PM Modi’s permission for discharging IAS officers working under Centre

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NEW DELHI: New service rule said on Wednesday, any Indian Administrative Service officer who works under the central government can be discharged with permission from PM  Modi,
The amended norms also provided relief to all-India service – IAS, IPS and IFoS – personnel working with state governments, saying the Centre needed to be informed within 48 hours of the suspension of any officer, and a detailed report has to be submitted within a fortnight. “The new rules will also encourage honest officers and ensure justice for all.” The new rules also cut short to two months from three months -- the period of suspension of an officer by the Centre and states. The order of suspension, if extended, will now be valid for four months as against the existing six months period. “IAS officers working under central government shall only be suspended on the recommendations of the central review committee as amended with the approval of minister-in-charge, department of personnel and training,” the All India Services Amendment Rules, 2015 said. The PM is in charge of the ministry of personnel, public grievances and pensions, under which the DoPT is a department. The three-member central review committee will be headed by DoPT secretary and will have establishment officer and another secretary of the ministry concerned, as its members. The new rules said as soon as a civil servant is placed or deemed to have been placed under suspension, the information has to be communicated to the government of India expeditiously.
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