Irregular transfer of Ms. K. K. Jagadmma, Divisional Secretary, Pathananthitta (Kerala).

ALL INDIA POSTAL EMPLOYEES UNION GROUP 'C'
             CHQ: 2151/1, DADA GHOSH BHAWAN, NEW PATEL ROAD, NEW DELHI - 110008

Ref:P/2-12/Pathananthitta                                                Dated – 25.05.2017

To,

The Secretary (P)

Department of Posts

Dak Bhawan, New Delhi – 110001

Sub: -    Irregular transfer of Ms. K. K. Jagadmma, Divisional Secretary, Pathananthitta (Kerala).

Sir,

It has been brought to our notice by our circles union Kerala that Ms. K. K. Jagadamma Divisional Secretary, Pathanamthitta (Kerala) has been transferred from the office where she was working after one year of her election as Divisional Secretary.

Against her transfer she has started Hunger fast in front O/o SSPOs Pathanamthitta w.e.f 24th May 2017.

In this connection your kind attention is invited towards Directorate letter No. 137-41/2003-SPB-II dated 08.07.2004, in which the following instructions were issued to all. The para is reproduced below.

“In view of change in periodicity of the election, it has now been decided that with mutual goodwill between the service association and the local office and subject to administrative requirement, the office bearers elected to the above said offices of the Service association may stay at the headquarters station for two years”.

The spirit of the orders should be taken in positive by the local officers.

We have written several times to Directorate as the periodicity of election has become 2 years and office bearers are elected for 2 years term and the amendment in this regard in constitution of AIPEU Group ‘C’ was also approved by the Directorate.

It is therefore requested to kindly cause suitable orders to grant the immunity from transfer for the period of two years from the date of election.

Further you are requested to kindly cause suitable instructions to Chief PMG Kerala to cancel the transfer order of Ms. K. K. Jagadamma, Divisional Secretary, P3, Pathanamthitta so that the congenial atmosphere and co-ordial relations between administration and staff may be maintained.

Hoping for a positive action.

With regards,

Yours sincerely,

(R. N. Parashar)

General Secretary