Though RPF is also a Uniformed Force, the VI CPC made out recommendations for RPF separately and for the CPOs / CPMFs separately. The same were implemented by the concerned Ministries from 01-01-1996.However, in later years, the GOI extended the same pay scales of CPOs/CPMFs and the Ministry of Railways implemented the same to the RPF as that of other CPOs/CPMFs from the date of the Orders. Due to this different dates of implementations, the RPF Pensioners who retired prior to 2006, (between 1986-2006) are not getting the Grade Pay as that of RPF Pensioners who retired after 01-01-2006. While some of the pre-2006 retiree Inspectors get Grade Pay of Rs.4600/- and some others get Rs.4200/-, and so on for other ranks also.
Sir,It is submitted that your good honor may kindly consider to recommend the same pay scales/Grade Pay, etc., and other perks similarly as that of other CPOs/CPMFs, so that the RPF Officials/Pensioners shall also be treated at par with that of other Central Govt. Armed Forces of the Union of India, and also get the same benefits right from the date of implementation of the VII CPC, for this act of kindness, we shall ever be grateful and oblige.Most respectfully and humbly submitted for favor of kind consideration.Yours faithfully,
(V.SESHADRI)PRESIDENT
With Regards,Vikrala.
No. RPFPWA/SCR/SC/2014 Date: 19-11-2014
To:Honorable Justice Sri. A.K. Mathur,
Chairman,VII Central Pay Commission.
Honored SIR,
Railway Protection Force Pensioner’s Welfare Association, South Central Railway, Secunderabad heartily welcome your good honor and all the other VII CPC officials to Hyderabad. RPFPWA founded in the year 2011 is having around 250 members and serving the pensioner’s problems/grievances and other pending pension matters through RPF and SC Railway administrative officers.Sir, It is submitted that the RPF now has emerged as one of the Super Force in dealing with all the matters appertaining to Indian Railways, our Force Personnel are being taken on deputation to work in various Ministries/Departments. Railway Protection Force (RPF) is one of the Central Armed Police Force charged with protecting the Indian Railways with certain legal powers under various Acts, investigate cases, and prosecute the accused in the Courts of Law. In addition, it is submitted that RPF duties and functions over Indian Railways/or on any other duties outside Railways, are same as that of other CPOs (Central Police organizations/CPMFs (Central Para-Military Forces) in the assigned jurisdiction like that of BSF, CRPF, CISF, ITBT, RAF. The RPF functions under the supervision, control and command of the Ministry of Railways through its Director General, RPF. The duties of the Railway Protection Force include: To do all conducive means for the free movement of the railways; Protection and safeguarding of railway property; Protection and safeguarding of passenger, their belongings and passenger areas. The erstwhile British Raj ‘Company Police’ evolved into present RPF in 1957 passing through "Watch and Ward" phase from 1872-1954, and as "Railway Security Force" from 1954-1956,and expanding with certain legal powers. For maintenance of an effective and disciplined Force, the RPF Rules and Regulations, The RPF Act, 1957 was accordingly modified for carrying out the purposes of the Act, and the RPF Rules 1987.
Sir,It is submitted that while the RPF functions under Ministry of Railways, the other CPOs/CPMFs works under Ministry of Home Affairs. Though RPF is also a Uniformed Force, the VI CPC made out recommendations for RPF separately and for the CPOs / CPMFs separately. The same were implemented by the concerned Ministries from 01-01-1996.However, in later years, the GOI extended the same pay scales of CPOs/CPMFs and the Ministry of Railways implemented the same to the RPF as that of other CPOs/CPMFs from the date of the Orders. Due to this different dates of implementations, the RPF Pensioners who retired prior to 2006, (between 1986-2006) are not getting the Grade Pay as that of RPF Pensioners who retired after 01-01-2006. While some of the pre-2006 retiree Inspectors get Grade Pay of Rs.4600/- and some others get Rs.4200/-, and so on for other ranks also.
Sir,It is submitted that your good honor may kindly consider to recommend the same pay scales/Grade Pay, etc., and other perks similarly as that of other CPOs/CPMFs, so that the RPF Officials/Pensioners shall also be treated at par with that of other Central Govt. Armed Forces of the Union of India, and also get the same benefits right from the date of implementation of the VII CPC, for this act of kindness, we shall ever be grateful and oblige.Most respectfully and humbly submitted for favor of kind consideration.Yours faithfully,
(V.SESHADRI)PRESIDENT
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Conducting of DPCs/RPF in 2008/2009-dropping the name of V.Seshadri, ASC/RPF retired-though FIT in the DPC’s Select Panel Lists- but dropped in the ‘Notification’ issued through Railway Board-ignoring DoP&T OM. No. 22011/4/98-Estt.(D) dated 12-10-1998 Orders of GOI
To Date:
12-01-2015
Director General, RPF,
Railway Protection Force,
Ministry of Railways,
Railway Board, RAIL BHAVAN,
NEW DELHI-110003.
Sir,
Sub: Conducting of DPCs/RPF in
2008/2009-dropping the name of V.Seshadri, ASC/RPF retired-though FIT in the
DPC’s Select Panel Lists- but dropped in the ‘Notification’ issued through
Railway Board-ignoring DoP&T OM. No. 22011/4/98-Estt.(D) dated 12-10-1998 Orders of GOI-Pray for
deemed promotion and pension benefit protection at par with Juniors-Reg.
