Chandigarh (26.11.2024): After unsuccessfully contesting Lok Sabha elections from Bhatinda Lok Sabha constituency to Harsimrat Kaur Badal of Shiromani Akali Dal, Former IAS officer Parampal Kaur has now moved Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Chandigarh seeking directions to the Government of Punjab and the Union Ministry of Home Affairs to allow her to withdraw her resignation dated May 9, 2024 and to treat her as having been voluntarily retired and grant all consequential benefits from April 10 this year.
Parampal contested LS election on BJP ticket. In an application, she alleged that the resignation letter was submitted under pressure from the Government of Punjab as it was denying her no dues certificate/NOC even as she had already voluntarily retired from service vide order dated April 10.
She said while being posted as Managing Director, Punjab State Industrial Development Corporation, she had submitted a request for voluntary retirement from the Indian Administrative Services due to personal and domestic reasons. As no action was taken by the Department of Personnel, Punjab, on her application, she approached the Ministry of Home and sought voluntary retirement which has accepted her application for VRS.
As prior to the voluntary retirement, she was allotted a government accommodation in the year 2016 while being posted as Additional Deputy Commissioner, Bathinda, she sought no dues certificate/NOC from the Bathinda Deputy Commissioner. The government, however, refused to grant the certificates while relying upon an order dated May 8, 2024.
An IAS officer's U-Turn on resignation grabs attention
By IndianMandarins - 2024-12-26 11:32:00
Chandigarh (26.11.2024): After unsuccessfully contesting Lok Sabha elections from Bhatinda Lok Sabha constituency to Harsimrat Kaur Badal of Shiromani Akali Dal, Former IAS officer Parampal Kaur has now moved Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Chandigarh seeking directions to the Government of Punjab and the Union Ministry of Home Affairs to allow her to withdraw her resignation dated May 9, 2024 and to treat her as having been voluntarily retired and grant all consequential benefits from April 10 this year.
Parampal contested LS election on BJP ticket. In an application, she alleged that the resignation letter was submitted under pressure from the Government of Punjab as it was denying her no dues certificate/NOC even as she had already voluntarily retired from service vide order dated April 10.
She said while being posted as Managing Director, Punjab State Industrial Development Corporation, she had submitted a request for voluntary retirement from the Indian Administrative Services due to personal and domestic reasons. As no action was taken by the Department of Personnel, Punjab, on her application, she approached the Ministry of Home and sought voluntary retirement which has accepted her application for VRS.
As prior to the voluntary retirement, she was allotted a government accommodation in the year 2016 while being posted as Additional Deputy Commissioner, Bathinda, she sought no dues certificate/NOC from the Bathinda Deputy Commissioner. The government, however, refused to grant the certificates while relying upon an order dated May 8, 2024.