Registration Number | : | PMOPG/E/2016/0394985 |
Name Of Complainant | : | MBC MENON |
Date of Receipt | : | 20 Oct 2016 |
Received by | : | Prime Ministers Office |
Forwarded to | : | AG1 |
Contact Address | : | room No. 104, B Wing, Sena Bhawan |
New delhi | ||
110011 | ||
Grievance Description | : | 1The
H’ble Prime Minister 2)The H’ble Defense Minister Respected Sirs, We on behalf of veterans from all over India wish to thank you for implementing OROP even though partially for the time being and hope that the anomalies will be taken care off soon. At the same time we wish to bring to your kind attention regarding the serious grievances of not only veterans but also serving soldiers whom we met recently while they were on leave. The soldiers informed us that through social media they came to know; there is a proposal to increase of Military Service Pay to JCOs equal to MNS and ORs will be paid half of the amount only. Their curiosity in sharing the news disappointment were beyond any expression. They have openly expressed their discontentment towards the attitude of their higher bosses in denying justice to PBOR on two main issues. Hard living area allowance and Military Service Pay DISPARITY which they expressed as INJUSTICE when all are serving for the same country belongs to the same country. The above two major issues beyond any doubts have psychologically affected the morale of JCOs and ORs. Denial to all was better than reduction of morale of a large section. It was a British Raj policy to grant few additional coins to bosses to suppress the large section in an establishment. In the course of their selfish motive, our top bosses have forgotten the pledge they have taken “I will look after the interest of all those are placed below me above my own interest” Sirs, you have been to their places and seen the conditions of soldiers mainly ORs who are more exposed to risk due to adverse climatic conditions, insurgency, terrorist operations enemy fire. A soldier is doing duty in the open whether it is plus 50 degree or minus 50 degree climate while his boss is controlling from shelter. Our soldiers have proved their efficiency and valor all the times in repulsing the enemy attack on our boarders engaging the Pak terrorists which your good self also has openly appreciated many times through Media and in public meetings. But with above mentioned apathy towards the lower Ranks which constitute the large section of the Armed forces, we along with them feel as a great Injustice done not only to the serving soldiers but also to those who have undergone these situations while in service. Respected sirs, we wish to openly request to kindly look into this serious matter because the serving soldier cannot raise their voice since they are trained to be disciplined. But do not forget the fact that they also have families to be looked after like their bosses and one can dedicate with full concentration only when he feels that his family is safe in the hands of nation if life is to be sacrificed for defending the nation. The above two major issues have psychologically affected the morale of JCOs and Ors of the Armed forces. Hence I request your honor that Military Service Pay and Hard Living area allowance may be paid equal to all the personnel irrespective of Ranks due to the very principle that bullet fired by enemy adverse climate do not differentiate between men and officers. All are affected equally and not according to the pay they receive. We do hope that your good office will interfere in this matter and give Justice to all soldiers including officers, JCO’S OR’S. Thanking you. Yours Faithfully, MBC MENON CHAIRMAN NATIONAL FEDERATION OF EX-SERVICEMEN |
Current Status | : | CASE CLOSED |
Date of Action | : | 24 May 2018 |
Details | : | The 7th Pay Commission, an expert body, after due examination recommended Military Service Pay(MSP) at different rates for Officers and PBORs, keeping in view the various factors. The Government, after due examination, has accepted the recommendations of the 7th CPC, vide Resolution dated 5th September 2016 and Notification dated 3rd May, 2017. Therefore, grievance closed. |
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Sunday, 3 June 2018
MSP GRIEVANCE DISPOSED OFF BY PMO IN A DISGRACEFUL MANNER
Saturday, 2 June 2018
PAY SLIP OF X GP SGT FOR THE MONTH OF OCT 2017
Wednesday, 30 May 2018
7th Pay Commission: PM Modi likely to promise pay hike ahead of general elections
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to
promise salary hike to central government employees, a key vote bank
for the ruling BJP in a looming general election 2019.
10 million central government employees including 5.2 million pensioners, most of them Hindus, have traditionally been supporters of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
However, the pay hike and the rising cost of living have been the concerns for many, with some ruling party supporting employees warning that they could turn against the party if the issues are not addressed.
