NFCAA CIRCULAR

NATIONAL FEDERATION OF CIVIL ACCOUNTS ASSCIATIONS

                                (All India Civil Accounts Employees Association

All India Civil Accounts Employees Association Category –II)

10/42, Old Rajinder Nagar, New Delhi: - 110060

 

No: NFCAA/HQ/A-1/2009/Cir-11                                                                Dated: 14^th Dec. 2009

 

To

                      All Federal Executive Members,

                      All Women Committee Members,

                      All Branch Secretaries of AICAEA & AICAEA Cat- II

 

Dear Comrades,

                                                        ONE DAY STRIKE

          We are sure; you have received the earlier circular dated 29^th November 2009 and started preparation for the one day strike on 18^th February, 2010 for realization of 16 point Departmental demands. We have already explained the reasons for taking such a decision after ten years. On Departmental Demands, we had resorted to a Day's Strike on 30^th March 2000 and now once again the situation has worsened to such an extent that, we have no alternative but to embark on the industrial action. None of our major pending demands has been settled within last one year and present civil authorities are not even ready to  takeup our issues relating to the pay scales arisen after implementation of 6th CPC with  the Government. Hence the strike is a must.

 

                               APEX J.A.C. DECIDES FOR JOINT STRIKE

          Some of the categories of Employees and officers of Accounts and Audit Organisations have been deprived from the legitimate Pay Scales and Grade Pay as per the recommendations of VI CPC and placed below their counterpart in Central Secretariat. In view of such a situation, the apex JAC of Accounts and Audit Employees and Officers Organisations had been consolidating is position for fighting these discriminations.  Grant of high Pay Scales to Central Secretariat Cadres and particularly to the Assistants retrospectively from 01-01-2006, has caused added injury to different Cadres of Accounts and Audit Departments/Organization's.

 

         The apex level Joint Action Committee had met on 8^th Dec. 2009 at Delhi to take the stock of the situation. The meeting was unanimous in opinion that, Accounts and Audit Employees and officers of the country are having no other way but to resort to industrial action to fight back the discriminatory approach of the Government of India. The meeting has decided the following-

1.       There shall be one day Joint Strike of Accounts and Audit Employees and officers on within 15^th March 2010.

2.       There shall be series of mobilization programmes including visit to various stations for the total success of the strike.

3.       All constituents shall mobilize the members for the common demand of total parity with Central Secretariat and also for realization of departmental demands of respective constituents.

4.       In order to finalize the date of strike, the apex JAC shall meet at Jaipur in the first week of February 2010.

 (All the above decisions and tour programme have been conveyed by the JAC through its Circular dated 9^th Dec. 2009 and the same has been already forwarded to you all.)

PREPARE FOR STRIKE

         So far as we are concerned, since we are having no alternative but to resort to atleast one day's strike, we have expressed in the JAC meeting that, we shall have no problem of synchronizing the date of strike with JAC constituents. However, we shall not be in a position to defer the date beyond March, 2010 and have to resort to strike independently in case of delay.

      Therefore, all of you are requested to start following preparations for the success of the strike-

 1.  Take all initiative to organize local JACs. (Organize meetings of local JAC wherever   leaders of Civil Accounts are JAC Convener/Chairman.)         

2.   Implement all decisions and programmes of apex JAC as a preparatory action.

3.   Organize following independent programmes at the Branch and Unit and Branch level.

(a)    Units

       Unit Committees are to circulate the charter of demands among the members during campaign week (from 4^th to 8^th January 2010) appealing upon them to joint massive Branch level demonstration on 21^st January 2010 and prepare for the strike.                     

(b)    Branches

        Branch Committees are to visit all Units and hold meetings for explaining the charter of demands of NFCAA and JAC. They are also to explain the beck ground of taking the decision of one day strike and appeal the members to prepare for the strike action.

TOUR PROGRAMME

      Keeping similarity with the tour programme adopted by the apex JAC, it has been decided that following tour programme shall be implement within January 2010.

