70. KNOWLEDGE SPECTRUM - DISCIPLINE - FAQ
121. Which deductions are not permitted from the subsistence allowance?
Income tax, House Rent, Electricity & water charges, Installments of repayment of loans and advances, if necessary at revised rates, CGHS contribution and contributions towards CGE Group Insurance Scheme shall be deducted from the subsistence allowance. Premium due to PLI, amount due to cooperative societies and refund of GPF advance can be deducted with the consent of the Govt. servant. Subscriptions to GPF, amount due on court attachments and recovery of loss caused to the Govt cannot be deducted from the subsistence allowance.
122. Whether the orders of reduction to a lower stage should indicate the penalty in a clear term and is there any proforma prescribed for the orders?
Every order imposing the penalty of reduction to a lower stage should indicate: -
(i) The date from which it will take effect and the period (in terms of years and months) for which the penalty shall be operative.
(ii) The stage in the time scale (in terms of rupees) to which Government servant is reduced, and
(iii) The extent (in terms of years & months, if any, to which the period referred to in item (i) above should operate to postpone future increments.
This has stipulated in OM dt 17.08.1959 & subsequent orders).
Similarly, the wordings to be contained operative portion of the punishment orders had been prescribed and circulated by the DG P&T letter no. 6/8/70-DISC I dt 16.12.1970.
But in many circles, this has not been followed at present and the orders are being issued as per their own thoughts and words.
123. An official, who is having two years service for his superannuation was awarded with the punishment of reduction to a lower grade for three years. Whether it is correct?
As per sub rule (2) of FR 29, any such order shall be operative. If he is having only two years service, the punishment of reduction for three years will become inoperative.
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