Modi Government has instructed Banks and PSUs and Government Departments to carryout Monthly Review of its Employees, with Immediate Effect.
The rules allows Government to Retire a Public Servant in Public Interest "Whose Integrity is Doubtful"
All Government Organisations have been asked to furnish a report to the Ministry in a prescribed format by 15th day of each month, with effect from July 19.
The Centre has asked Banks, PSUs and All its Departments to Review Service Records of Employees working under them to Weed out Corrupt and Non-Performing Staff
The Ministry of Personnel Affairs has written to Secretaries of all Central Government Departments asking them to carry out the Review of all Categories of Employees in "Letter and Spirit" and to ensure that decision to Retire a Public Servant is not "Arbitrary".
"All Ministries/Departments have been instructed to undertake this Periodic Reviews in Letter and Spirit, including in Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs)/Banks and Autonomous Institutions, under their Administrative Control".
The rules allows Government to Retire a Public Servant in Public Interest "Whose Integrity is Doubtful"
All Government Organisations have been asked to furnish a report to the Ministry in a prescribed format by 15th day of each month, with effect from July 19.
The Centre has asked Banks, PSUs and All its Departments to Review Service Records of Employees working under them to Weed out Corrupt and Non-Performing Staff
The Ministry of Personnel Affairs has written to Secretaries of all Central Government Departments asking them to carry out the Review of all Categories of Employees in "Letter and Spirit" and to ensure that decision to Retire a Public Servant is not "Arbitrary".
"All Ministries/Departments have been instructed to undertake this Periodic Reviews in Letter and Spirit, including in Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs)/Banks and Autonomous Institutions, under their Administrative Control".
The Ministries or Departments should ensure that the prescribed procedure like forming of opinion to Retire a Government Employee Prematurely in Public Interest is strictly adhered to, and that the decision is not an Arbitrary One, and is not based on Collateral Grounds.
The Service Records of Employees working under Banks, PSUs and Central Government Departments will be reviewed as per the Personnel Ministry Guidelines under Fundamental Rule 56 (J), (I) and Rule 48 of Central Civil Service (Pension) Rules 1972, a senior official said.
The Central Government had recently Retired 15 Officers of Indian Revenue Service (Customs and Central Excise) in Public Interest under these rules. Earlier this month, 12 Officers of Indian Revenue Service (Income Tax) were also Dismissed from Service.
It is for this reason Modi Government has decided to directly fill 40% of IAS Vacancies at Joint Secretary Level, by Non IAS Professionals from outside the system.
It is for this reason Modi Government has decided to directly fill 40% of IAS Vacancies at Joint Secretary Level, by Non IAS Professionals from outside the system.
The mission to eliminate Corruption, Inefficiency and Unprofessional Non Performers from Public Life and Government Services will be Implemented with Greater Zeal, President Ram Nath Kovind had said on Thursday, suggesting harsher steps are on Anvil and are being Planned by Modi Government to Check and Weed out Inefficiency and Corruption
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