 

Sl. No.	Name	Station to Visit
1.	V. Bhattacharjee(Delhi), S. P. Roy(Kolkata)	Kolkata
2.	V. Bhattacharjee(Delhi), D. Saikia(Guwahati)	Shillong, ,
	V. Bhattacharjee(Delhi), A.Bhattacharjee(Shillong)	Guwahati
3.	S. Roy Choudhury, S. P. Roy(Kolkata)	Patna, Ranchi
4.	S. Bhattacharjee, S. P. Roy(Kolkata)	Bhubaneswar
5.	M. S. Bharne(Nagpur), A. B. Sunil Kumar(Mumbai)	Lucknow, Kanpur, Allahabad
6.	M. P. Pandit(Mumbai), V. Bhattacharjee(Delhi)	Ahmedabad
7.	L. K. Salve, M. P. Pandit(Mumbai)	Bhopal, Nashik
8.	V. Bhattacharjee(Delhi), T. R. Janardanan(Mumbai)	Hyderabad
9.	T. R. Janardanan, M. P. Pandit(Mumbai), K. Venkata Subramanian(Madurai)	Bangalore, Chennai
10.	T. R. Janardanan(Mumbai), V. P. Radhakrishna (Calicut)	Cochin, Trivandrum
11.	R. K. Chaurasia(Mumbai), A. K. Chawla(Pune)	Pune
12.	A. K. Mehta(Delhi), A. K. Chawla(Pune)	Chandigarh
13.	A. K. Mehta, S. Bandyopadhyay(Delhi),	Faridabad
14.	V.Bhattacharjee, M.B.Singh.(Delhi)	Meerut

      

         Dates for the visits shall be finalized by the concerned federal Executive Members immediately after the receipt of this circular. They will inform the date(s) of their visits to the Units/Branch/station under intimation to Secretary General. If any Federal Executive member is not in a position to visit, he should immediately inform Secretary General so that another Federal Executive Member could be deputed in his place. Names of some of the Federal Executive members have not appeared in the above list.  Their names shall appear in the 2^nd phase tour programme. They are however, requested to ensure mobilization of the members of the units of their respective stations and also visit the stations falling under their Branches in consultation with their Branch Secretaries.

         In addition to the above programmes, there shall be extensive visits to the Units of Delhi by the Federal Executive members available in Delhi. Tour programme for Delhi shall be as below-

Sl No	Name	Area
1.	M.B.Singh, S.Bandyopadhyay,Kamlesh Kumari	Cannaught Place
2.	M. B. Singh ,S.Bandopadhyay, V. Bhattacharjee,	Central Secretariat area
3.	A.K.Mehta, Kalpana Dutta, Israr Ahmed	C.G.O.Complex
4.	A.K.Mehta, Kalpana Dutta, M.B.Singh	Khan Market
5.	V.Bhattachaarjee, S.Bandapadhyay, Kamlesh Kumari	R.K.Puram

                                                                                    

          Delhi Branch shall attach Office Bearers of the Branch to above group and fix the dates for the visits.

REPORTS ON PREPARATION

          It has also been decided that, in order have proper assessment to the progress on the preparations, reporting shall be received from all the leaders of the organization. All Branch Secretaries and Federal Executive Members shall send independent reports to federation headquarter either by e-mail or in writing in the following proforma and the report should reach Federation headquarter by 25^th January2010.         

1. Name of Branch –
2. No. of Units -
3. Strength of membership-
4. No. of Units visited by the leaders of
Branch during campaign week form 4th -8th January, 2010-
5. Name of the Leader of the federation visited the station-
6. Number Units participated in the Demands Day on 21-10-2010:-
7. Signature and name of the Branch Secretary/ Federal Executive Member sent the report.

 

         The meeting of the Federal Executive shall be convened in last week of January 2010 at Delhi to examine the reports and decide the course of action for removal of gap in preparation for the strike.

       We hope, all the leaders of the National Federation shall take the contents of this circular seriously and start preparations for the strike sincerely.

