Indianmandarins has reliably
learnt that as many as 279 CSS cadre officers posted in various
ministries/departments may be forcibly retired under rule 48 of CCS --Pension
Rules and FR 56(J). Those who would finally be found inefficient, power-abusive
and corrupt in performance audit and later examined by the review committee,
headed by Cabinet Secretary may be ousted from the service. If some well placed
sources are to be believed, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, in terms
of number, may have the maximum number of casualties followed by the ministries
of Defence, Home and Finance. It may be underlined that
NaMo administration had recently shown doors to 49 officers which included 12 IRS
officers from CBDT, 15 IRS officers from CBIC and 22 Supritendent/AO
level officers under CBIC. As on date more than
60 officers from various services have been given forced retirement. The above
mentioned rules equip the Govt to compulsorily retire government officials in
the public interest.
Indianmandarins has reliably
learnt that as many as 279 CSS cadre officers posted in various
ministries/departments may be forcibly retired under rule 48 of CCS --Pension
Rules and FR 56(J). Those who would finally be found inefficient, power-abusive
and corrupt in performance audit and later examined by the review committee,
headed by Cabinet Secretary may be ousted from the service. If some well placed
sources are to be believed, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, in terms
of number, may have the maximum number of casualties followed by the ministries
of Defence, Home and Finance.
It may be underlined that NaMo administration had recently shown doors to 49 officers which included 12 IRS officers from CBDT, 15 IRS officers from CBIC and 22 Supritendent/AO level officers under CBIC. As on date more than 60 officers from various services have been given forced retirement. The above mentioned rules equip the Govt to compulsorily retire government officials in the public interest.