1000 TIT BITS ON DISCIPLINE -97
346. Payment of subsistence allowance is made only on production of a non-employment certificate.
If a GS has engaged himself in any business, employment, etc. during the period between his dismissal/removal/compulsory retirement and re-instatement, the amount of subsistence allowance will be reduced by the income he earned during the period. If his income is equal or more than the subsistence allowance, he will not be paid anything.
346. Payment of subsistence allowance is made only on production of a non-employment certificate.
If a GS has engaged himself in any business, employment, etc. during the period between his dismissal/removal/compulsory retirement and re-instatement, the amount of subsistence allowance will be reduced by the income he earned during the period. If his income is equal or more than the subsistence allowance, he will not be paid anything.
347. Admissibility of allowances under subsistence allowance
A GS under suspension is entitled to draw DA and Interim relief on the subsistence allowance. Drawal of HRA and CCA shall be regulated on the basis of pay which he was in receipt on the date of suspension, subject to production of the required certificates for drawal of these allowances beyond 120 days. If the headquarters of a GS under suspension is changed in public interest, he will get the allowances admissible at the new station.
348. Payment of subsistence allowance cannot be denied
The payment of subsistence allowance cannot be denied on any grounds except when the GS fails to produce a non-employment certificate. If a GS under suspension pleads his inability to attend the inquiry on account of financial stringency caused by the non-payment of subsistence allowance, the proceedings conducted against him ex-parte would be in violation of the provisions of Article 311(2) of the constitution, as the GS did not receive a reasonable opportunity of defending himself.
349. Compulsory recoveries in the subsistence allowance
The following recoveries are compulsory from the subsistence allowance:
i.Income tax, if payable
ii.House rent, charges of electricity, water, etc.
iii.Repayment of loans and advances
iv.CGHS contribution
v.Contribution towards CGEIS 1977and CGEGIS, 1980
350. Optional recoveries in the subsistence allowance
The following deductions are optional from the subsistence allowance:
(1)PLI premia
(2)Amount due to Co-operative Societies
(3)Refund of GPF advances
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