 

With warm greetings,

 

 (V.Bhattacharjee)

Secretary General

 

 

 

 

CHARTER OF DEMANDS

 

1. Filling up of all vacant posts by direct recruitment, promotion and absorption of deputationists on agreed terms and no outsourcing and off-loading of works of Civil Accounts.
2.   Vacation of vindictive actions against employees and officers of the organization and taking appropriate action against officers' responsible for victimization and vindictive action.
3.   Restoration of 594 posts kept in operational abeyance.
4.   Settlement of 6 CPC related issues and total Parity with Central Secretariat cadres-

      Upgradation of LDCs by re-designating them as Accounts Assistants and grant of following Pay scales and Grade Pay to different cadres-

a) Accounts Assistant                                       PB-1 with Grade Pay  Rs. 2400/-

b) Accountant/DEO Gr.A/Steno Grade– II     PB-2 with Grade Pay   Rs.  4200/-

c) Sr. Accountant/ Steno Grade- I                    PB-2 with Grade Pay  Rs. 4600/-

d) Sr. Accountant with II ACP                         PB-2 with Grade Pay  Rs. 4800/-

e) Asstt. Accounts Officer/ PS                          PB-2 with Grade Pay Rs. 4800/-

                                                                          PB-3 with grade Pay   Rs.5400/-

                                                                          On completion of four years.

5. Implementation of MACP scheme by removing its anomalies.
6.  Grant of recognition to AICAEA CAT-II and implementation of Check-Off system as per Government instructions.     
7. Augmentation of Additional Staff strength required in PAOs of Ministry of Home Affairs and creation of justified posts immediately.
8. Formation of Department of Accounts under Controller General of Accounts.
9. Conversion of DEO as Accountant.
10. Promotion of all left out non-matriculate Group-D qualified Departmental examination before 0ctober2003 and restoration of 5% promotional Quota to the post of LDC.
11. Increase in promotional quota for Senior Accountant as AAO to 20% of posts of AAO and removal of condition of 53 years of age for promotion.
12. Grant of benefit of II ACP to Sr. Accountant appointed as Accountant on passing Departmental Competitive Examination conducted by SSC.
13. Separate toilet facilities and Rest Room facilities for women employees in all offices.
14. Issuing of Gradation lists of all cadres immediately.
15. Provision of amenities to the Central Office of the Association.
16. Supply of copies of orders/OMs of general interest of staff to the Association in terms of the Government of India as well as CGA's instructions and placement of orders/ Circulars in the website of CGA.

 

                                                              

Letter to Minister of State for Finance from apex JAC

JOINT ACTION COMMITTEE OF

ACCOUNTS & AUDIT EMPLOYEES & OFFICERS ORGANISATIONS

AUDIT LEKHA BHAWAN

15/1089-90, VASUNDHARA, P.O. VASUNDHARA, DT. GHAZIABAD, U.P, 201012

Ph. 0120-2881727/011-2578 5070

E-mail: auditflag1923@gmail.com/ v_aicaea@yahoo.co.in

                                                                                                                                             

Reference: JAC/FM/2009/11                                                                 Date: 14^th Dec. 2009

 

To

               Hon'ble Shri Nomo Narain

               Ministry of State

               Ministry of Finance, Government of India,

               North Block

               New Delhi: - 110001

 

Sir,

                                                   

           Respectfully we invite your kind attention to the award given by the Board of Arbitration on 24/08/2004 in regard to Pay Scale of Senior Auditors/Senior Accountants & Accounts Assistants of Railways:-

 

           "The Government is directed to upgrade Pay Scale same as to the Assistants of Central Secretariat services of Rs: 1640-2900 (Rupees 5500-9000 with effect from 01/01/96) to all Senior Auditors/Senior Accountants & Accounts Assistants of Railways with effect from 01/01/86 notionally and actual payment from 12/11/01 the date of reference of arbitration to the Board" 

 

          As per the instructions given by the Committee of Secretaries, the above award should have been implemented or referred to the Parliament for modification/rejection within a period of six months ending on 24/02/05. However, it has not so far been implemented.