Ref:1).My Representations,more than 100/emails,etc,since around 8 years-in specific Ltrs.Dated
21-08-2014;25/26-8-2014;29-9-2014…
2).Railway Board Ltr. Dated 16-09-2014:
In reply to a):DOPPW/E/2013/01025;b)PRSEC/E/2012/05218;c)MORLY/E/2012/03392….
3).AIRRF (All India Retired Railwaymen’s
Federation) Ltrs. Dated 04-01-2012;22-12-2014 and 10-01-2015.
4). Railway Board Notification No.
RBE-27/2007-IREM Para-228 issued in lieu of Honble Supreme Court of India
Judgment Order SLP(C) 23021/2005-Civil Appeal No.4222/2006.
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In reference to the above on the
subject matter kindly peruse the earlier representations sent , and now
attached herein , also sending through E-mail- total-41 attachments.
Had the Railway Board, RPF Directorate
followed RPF Rules in true spirit and scrupulously in regard to maintenance of
seniority list of Inspectors at DG,RPF Office on all India basis and conducted
DPCs as contained in RPF Rules, I could have got my ASC promotion much earlier
to 2002.
In this regard, I submit that as per
UPSC/DPC’s Select Panel List , my name stands at serial No. 04 against the
vacancy of 2005/2006, but the same was dropped only on the ground that I
retired in 2006. In view of GOI/Dept.of Personnel
and Training – DoP&T Office Memorandum No. 22011/4/98-Estt.(D) dated
12-10-1998,I earnestly request your good selves to implement,apply the same to
me and interpolate my according to my seniority and issue Deemed Promotion
Orders at par with my junior to enable to me get Pension benefit/eligible
according to my position just as that of my junior.
Thanking you Sir,
Yours
faithfully,
Encl:as
above(41). V.SESHADRI, ASC/RETIRED.
INDEX:
SCOVA Meeting on 03-02-2015 at New
Delhi:AGENDA Point for discussion-
Sub: Dropping the names of RETIRED
ASCs from DPC’s Panel Lists and promoting juniors in their places-Pension
benefits deprived- Case of V.Seshadri, Retired ASC/RPF-
No action on his representations and
on the letters of AIRRF-Regd.
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Srl.No.
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Ltr.
With Date—Sent By/From
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Addressed
TO:Officials.
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Remarks,
other points.
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From:President,AIRRF-Sri.Y.N.Sastry-
date:10-01-2015:
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Member
Staff,Rly.Bd.& to others.
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Page
Nos.
1-2
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discuss at Rly.Bd., and in SCOVA Meeting at NDLS
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DoP&PW & others.
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3.
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--do—dated
04-01-2012with ENCL:
V.Seshadri,ASC
ltr dtd 12-12-2011
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Honble
MR; DG,RPF,Rly.Bd& Others
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3-5
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No
action /No Reply.
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4.
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DoP&T
–Oiice Memorandum
Dated
12-10-1998
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All
Ministries/Depts.
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6
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In
DPCs to include Retirees names also….
If
DPCs held in later yrs.
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5.
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V.Seshadri,ASC
ltr dtd 21-08-2014
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Secy,GOI/Minitry
of Railways;Honble.MR;
DG,RPF
&others.
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7-16
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ASC/ADHOC
Regularization & Pension Protection….
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6.
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E-Mails
dated 25-8-2014 &
26-8-2014.
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To-
DG,RPF;DoPPW&Others.
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17-
18
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Reg.Seniority
of Inspectors;DPCs;penion ,etc.
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V.Seshadri,ASC
ltr dated 29-09-2014
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To-
DG,RPF;DoPPW&Others.
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19-
23
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Reg.Seniority
of Inspectors;DPCs;penion ,etc.
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V.Seshadri,ASC
ltr dated 17-10-2013
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To-
DG,RPF;DoPPW&Others.
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24-
28
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Reg.Seniority
of Inspectors;DPCs;penion ,etc.
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V.Seshadri,ASC
ltr dated 15-12-2014
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To-
DG,RPF;DoPPW&Others.
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29-
31
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Reg.Seniority
of Inspectors;DPCs;penion ,etc.
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10.
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DoP&T
–Office Memorandum
Dated 08-02-2002
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All
Ministries/Depts.
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32-
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DPCs-
No SUPPRESSIONS in Promotions,…
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11.
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DoP&T
–Office Memorandum
Dated 15-09-2005
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All
Ministries/Depts.
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33-
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DPCs-
No Suppression in Promotions,…
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12.
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Railway
Board Letter
Dated:19/22-09-2008
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RTI
Reply
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34-
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regd.
DoP&T –Office Memorandum
Dated
12-10-1998 – retired officers names to include in DPCs; ASCs adhoc
/DPCs-promotions,etc.
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13.
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Railway
Board Orders: 27/2007 :
No.E(NG)/2005/PM-1/34C.C.
Dated
23-02-2007: in REF to:
Supreme
Court No.SLP (C) No.23021/2005 –UOI Vs.Shri.Tarsem Lal &Others.
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PARA-228
of IREM-
Indian
Railways Estt. Manual-ON Admn.ERRORS-
to
effect Proforma/deemed Promotion and regd. payment of arrears, etc.
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35-
37
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On
Admn. Errors if not Promoted –to effect Deemed promotion and also to give
the
benefit in the matter
fixing
Pension…
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Fundamental
Rights to Employees:
Constitution
of India- Article:309:
Supreme
Court Judgments/Ordes,etc…
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On
Adhoc promotions;.more than one year;
DPCs/ Regularization;
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38-
39
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Principles
of Continuous Officiation…
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