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Siddaramaiah govt’s five schemes strain finances as GST changes hit revenues; debt to jump nearly Rs 80,000 crore. State also plans to auction liquor licences & extend bar timings.
The MHA is deliberating on new recruitment rules for all CAPFs, including the CRPF, ITBP, and SSB. It wants to incorporate a 50% quota for Agniveers across the CAPFs.
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this comment is very true: Is it because he exposed the nexus between NDTV and Chidambaram money laundering ?
Isn’t the lady Mrs. Sumana Sen who was assessing officer of NDTV accusing Mr Srivastava of Sexual harassment? Wasn’t her husband working for NDTV drawing unusually high salary?
Wasn’t it Arun Jaitly ( friend of Chidambaram) tried subdue Srivasatava ‘s investigation into NDTV Pranoy Roy’s money laundering activity.
Addition : that other lady was asma neb muslim who has falsely abducted sincere officers in her fake sexual cases n aide to fire them. poor SK shriwastava he needs to get his job back . all money / jewellery form his home seems reasonable. Sen’s husband got double in monthly salary than 2 crore per month. Scourt needs to free him up asap
Is it because he exposed the nexus between NDTV and Chidambaram money laundering ?
Isn’t the lady Mrs. Sumana Sen who was assessing officer of NDTV accusing Mr Srivastava of Sexual harassment? Wasn’t her husband working for NDTV drawing unusually high salary?
Wasn’t it Arun Jaitly ( friend of Chidambaram) tried subdue Srivasatava ‘s investigation into NDTV Pranoy Roy’s money laundering activity.
I cannot comment on the cheating, etc., in the allegations against this highly acclaimed and monetarily successful officer of the IRS–fot it all depends on the contemporaneous evidence in the hands of the investigation agency and its capability in assessing its relevante. But, as regards passing of backdated orders by the officers in the income tax department, I can solwmnly affirm from my personal experience, that this has been a most well-known and widely established practice and culture pf the department for ages, and also
a universally acclaimed way to material success through unjust enrichment and a sure way to be recognised by the superiors for purposes of promotion, choice postings/stations at will and post-retirement govt. largesse
There are hundreds of cases on record of officers resorting to the practice of passing “backdated orders”, as per the evidence gathered by the erstwhilevInspection Division of the CBDT especially during 1985-86 in the course of the failed special drive to identify and weed out the corrupt officers–by way of being a precedent of the current cleansing move undertaken by the govt. (which also is destined to fail at the learned hands of the CAT in particular). In the previous study of 1985-86, one class-II officer of Kolkata, a very powerful element (who not only decided the transfer and postings of all officers of the income tax department in Bengal but also–owing to his proximity to the then CM–all the IAS/IPS officers of the state cadre) “created” hundreds of bogus/backdated records/orders in several cases even of non-existing persons (used for hawala operations). One of the beneficiaries of this daring fraud was the officer of a very powerful IAS officer with enormous clout who, after a change in the regime, even became a member of the govt. All the documentaryv evidence painstakingly gathered in this “exemplary” case of a class-II ITO must still be available.
To the credit of the CAT, the officer finally won his case and was reinstated with full honours (1990), and the CBDT/govt of the day was “persuaded” to accept the decision of the CAT. The hugely successful and officer, who was successfully “practising” all along, and 2ho had a Diplomatic passport issued to him at the instance of the said CM, peacefully settled abroad.
This is just a representative case of the culture of passing of backdated orders, not only driven by personal greed but also at the instance of the superiors.
I am inclined to the view that the ongoing exercise to enforce FR 56(j) must also fail. Sad, but that has been the destiny.
Ultimately, the corrupt must always stand victorious in the given system, as will be clear from the profile of almost all servibg officers-turned-politicians.
this comment is very true: Is it because he exposed the nexus between NDTV and Chidambaram money laundering ?
Isn’t the lady Mrs. Sumana Sen who was assessing officer of NDTV accusing Mr Srivastava of Sexual harassment? Wasn’t her husband working for NDTV drawing unusually high salary?
Wasn’t it Arun Jaitly ( friend of Chidambaram) tried subdue Srivasatava ‘s investigation into NDTV Pranoy Roy’s money laundering activity.
Addition : that other lady was asma neb muslim who has falsely abducted sincere officers in her fake sexual cases n aide to fire them. poor SK shriwastava he needs to get his job back . all money / jewellery form his home seems reasonable. Sen’s husband got double in monthly salary than 2 crore per month. Scourt needs to free him up asap
Is it because he exposed the nexus between NDTV and Chidambaram money laundering ?
Isn’t the lady Mrs. Sumana Sen who was assessing officer of NDTV accusing Mr Srivastava of Sexual harassment? Wasn’t her husband working for NDTV drawing unusually high salary?
Wasn’t it Arun Jaitly ( friend of Chidambaram) tried subdue Srivasatava ‘s investigation into NDTV Pranoy Roy’s money laundering activity.
I cannot comment on the cheating, etc., in the allegations against this highly acclaimed and monetarily successful officer of the IRS–fot it all depends on the contemporaneous evidence in the hands of the investigation agency and its capability in assessing its relevante. But, as regards passing of backdated orders by the officers in the income tax department, I can solwmnly affirm from my personal experience, that this has been a most well-known and widely established practice and culture pf the department for ages, and also
a universally acclaimed way to material success through unjust enrichment and a sure way to be recognised by the superiors for purposes of promotion, choice postings/stations at will and post-retirement govt. largesse
There are hundreds of cases on record of officers resorting to the practice of passing “backdated orders”, as per the evidence gathered by the erstwhilevInspection Division of the CBDT especially during 1985-86 in the course of the failed special drive to identify and weed out the corrupt officers–by way of being a precedent of the current cleansing move undertaken by the govt. (which also is destined to fail at the learned hands of the CAT in particular). In the previous study of 1985-86, one class-II officer of Kolkata, a very powerful element (who not only decided the transfer and postings of all officers of the income tax department in Bengal but also–owing to his proximity to the then CM–all the IAS/IPS officers of the state cadre) “created” hundreds of bogus/backdated records/orders in several cases even of non-existing persons (used for hawala operations). One of the beneficiaries of this daring fraud was the officer of a very powerful IAS officer with enormous clout who, after a change in the regime, even became a member of the govt. All the documentaryv evidence painstakingly gathered in this “exemplary” case of a class-II ITO must still be available.
To the credit of the CAT, the officer finally won his case and was reinstated with full honours (1990), and the CBDT/govt of the day was “persuaded” to accept the decision of the CAT. The hugely successful and officer, who was successfully “practising” all along, and 2ho had a Diplomatic passport issued to him at the instance of the said CM, peacefully settled abroad.
This is just a representative case of the culture of passing of backdated orders, not only driven by personal greed but also at the instance of the superiors.
I am inclined to the view that the ongoing exercise to enforce FR 56(j) must also fail. Sad, but that has been the destiny.
Ultimately, the corrupt must always stand victorious in the given system, as will be clear from the profile of almost all servibg officers-turned-politicians.