 

           The matter was discussed in the Committee of National Council J. C. M. The official side contented that more than 1200 Crores would have to be paid by way of arrears if the award was implemented actually from 12/11/01 which the Government cannot afford. The staffside then suggested that actual payment may be from 19.02.03, the date from which Government have already ordered to upgrade the pay scale i. e. notionally w.e.f 01/01/96 actually from the above date. The officials stated that even then the amount of arrear to be paid would be Rs. 675 crores which is not feasible.

                          

          The staff representatives have been therefore, given in writing to forego all arrears and requested that the award may be implemented for the entire period from 01/01/1986 to 31/12/2005 notionally & actually from 01/01/06. Since accepting the recommendations of VICPC, Government have already upgraded the pay scale of these employees to pre-revised pay scale of Rs 6500-10500 Pay Band PB-2 with grade Pay of Rs 4200, there would be no extra liability for the Government.

 

          …2

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The matter is however kept pending for last 3years in the Department of Expenditure.

 

          We, therefore request you to intervene and persuade the Department and Expenditure to implement the award notionally for the entire period of 01/01/86 to 31/12/05 as it has been implemented with effect from 01/01/06.

 

          The entire fraternity of employees of IA & AD and Organized Accounts Establishments will be grateful to you for this intervention and settlement of long pending demand.

 

                                                           With profound regards

Yours Sincerely     

 

 

                                                                                                                 

 (V.Bhattacharjee)

                                                                                                                                Convener

 

 

 

Details of 23rd National Council Meeting of Confederation

CONFEDERATION OF CENTRAL  GOVT. EMPLOYEES & WORKERS. A-2/95,Manishinath Bhawan,Rajouri Garden, New Delhi-110 027

Website:www.confederationhq.blogspot.com.  Email:Confederation06@Yahoo.co.in Tel: 011-2510 5324:  Mobile: 98110 48303

                                                                                                                                       

 

D/11/1/2009

Dated: 10^th December, 2009

Dear Comrade,

National Council meeting and decisions.

 

            The 23^rd National Council meeting of the Confederation was held at New Delhi from 4^th to 6^th December, 2009.  The meeting was inaugurated by Com. Sukomal Sen, former Member of Parliament and former General Secretary of TUI-PAE.  The inaugural session was held at Muktadhara, Gol market, New Delhi.  Com. Tapan Sen, MP and Chairman, Reception Committee welcomed the Guests, Councillors, and observers on behalf of the Reception Committee.  The Council was addressed by Com. M.K. Pandhe, President, CITU, Com. Umraomal Purohit, General Secretary, HMS and Secretary Staff Side, JCM, National Council. Com. S.P. Tewari, General Secretary, TUCC, Com. Subba Rao, Secretary, BMS, Com. Sreekumar, General Secretary, All India Defence Employees Federation, Com. Rajesh Menon, General Secretary, Confederation of Central Government Officers Federations.  Com. Swapan Mukherjee General Secretary AICCTU, Com. Sebastiano Soares, General Secretary, TUI,   Com. Nguyen Ngoc Ben, Senior Vice President, Vietnam Public Services Union had sent in their messages, which were read out at the inaugural session.  On behalf of the Presidium, Com. S.K. Vyas, President, Com. C.C.: Pillai, Working President, Com. T. Narasihman addressed the session.  Com Vrighu Bhattacharya, proposed vote of thanks. 

 

Com. G.L. Dhar, Secretary, AITUC, Com. V.A.N. Namboodiri, General Secretary, BSNL Employees Union, and Com S. Mohan, Secretary General, All India Audit & Accounts Officers Association addressed the delegate session on 5^th Dec 2009.

