Correspondence with authorities by AICAEA
All India Civil Accounts Employees Association
Central
Headquarters
Central
Office: - Address for
Communication:-
16-A,
Akbar Road Hutments, 17/2 – C, P
& T Quarters,
New
Delhi: - 110011 Kali
Bari Marg,
New
Delhi-110001
No:-
AICAEA/HQ/A-2/2017/1217
Dated: 15.12.2017
To,
Shri Anthony
Lianzuala,
Controller
General of Accounts,
Ministry of
Finance,
Department of
Expenditure,
4th Floor, GPOA, Block-E, INA,
New Delhi – 110023
Subject:-
Counting of Service for grant of 2nd ACP to Senior Accountants of
CCAS cadre appointed as Accountant on the basis of Limited Departmental
Competitive Examination.
Ref:-
Annexure to your office letter No:- A-11019/25/2017/MF.CGA (A)/AICAEA-HQ/429
dated 06.11.2017.
Sir,
I am directed
to refer to the above and draw your kind attention to the following few lines on
the matter of grant of IInd financial
upgradation under ACPs to those who were appointed as Junior Accountants
on the basis of the results of Departmental Competitive Examination conducted
by the SSC during the years 1981 & 1982-
1.
Departmental Competitive Examinations for the posts of Junior
Accountants (now Accountants) were conducted by the Staff Selection Commission
during the year 1981 & 1982. The examination was conducted against direct
recruitment quota of different departments of Civil Accounts Organization and
some of the LDCS had qualified the examination and appointed as Junior
Accountants in different Departments of Civil Accounts Organization. Therefore,
they are to be equated with the Junior Accountants who were directly recruited
through the examination conducted by the Staff Selection Commission for
recruitment to the post of Junior Accountant as the standard and method of both
the examinations were similar at that point of time.
2.
Clarification No. 8 of the DOPT O.M. No. 35034/1/97/Estt. (D)
Vol-IV dated 10th February 2000 states that, if relevant Recruitment
Rules provide for filling up of vacancies by direct recruitment, induction of a
person from lower grade in the next grade through Limited Departmental
Competitive examination may be treated as direct recruitment for the purpose of
ACPs. In such cases, service rendered in
a lower pay scale shall not be counted for the purpose of benefit under ACPs.
3.
The CCAs (Group – C) Recruitment Rules provides for filling up
of vacancies in the grade of Accountant through direct recruitment and it
fulfills the requirements stated in the clarification No. 8 of the DOPT O.M.
No. 35034/1/97/Estt. (D) Vol – IV dated 10th February 2000.
4.
The scheme of granting ACP was introduced in the year 1998-1999.
The officials who had qualified the departmental competitive examination prior
to the issuance of the DOPT orders should in no way be deprived of this benefit.
In fact, the clarification was specifically meant for such officials only.
5.
The benefit of the scheme has already been implemented in CGA’s
organizations itself. Examples are as below:-
i) CBEC: - Pr. CCA, CBEC, New Delhi
vide order No. Admn.1 (17) 9/ACP Scheme/770 office order No. 164 dated
14.08.2007 granted II financial upgradation with effect from 01.04.2007 to Shri
A.J. Kulkarni (PAO, CEX, Pune). He had qualified the departmental competitive examination
conducted by the SSC in the year 1981 (copies of relevant documents enclosed).
ii) CBDT: - Pr. CBDT, New Delhi
office order No. Admn.ii/5-23/ACP/Sr.Acctt/2005-06/486 dated 16/23.03.2007
granted IInd financial upgradation with effect from 06/08.07.2007 to Shri S.N.
Kaulgud, ZAO, CBDT, Pune. He had qualified the departmental competitive
examination conducted by the SSC in the year 1982. Incidentally, it may be
placed for your information and record that Shri S.N. Kaulgud of PAO, CBDT
(Roll No – 018 rank No.-11) was granted 2nd ACP but Shri Subhash
Chander Bamrara (Roll No. 010 rank No.-6) at present working under CCA,
Ministry of External Affairs, New Delhi has been deprived of the same benefit
while both of them had qualified the same examination in the year 1982 (copies
of relevant documents enclosed).
iii) Min. of Home Affairs: - Though
there is no specific example readily available with us, but many employees of
Ministry of Home Affairs were also extended the said benefit by the then Heads
of The Departments.
Decisions by all the
heads of the Departments had been taken with the concurrence of the Controller
General of Account. There may be many others who might have been accorded the
benefit of 2nd ACP and as on record only a handful of employees have
been kept out of the benefit at present.
Therefore, on
behalf of this Association, request you to kindly take a favorable decision of
extending the benefit to the left out and deprived section of employees as an
onetime measure so that they could be able to get rid of the feelings of
discrimination they have been suffering from due to non-receipt of their
legitimately due benefit on par with their batch mates.
For a kind and
early favorable decision of yours, this Association shall be highly thankful to
you.
Thanking
you.
Yours
Sincerely,
Enclo: - as stated above
(V.
Bhattacharjee)
Secretary
General
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