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The Defence Forces today did not submit their revised salary bills to the ministry's accounts office, effectively deferring implementation of the 6th Pay Commission report "with the existing anomalies" that affect personnel across all ranks.
"The Armed Forces have not raised their pay vouchers in the revised scales in accordance with the 6th Central Pay Commission (CPC) notification and have submitted bills in the old pay scales," a Defence Ministry source told PTI here.
Though the government had yesterday in principle accepted the Services' demand for restoring 70 per cent "extant pensionary weightage" to jawans on the basis of their last drawn pay, the Armed Forces are cut up with the Finance Ministry over the rejection of their three other demands concerning officers.
The CPC had recommended that the jawans be given 50 per cent "pensionary weightage" and provided an option of lateral entry into paramilitary and central police forces.The Armed Forces wanted the lateral entry scheme to be first approved and implemented by the government before the CPC recommendation on the 50 per cent "pensionary weightage" came into effect.
"We have accepted salaries this month under the old pay scales, as we expect the government to take a quick decision on all our demands soon after Prime Minister Manmohan Singh returns from his US visit on October 1," an Armed Forces officer said.
Source PTI
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2 comments:
Please take up the matters relating to pensioners too. They are given a raw deal especially those retirees between 1.1.2006 and 1.9.2008. Even their pension is not linked to the last pay drawn, as in the case of others. The seniors who have retired before 1.9.2008 stand to lose for no fault of theirs, as the OM was issued on 2.9.2008.
Dear Mr. VKV,
Govt have excluded PBOR of defence force from this clause. Please refer Govt. Resolution with regard to Pensioner. Of course, Memo from Defence Ministry is yet to be published.
Neelahira
Ex-Sgt
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