 

            The subject session of the Council meeting were held at Garhwal Bhawan, New Delhi.  35 Affiliated Associations/Federations and 14 COCs were present at the subject session.  The report of the Credential committee presented at the meeting would be circulated along with the detailed circular letter later.  The Council adopted the report and accounts submitted on behalf of the Secretariat.  In all 51 comrades participated in the discussion on the report.  The Secretariat provided all the clarification sought by the members before adopting the accounts.  The points made out by the Comrades during the deliberation on the draft report would be covered in the detailed circular letter incorporating the decisions taken at the meeting on various agenda items.  The Council adopted various resolutions moved by the Sectt and a few moved by the affiliates and COC representatives.  The amendments to the Constitution proposed by the National Executive Committee, which had already been circulated were adopted.  Besides, the Secretariat submitted certain proposals on the basis of the feedback from the affiliates and COCs.  These were also approved by the Council after deliberations.  The amendments were to give effect to the following proposals.

 

(a)      to replace the existing National Council with the triennial National Conference.

(b)      To have a National Council as the second tier of functioning to meet once in a year.

(c)      To have the National Executive with the members of the elected Secretariat members, Members nominated by the affiliated organizations having membership of more than 3000 and if those organizations do not have a representative in the Secretariat.

(d)      To have a progressive representation of councilors/Associate Councillors for the COCs in the National Conference on the basis of paid up amount of subscription with a ceiling limit of one Councilor and four associate Councillors , the maximum subscription being Rs. 5000 and the minimum at Rs.1000.

(e)      To have the National Council, the representation of each of the affiliated Associations/Federation through their Chief Executive and the State Secretaries of the COCs.

(f)       To expand the number of Secretariat members for the ensuing term to give wider representation to the affiliates.

The Council also decided to adopt the logo of the Confederation as was exhibited at the meeting and change the nomenclature of the COCs as "Confederation of Central Government Employees and Workers, ………….State Committee/District Committee" as the case may be.

 

             The Resolution moved by the Secretariat on Policy and Programme was discussed in the background of the Government's decision to re-introduce the PFRDA bill in the Parliament seeking even the support of the NDA partners.  It was decided by the house that the Secretariat must hold discussion with the leaders of the All India State Government employees Federation and All India Defence Employees Federation  to carry out the earlier proposal of organizing a day's strike action as and when the Bill is placed before the Parliament.  The resolution on Policy and Programme was adopted.  The same is annexed to this letter. 

 

            The Council elected the following as the office bearers for the ensuing term of three years.  The house unanimously accepted the suggestion of Com. S.K.Vyas, President to appoint Com. P.V. Ramachandran as Auditor of the Confederation. The Council concluded its deliberations on 6^th at 6.00 PM.  Brief resume of discussions on each item of agenda and the decisions taken thereon would be, as indicated above, conveyed in due course.

 

            With greetings,

 

Yours fraternally,

 

 

K.K.N. Kutty.

Secretary General

LIST OF MEMBERS OF SECRETARIAT OF

CONFEDERATION OF CENTRAL GOVT. EMPLOYEES & WORKERS,

NEW DELHI.

(Elected in the XXIII National Council Meeting held on 4-6 December, 2009)

 

S.No	Name of Post	Name of Comrade	Parent organization	Tel. Number.
1	President	S.K.Vyas	Audit	9868244035
2	Working President	K.Ragavendran	NFPE	9868819295
3	Vice Presidents:	T. Narasimhan	NFPE	9440056969
4		K.V.Sridharan	NFPE	9868545552
5		K.P.Rajagopal	ITEF	9443914467
6		M. Duraipandian	Audit	9789833552
7		N. Somayya	Ground Water.	9811748243
8	Secretary General	K.K.N.Kutty	ITEF	9811048303
9	Secretary	M.S.Raja	Audit	9868145667
10.	Assistant Secys.	Virghu Bhattacharjee	Civil Accounts	9868520920
11		Ashok B Salunkhe	ITEF	9869477401
12		Ishwar Singh Dabas	NFPE	9968099272
13		Jayaraj.K.V.	Atomic Energy	9869501189
14		S.S. Mahadevaiah	GDS	9811577701
15	Finance Secretary	Giri Raj Singh	NFPE	9818801178
16	Organising Secys.	P.K.Das	IBM	9423635211
17		Ashok Kanojia	ITEF	9810206426
18		Mani Achari	Atomic Energy	9442155128
19		Geeta Ghoshal	ITEF	9433960750
20		P.Suresh	NFPE	9885077451
21		R.Seethalakshmi	NFPE	9448819821
22		Nageswara Rao	Audit	9912348233
23		Pijush Roy	Civil Accounts	9433515577
24		P. Rajanayagam	Postal Accounts	9868451466
25		R.P.Singh	Agmark	9969080996
26		D.P.S.Madan	Central Secretariat	9871372438
27		T.K.R.Pillai	Stts.Prog. Implementation	9425372172
28	Auditor	P.V.Ramachandran	ITEF	9424417526