Runaway inflation-plagued Modi needs to consolidate support for his party to stave off an unprecedented challenge from Congress-led regional parties coalition.
“The government is likely to agree to increase the salaries for all employees, who get salaries from pay matrix level 1 to 5 from January 1, 2019” a top government official told The Sen Times on Monday.
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley promised to pay hike beyond the recommendations of 7th Commission on June 30, 2016 for central government employees and pensioners as part of a government Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with central government employees unions.
Jaitley also reiterated his promise in Rajya Sabha on July 19, 2016.
Central government employees saw a 14 per cent salary hike in 2016, the lowest in 70 years. So, employees’ unions were demanding hike in pay with a fitment factor of 3.00, while the government gave nod with a fitment factor of 2.57 times uniformly of basic pay of 6th pay commission.
Modi faces a tough contest in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls – which could be called in days – after BJP’s defeat in Karnataka.
The BJP crossed the halfway mark of 272 on its own in the Lok Sabha by winning 282 seats in the May 2014 general elections, the party’s individual tally now stands reduced to the bare minimum majority mark of 272 (excluding Speaker).
It reveals by-poll results gave a clear message that people are angry with BJP for inflation, anti-farmers and anti-government employees policies.
http:/7th-pay-commission-pm
10 million central government employees including 5.2 million pensioners, most of them Hindus, have traditionally been supporters of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
However, the pay hike and the rising cost of living have been the concerns for many, with some ruling party supporting employees warning that they could turn against the party if the issues are not addressed.
Runaway inflation-plagued Modi needs to consolidate support for his party to stave off an unprecedented challenge from Congress-led regional parties coalition.
“The government is likely to agree to increase the salaries for all employees, who get salaries from pay matrix level 1 to 5 from January 1, 2019” a top government official told The Sen Times on Monday.
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley promised to pay hike beyond the recommendations of 7th Commission on June 30, 2016 for central government employees and pensioners as part of a government Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with central government employees unions.
Jaitley also reiterated his promise in Rajya Sabha on July 19, 2016.
Central government employees saw a 14 per cent salary hike in 2016, the lowest in 70 years. So, employees’ unions were demanding hike in pay with a fitment factor of 3.00, while the government gave nod with a fitment factor of 2.57 times uniformly of basic pay of 6th pay commission.
Modi faces a tough contest in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls – which could be called in days – after BJP’s defeat in Karnataka.
The BJP crossed the halfway mark of 272 on its own in the Lok Sabha by winning 282 seats in the May 2014 general elections, the party’s individual tally now stands reduced to the bare minimum majority mark of 272 (excluding Speaker).
It reveals by-poll results gave a clear message that people are angry with BJP for inflation, anti-farmers and anti-government employees policies.
http:/7th-pay-commission-pm
Sunday, 27 May 2018
REUNION OF MARATTA REGIMENTAL VETERANS AT MYSORE
MERGED PAY SCALE BENEFIT TO PRE-2006 PENSIONERS
Saturday, 26 May 2018
VICE CHAIRMAN OF JOVWAI SHRI BISWASDA FILED AN RTI ON THE REVISION OF OROP IN 2019
Sir,
I am an ex-serviceman retired from Indian Air Force
in 1991 on completion of 15 years service. My ppo no is: 08/14/B/05676/1991. My
questions below pertains to periodic review of OROP every after five years. I
am a direct beneficiary of Defence Pension and affected by any change in
pension policy.
Please refer OROP Notification Letter No.12(1)/2014/D(Pen/Pol)-part-II dated 7th Nov,2015. As per the salient
features of the notification 3.(v) the OROP is to be revised and pension re-fixed
every five years. As the OROP benefit was effective with effect from 1.7.2014,
the next (2nd) revision/re-fixation would be effective on 1.7.2019.
Please provide information whether or not any advance action has
been initiated so far to implement the
next (2nd) revision/re-fixation that would be effective on 1.7.2019.
Please provide information as defined in Sec 2 (f) of the RTI Act
2005 on the file notings, memos, deliberations, discussions and ID notes in
meetings linked to the next revision of
pension in line with the above-mentioned OROP Notification for Armed forces
pensioners and family pensioners.
Thursday, 24 May 2018
Memorandum reg. Revision of Pension of Pre 2006 Pensioners Click below Link |
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