A senior board level official
in country’s key public sector entity is under troubles since May this year. In
an unwarranted situation, the top official chose to opt for VRS but that did
not prove to be enough to ease him out. If some top sources in a premier agency
is to be believed the notice period for VRS ended in the first week of August
2019 but the administrative ministry extended the timeline for a particular
reason. As per rules the acceptance
of VRS application requires vigilance clearance but the agencies do not find
the case fit for clearance and his VRS has been hanging in balance for now. Irony is that even though
the Board-level official wants to get rid of corruption charges mere few months
ahead of retirement, he finds himself in a catch 22 situation.
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By IndianMandarins - 2019-09-18 11:02:00
A senior board level official
in country’s key public sector entity is under troubles since May this year. In
an unwarranted situation, the top official chose to opt for VRS but that did
not prove to be enough to ease him out. If some top sources in a premier agency
is to be believed the notice period for VRS ended in the first week of August
2019 but the administrative ministry extended the timeline for a particular
reason.
As per rules the acceptance of VRS application requires vigilance clearance but the agencies do not find the case fit for clearance and his VRS has been hanging in balance for now.
Irony is that even though the Board-level official wants to get rid of corruption charges mere few months ahead of retirement, he finds himself in a catch 22 situation.