Copy of Resolution on Policy and Programme adopted at the National Council meeting on 6^th December, 2009.

RESOLUTION ON POLICY AND PROGRAMME

In the beginning of nineties, India, succumbing to the pressure exerted by the imperialist powers through the IMF, opened-up its economy to globalization, stating that it was left with no alternative.  Globalization and liberalization were the panacea suggested for bringing about faster economic growth. Faster growth of economy indeed was brought about but only to the lender nations.  Most of the third world countries, setting aside the planned development path adopted the neo-liberal economic policies. What emerged on pursuance of the ill advised policy is the accentuation of hunger, poverty and unemployment.  Sharper division between the rich and poor countries ensued.   The gulf between the haves and have-nots widened.  Most of the nations in South Asia and sub-Sahara Africa suffered from high levels of hunger.  The global intake of food articles was substantially reduced. Between 2003-and 2008, the cost of rice in the retail market rose by four times and corn by three times. Our country became distinct for its largest food-insecure population i.e. about 200 million.

 

Throughout the world, workers rose in struggle.  To combat this ongoing resistance,  the Trade Union rights were denied. Enactments were made to abridge the labour welfare measures.  In India we even witnessed brutal physical assaults with the active collaboration of the Police and state machinery as happened in Gurgaon, Rajasthan and Orissa.  Thousands of peasants ended their life during the period. There had been incessant resistance to the policies from all sections of the working people. More and more people began to participate in the resistance movement.  The strike actions, under the united platform of Sponsoring Committee of Trade Unions elicited more and more participation of the workers.

 

The Central Government employees, who were reluctant partners in the struggle in the beginning, realized the enormity and pernicious impact of these policies in the day to day life.  The strike action of 30^{th t} October, 2007 against the pension fund reforms was the manifestation of the growing realization of the issues involved. It was only on the threat of an indefinite strike action; the Government of India revised its stand and decided to set up the 6^th CPC. The downsizing, contractorsation, privatization, outsourcing etc were the various methodologies adopted to shed regular employment and usher in informalisation of workforce to carry on even the unavoidable perennial and permanent nature of functions.  This has continued unabated and serious struggles are required to stem the rot.  We are to take initiative in mobilizing the entirety of Central Government employees.

 

There had been no bilateral discussions and negotiations with the Unions/Federations/Associations of the Central Government employees worth the name on the demands placed jointly by all these organizations to the Government on the recommendations of 6^th CPC.  What all in the name of discussions happened was to provide an audience to the Staff Side of JCM by the Committee of Secretaries.  Most of the issues/demands in the charter were rejected without adducing any reasons whatsoever.  This meeting calls upon the National Executive to strive to bring those issues to the centre stage of discussion, demand negotiation with the group of Ministers and organize programme of action including strike to bring about a satisfactory settlement support thereof. 

 

The situation makes it binding on us to prepare for a long and sustained struggle.  This conference exhorts its members to strive their best to bring about a much more united and militant movement to make it possible.

