Premature retirement of All India Service Officers
The Department of Personnel and Training (DOPT) New Delhi, plans to amend the existing Rule 16 (3) of the All India Services (Death Cum Retirement Benefit) Rules. As per the new amendment, an Officer can be required to retire in public interst from service on the date on which such member completes fifteen years or twenty five years of qualifying service or attains fifty years of age or on any date thereafter to be specified in the notice. Presently the rule stipulates thirty years of qualifying service or fifty years of age. The DOPT has further clarified that as per the proposed new rule, the Officers who will be retired prematurely shall be entitled for pensionary benefits in terms of the relevant provisions of AIS (DCRB) Rules.
The above proposed amendment has been circulated all State Governments for offering their comments/suggestions if any within 2 weeks.
Dear sir/madam,
I have already conveyed my opinion, policy should be uniform for all and not based on face looking.
“Charity begins at home.” So kindly start from your home itself considering the entire humanity.
Regards
Idea is very good.question is how well it is being implemented.as of now there are very good rules ®ulations which are being not scrupulously followed for the best reasons known to beaurocrates and politicians.and this rule if implemented for all officers of both central&state services govt future governance will be up to the expectations of people of this great democracy
Very good decision though very late
hi
I just wanted to know that Indian Coast guard which comes under ministry of defence but treated under CCS rules can take this benefit? will officers in ICG can take retirement after 15 yearss of service.
what about the officers who have joined service after 2004 and enrolled under contributory pension scheme..will they get pension if they retire after 15 years.
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