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Ranjan Dhar   06 September 2016

Central govt. autonomous body employee

As per Law Central Govt. employees are those who serve at any organization established by Dept.s under Govt. of India. A person who is drawing salary from the Govt. of India should be considered as a Central Govt. Employee. But, as per consolidated order of DOPT towards upper age relaxation of Govt. servents, "No. 15012/2/2010-Estt.(D) dated 27th March, 2012", it has been clearly mentioned under clause 3,  "These instructions are applicable only to Central Government Civilian Employees holding Civil posts and are not applicable to personnel working in autonomous/statutory bodies, Public Sector under taking etc. which are governed by regulations/statute issued by the concerned administrative Ministries/Departments. In certain cases the benefit of age relaxation was allowed to a specified category of personnel for a limited period. The validity of relaxation in such cases will be for the period specified in the original instructions or as amended from time to time. " Now my queries are as follows:

Why such type of discrimination is there?  Whether Autonomous body are not Govt. servents? Whether CCS rules are not applicable to autonomous body employee?



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Raj Kumar Makkad (Adv P & H High Court Chandigarh)     06 September 2016

Autonomous bodies have their own rules applicable to the employees and those cannot be equatted with the rules applicable to the Central Government. There are certain previlage with the government employees.

Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Advocate)     08 September 2016

What is your problem

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