 

Sunday, December 6, 2009

23rd NATIONAL COUNCIL SESSION COMING TO AN END TODAY

THE THREE DAYS SESSION OF 23rd NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CONFEDERATION HAS COME TO AN END TODAY EVENING

 

SEVERAL IMPORTANT RESOLUTIONS HAVE BEEN ADOPTED BY THE NATIONAL COUNCIL

 

A TOTAL OF 133 COUNCILLORS AND 16 OBSERVERS ATTENDED THE NATIONAL COUNCIL

 

THE FOLLOWING TEAM OF OFFICE BEARERS WAS ELECTED UNANIMOUSLY:

 

Sl.No	Office Bearer	Name	Organisation
1	President	S.K.Vyas	Audit
2	Working President	K.Ragavendran	NFPE
3	Vice President	T.Narasihman	NFPE
4	-do-	K.V.Sridharan	NFPE
5	-do-	K.P.Rajagopal	ITEF
6	-do-	M.Duraipandian	Audit
7	-do-	Somayya	Ground Water
8	Secretary General	K.K.N.Kutty	ITEF
9	Secretary	M.S.Raja	Audit
10	Assistant Secretary	Vrighu Bhattacharjee	Civil Accounts
11	-do-	Ashok Salunkhe	ITEF
12	-do-	Ishwar Singh Dabas	NFPE
13	-do-	Jayaraj	Atomic Energy
14	-do-	S.S.Mahadevaiah	GDS
15	Finance Secretary	Giriraj Singh	NFPE
16	Organising Secy	P.K.Das	IBM
17	-do-	Ashok Kanojia	ITEF
18	-do-	Mani Acharya	Atomic
19	-do-	Geeta Ghosal	ITEF
20	-do-	P.Suresh	NFPE
21	-do-	R.Seethalakshmi	NFPE
22	-do-	Nageswara Rao	Audit
23	-do-	Pijush Roy	Civil Accounts
24	-do-	P.Rajanayagam	Postal Accounts
25	-do-	R.P.Singh	Agmark
26	-do-	D.P.S.Madan	Central Secretariat
27	-do-	T.K.R.Pillai	Statistics

 

PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEW OF FINAL DAY SESSION IS PROVIDED ABOVE:

 

 

Friday, December 4, 2009

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CONFEDERATION COMMENCED TODAY

THREE DAYS SESSION OF 23rd NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CONFEDERATION OF CG EMPLOYEES & WORKERS COMMENCED TODAY IN NEW DELHI

PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEW OF FINAL DAY SESSION IS PROVIDED ABOVE:

 

 

PHOTOGRAPHS OF 23rd NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CONFEDERATION:

1. Assembly of Comrades at the time of Flag Hoisting in ITO New Delhi at 11.00 A.M on 4/12/2009.

2. Comrade S.K.Vyas President Confederation hoisting the Confederation Flag.

3. Comrade Tapen Sen Hon'ble M.P and Chariman of Reception Committee making his welcome Speech in the inaugural Session in Banga Sanskriti Bhawan.

4. A view of Audience in the Inaugural Session.

5. Comrade Tapen Sen M.P.

6. Comrade K.K.N.Kutty Secretary General Confederation anchoring the inaugural session.

7. A view of Dais of Inaugural Session in which Leaders Tapan Sen M.P; Sukomal Sen AISGEF; M.K.Pandhe President CITU; and Presidium Members Comrades S.K.Vyas - C.C.Pillai - Narasimhan.

8. Comrade Sukomal Sen AISGEF inaugurating the National Council.

9. A view of Audience in the Inaugural Session.

10. High View of Dais while National Council is being inaugurated.

11. Comrade Umraomal Purohit General Secretary HMS / Staff Side Secretary JCM National Council seated on Dais along with Comrades M.K.Pandhe President CITU.

12. Comrade M.K.Pandhe delivering his address.

13. Comrade Tiwari General Secretary TUCC delivering his address.

14. Comrade Sreekumar General Secretary AIDEF addressing the session.

15. Comrade Umraomal Purohit Secretary NC - JCM addressing.

16. Shri.Subbarao BMS Leader addressing the session.

17. Shri.Rajesh Menon Secretary General Confederation of Gazetted Officers addressing.

18. Comrade Narasihman Vice President Confederation addressing.

19. Comrade C.C.Pillai Working President Confederation addressing.

20. Comrade S.K.Vyas President Confederation delivering his concluding speech.

21. Comrade Vrighu Bhattacharjee Reception Committee Secretary delivering vote of thanks.