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MACP on Promotional Hierarchy – Requests the Hon’ble PM to Withdraw the SLP from Supreme Court

May 7, 2016 admin 2 Comments

MACP ON PROMOTIONAL HIERARCHY

CONFEDERATION OF DEFENCE RECOGNISED ASSOCIATIONS REQUESTS THE HON’BLE PRIME MINISTER TO WITHDRAW THE SLP FROM HON’BLE SUPREME COURT.

National Head Quarters

Confederation of Defence Recognised Associations (CDRA)
Recognised by Govt of India
Patro: Sh Satyavrat Chaturvedi, M.P.
Convener: Sh Surinder Singh
Legal Adviser: Sh RR Pashine

Representing the Service Associations recognized Under Ministry of Defence

H.No. D-499, Street No. 14,
Railway Road, Sadh Nagar,
Palam Colony, New Delhi – 45

President : S.K. Mann
Gen Secy : Ved Pal Yadav

Ref No. HQ/CDRA/298

Dated:- 12th Apr 2016

To,
Shri, Narender Modi Ji,
Hon’ble Prime Minister of India
South Block, New Delhi

Regarding financial Up-gradations under MACP as per hierarchy to Subordinate Employees of MoD – Request for withdrawal of SLP filed by UOI in Hon’ble Supreme Court

Respected Sir,

1. With
profound regards we on behalf of more than 50 recognized associations functioning in various directorates of MoD request your honor for redressal of our genuine and justified grievances with regard to the injustice about the financial up-gradation under MACP Scheme inflicted upon the weaker section of the subordinate employees by the Govt of India during 2009 quite wrongly and against all the canon of justice.

During the regime of NDA Govt. heated by the then Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Atal Bihar Vajpayee Ji an ACP Scheme to the employees of group B, C & D was granted in the form of two financial up-gradations in the promotional hierarchy after completion of 12 & 24 years service as a ‘safety net’ to deal with the problem of genuine stagnation due to inadequate promotional avenues.

The above just and genuine scheme was ruthlessly distorted and destroyed during 2009 by the then UPA Govt by converting it into the MACP Scheme on Grade pay basis instead of the promotional hierarchy as it was in ACPS, resulting into the great detriment and huge financial and terminal benefit loss to the employees.

2. It is submitted with respect that the said scheme of MACPs was switched over from existing ACPS without having any consideration of anomalous consequences and awful repercussions in the matter of financial discrimination.

With a view to further clarify the anomaly of this scheme it would be imperative to quote an example here that a Junior Engineer in MES who complete his 24 years service on 31-08-2008 shall be granted the 2rd up-gradation in pay scale of Executive Engineers i.e. in the PB-3 (15600-39100) + Grade Pay 6600/- in the erstwhile ACPs, where as the another Junior Engineers having completed the 30 years on 01-09-2008 is eligible for 3rd up-gradation in PB-2 (9300-34800) + Grade Pay 5400/- under the modified ACPs resulting in huge loss at least Rs. 20,000/- per month even after putting 6 years extra period of his services.

Subsequently these anomalous and unjust projections were consequently brought into the notice of the authorities and persuaded vigorously but all in vain despite their admission about the said anomalies.

3. Finding no way out, the employees from different departments of Central Govt including MoD sought for the legal intervention by filing the petitions in the Hon’ble CAT Chandigarh, New Delhi, Guwahati, Calcutta and Ernakulum etc.

Wherein all the judgments were in favour of the employees directing the respondents to grants the MACPs in promotional hierarchy. In the appeals filed by the Govt. in the Hon’ble High Courts the orders of the various CAT stands upheld Unfortunately, the Govt. further preferred to file the SLPs in the Hon’ble Supreme Court against the orders of the Hon’ble High Courts admittedly, the Hon’ble Supreme Court would take a considerable time to deliver its judgment on the said SLPs. Such delay to deliver the justice shall adversely affect a large chunk of the poor employees who are not in position to contest the case in Supreme Court owing to their financial constraints.

