On Compassionate appointments in DoP - Lok Sabha Q& A

On Compassionate appointments in DoP - Lok Sabha Q& A

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

LOK SABHA

UNSTARRED  QUESTION NO 479

ANSWERED ON  27.02.2013

APPOINTMENT ON COMPASSIONATE GROUND

479.  Shri HEMANAND BISWAL
Will the Minister of COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY  be pleased to state:-

(a) whether the Government has made any changes on the appointments on compassionate grounds in Posts & Telegraph Department and restricted such appointments to the minimum in the recent years;

(b) if so, the details thereof along with the number of such cases pending for appointment during the last three years in various circles, circle-wise including Odisha; and

(c) the criterion for rejecting applications for such appointments?

ANSWER

THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (DR. (SMT) KILLI KRUPARANI)

(a) No, Madam. The rules/instructions issued by the Department of Personnel & Training (DOP&T) i.e. the Nodal Department of the Government of India, are followed in the Department of Posts and Department of Telecommunications for compassionate appointment cases of the dependents of ex-Government employees. An objective Point System is followed in the Department of Posts to assess the indigent condition of the family of an ex-employee. So far as compassionate engagement cases of dependents of Gramin Dak Sevaks (GDS) are concerned, the Department of Posts follows similar kind of objective Point System and its own internal instructions as GDS system is not covered by DOP&T. 

(b) Does not arise in view of reply to (a) above. However, Circle-wise details of compassionateappointment/engagement cases including Odisha in Department of Posts for the last three years are attached as Annexure I & II and of Department of Telecommunications at Annexure III. 

Annexure I

LOK SABHA ANNEXURED UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 479 DATED 27.02.2013

Compassionate Appointment Cases of Departmental Employees – Department of Posts
Sl. No.	Circle	No. of cases considered			No. of cases recommended			No. of cases rejected			No. of cases  pending for consideration
		09-10	10-11	11-12	09-10	10-11	11-12	09-10	10-11	11-12
1.	Andhra Pradesh	--	155	92	--	49	39	--	106	53	140
2.	Assam	30	59	82	04	06	01	26	53	81	25
3.	Bihar	59	62	58	10	16	18	49	46	40	51
4.	Chhattisgarh	--	43	22	--	16	06	--	27	16	11
5.	Delhi	50	59	57	3	8	12	47	51	45	47
6.	Gujarat	70	85	90	23	25	29	40	49	25	04
7.	Haryana	47	36	--	35	28	--	08	08	--	06
8.	Himachal Pradesh	10	08	09	03	04	05	07	04	04	09
9.	J & K	11	05	--	02	01	--	07	01	01	05
10.	Jharkhand	25	16	08	16	07	05	04	--	--	18
11.	Karnataka	69	70	57	19	08	08	21	49	01	12
12.	Kerala	28	37	77	26	09	53	01	01	03	63
13.	MP	117		113	33		14	84		99	17
14.	Maharashtra	303	---	168	56	---	54	247	--	114	78
15.	North-East	10	12	--	05	07	05	05	06	02	04
16.	Odisha	88	38	103	17	10	19	71	28	84	08
17.	Punjab	87	---	37	22	--	18	65	--	19	70
18.	Rajasthan	65	52	42	32	30	15	33	22	27	25
19.	Tamil Nadu	--	--	876	--	--	94	--	--	782	75
20.	U.P.	431	421		93	84		193	222		115
21.	Uttarakhand	42	11	15	09	03	03	33	08	12	04
22.	West Bengal	62	39	31	25	23	11	37	16	20	20

Annexure – II

Compassionate Engagement Cases of Gramin Dak Sevaks (GDS) – Department of Posts

Sl. No.	Circle	No. of cases  considered			No. of cases  recommended			No. of cases  rejected			No. of cases  pending for consideration
		2010	2011	2012	2010	2011	2012	2010	2011	2012
1	Andhra Pradesh	110	0	465	104	0	217	6	0	248	222
2	Assam	116	98	0	111	72	0	5	26	0	81
3	Bihar	102	72	80	96	54	64	6	18	16	37
4	Chhattisgarh	47	33	97	35	28	55	12	5	42	39
5	Delhi	0	0	3	0	0	2	0	0	1	1
6	Gujarat	151	109	37	41	29	27	110	80	10	164
7	Haryana	36	0	71	28	0	26	8	0	45	7
8	Himachal Pradesh	28	48	1	23	11	1	5	37	0	31
9	Jammu & Kashmir	33	0	29	14	0	18	19	0	11	38
10	Jharkhand	43	54	112	43	50	84	0	4	28	45
11	Karnataka	29	113	98	27	52	37	2	61	61	69
12	Kerala	37	77	146	9	53	70	28	24	76	113
13	Madhya Pradesh	158	152	192	89	66	0	69	86	192	231
14	Maharashtra	105	142	0	67	63	0	38	79	0	232
15	North East	14	45	37	11	0	0	3	45	37	82
16	Orissa	85	129	154	55	55	56	30	74	98	141
17	Punjab	33	16	0	23	11	0	10	5	0	40
18	Rajasthan	57	43	130	42	18	46	15	25	84	46
19	Tamil Nadu	126	42	116	107	34	71	19	8	45	195
20	Uttar Pradesh	57	245	200	56	200	112	1	45	88	218
21	Uttrakhand	46	49	50	41	34	15	5	15	35	39
22	West Bengal	52	275	192	27	253	39	25	22	153	45

  

Anexure III

Pending (in process at various stages) Compassionate Appointment Cases of Departmental Employees – Department of Telecommunications
Sl. No.	Name of candidates/applicants	Date of application
1.	Sh. Manoj Kumar, S/o late Sh. Pitam Singh, Ex-Ferro Printer, TEC(died on 27.01.2010)	03.06.2010
2.	Smt. Krishna Kaushik w/o Ex-AD (MM), TEC (died on 05.10.2010)	18.10.2010
3.	Sh. Dinesh, S/o late Sh. Pyare Lal, MTS (Daftary) (died on 13.09.2011)	28.11.2011
4.	Mrs. Chin Thian Vung, W/o late Sh. H. Chinilanthan, Asstt. (died on 05.12.2011)	04.01.2012
5.	Sh. Suresh Kumar, S/o late Sh. Vijender Pal Singh, Ex-Staff Car Driver (died on 27.02.2011)	15.03.2011 (received on 30.01.2012)

(c) The relative indigent condition of the family of an ex-Government employee or GDS is assessed vis-à-vis other applicants as per the objective Point System while keeping in view the number of available vacancies. On the basis of relative indigency, a case is recommended or not recommended for compassionate appointment/engagement. 
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