In this context it is pertinent to mention here that the Hon’ble Supreme Court opined that in case of service matters where the High Courts and benches of CAT delivered the judgements in favour of the employees, no appeal in the Supreme Court by the Govt. is desirable.

4. We would also like to draw your kind attention to the fact that earlier the status of CAT remained equal to High Court and an employee had to contest his case at two stages only i.e. in CAT and then in Hon’ble Supreme Court but later on the channel contesting the case became CAT then High Court and then further Hon’ble Supreme Court. Therefore the opinion of Hon’ble Supreme Court that way is quite genuine.

5. In view of the above mentioned circumstances we pray before your esteemed authority to kindly be graciously pleased to direct the concerned department of Govt, of India for withdrawal of SLPs from the Hon’ble Supreme Court in order to provide the relief to the weaker sections of the society and to meet the ends of justice as a special case.

We do hope that your kind action in the matter will certainly bring the good days for the subordinate employees of the Central Govt.

Thanking You,

Yours faithfully,

(SK. MANN)
President.

Source: www.aiamshq.blogspot.in

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Comments

  1. patitapabana sahu says

    May 9, 2016 at 10:13 am

    we sincerely praise the effort of confederation as the proposal is fully justified .
    thanks

    Reply
  2. S.K.Malik says

    May 8, 2016 at 6:17 pm

    The recent reports about the imminent submission of the 7th PC recommendation must be dealt with equanimity.The terms of reference were set by the Congress Govt. and as the record of the past 50years shows that , it is heavily loaded in favour of the Class 1.

    The 6th PC was characterized by many anomalies and arbitration awards which sould not be repeated in this one.Also, the new pay structure should be structered in such a way that is can be easily revised for Pre-2016 retirees at rhe bank level itself so that lakhs of cases need not be sent for revision as in the earlier pay commission where there are are still pre-2006 cases to be revised.

    Since, in all probability, the status quo may be maintained ,and all other elements loaded in favour of the class 1 and IAS maye maintained, the present Govt. can refer the report back for any further changes and reconsideration ,which reflect the egalitarian thinking of the new govt and.. AND.. to resolve the anomalies of the 6th Pay commission to be effected in the new one.

    This way the Govt. can buy time, and thus in the process also save on HRA arrears. The elections are still 4 years away. The Govt. can implement a vastly better package in the pay commission riding on a strong economy as a result of the strong measures taken on black money, crony capitalism and corruption, non-merit subsidies (including DBT) and to top it all, the crash in commodity prices, which includes the price of oil, which can have a muliplier effect on the economy.Implementing a vastly better package, say in 2018, just in time for the Lok Sabha elections, just like the Congress did in 2008, this time more loaded in favour of the NON Class1, can yield substantial electoral dividends from about a crore central and state employees.

    A lot of changes can be deliberated and effected over a period of one year to incorporate changes which can energize the lower rungs of the bureaucracy , which had ben getting a raw deal for a long time.

    The Assured career progression scheme implementation inititated by the erstwhile Vajpayee Govt,was sabotaged by the authorities at the implementation stage , thus in the process creating vast anomalies in the 6th Pay commission , and which have not yet been resolved. This is GROSSLY UNJUST.

    It would be truly revolutionary and path breaking on the part of the govt, to make make give five ACPS. This will galvanize the lower rungs..believe me and will not be that much a burden on the exchequer as imagined.

    The unions, as you are aware,have a insular mindset and cannot think beyond a frog in the well mindset and were always happy settling for the crumbs rather asking a slice of the pie.
    The unions always had a tendency to obfuscate the issue and use diversionary tactics,criticizing the ‘Neo Liberal Economic Policies” and intimidating the staff by raking up the issue of loss of jobs due to the efforts at computerisation and and use of IT by the Govt.

    All in all,this report,whatever it is, needs to be dealt with a fresh perspective.No hurry.

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