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श्री राजेश चंद्रा, प्रधानाचार्य प्राविधिक शिक्षा विभाग द्वारा दिनांक ०३-०२-१२ से २२-०३-१२ तक जबरन तथा अवैध रूप से राजकीय गोविन्द बल्लभ पन्त पॉलीटेक्निक के प्रधानाचार्य के पद पर कब्ज़ा जमाकर निहित स्वार्थवश किये गए कार्यों की जांच के सम्बन्ध में
सेवा में, प्रमुख सचिव प्राविधिक शिक्षा विभाग उत्तर प्रदेश शासन , लखनऊ, उत्तर प्रदेश विषय : श्री राजेश चंद्रा, प्रधानाचार्य प्राविधिक शिक्षा विभाग द्वारा दिनांक ०३-०२-१२ से २२-०३-१२ तक जबरन तथा अवैध रूप से राजकीय गोविन्द बल्लभ पन्त पॉलीटेक्निक के प्रधानाचार्य के पद पर कब्ज़ा जमाकर निहित स्वार्थवश किये गए कार्यों की उच्चस्तरीय जांच कराकर श्री राजेश चंद्रा को कठोर दंड देने के सम्बन्ध में महोदय, समाज कल्याण अनुभाग-१,उत्तर प्रदेश शासन के आदेश संख्या ८३६/२६-१-२०१२-स०क० -१ लखनऊ दिनांक २१ मार्च २०१२ ( छाया प्रति संलग्न है ) के सन्दर्भ सहित उपरोक्त विषयक सादर निवेदित है कि राजकीय गोविन्द बल्लभ पन्त पॉलीटेक्निक में प्रधानाचार्य का पद दिनांक ०३-०२-१२ को रिक्त हो गया था किन्तु श्री राजेश चंद्रा , प्रधानाचार्य प्राविधिक शिक्षा विभाग दिनांक ०३-०२-१२ से २२-०३-१२ तक जबरन तथा अवैध रूप से राजकीय गोविन्द बल्लभ पन्त पॉलीटेक्निक के प्रधानाचार्य के पद पर निहित स्वार्थवश कब्ज़ा जमाए रहे l श्री राजेश चंद्रा जैसे लोकसेवक जो पचासों हज़ार मासिक वेतन पाते हैं , नें बिना कोई शर्म किये निहित स्वार्थवश राजकीय गोविन्द बल्लभ पन्त पॉलीटेक्निक में शासन के आदेशों के प्रतिकूल जबरन कब्ज़ा जमाए रखा l महोदय से अनुरोध है कि व्यापक लोकहित में प्रकरण की उच्चस्तरीय जांच कराकर श्री राजेश चंद्रा द्वारा अवैध रूप से किये गए कार्यों को शून्यीकृत घोषित कराते हुए श्री राजेश चंद्रा को कठोर दंड देने की नियमपूर्ण कार्यवाही कराने की कृपा करें ताकि भविष्य में अन्य कोई लोकसेवक इस प्रकार का कुटिल दुस्साहस न कर सके l धन्यवाद l दिनांक : ३०-०३-२०१२ संलग्नक : उपरोक्तानुसार ( एक ) भवदीया ( उर्वशी शर्मा ) सामाजिक कार्यकत्री एवं आर० टी० आई० एक्टिविस्ट मकान नंबर २२८६ , ऍफ़ ब्लाक , राजाजीपुरम लखनऊ , उत्तर प्रदेश , पिन कोड २२६०१७ मोबाइल नंबर : ९३६९६१३५१३ |
श्री राजेश चंद्रा, प्रधानाचार्य प्राविधिक शिक्षा विभाग द्वारा दिनांक ०३-०२-१२ से २२-०३-१२ तक जबरन तथा अवैध रूप से राजकीय गोविन्द बल्लभ पन्त पॉलीटेक्निक के प्रधानाचार्य के पद पर कब्ज़ा जमाकर निहित स्वार्थवश किये गए कार्यों की जांच के सम्बन्ध में
प्रमुख सचिव
समाज कल्याण विभाग
उत्तर प्रदेश शासन , लखनऊ, उत्तर प्रदेश
विषय : श्री राजेश चंद्रा, प्रधानाचार्य प्राविधिक शिक्षा विभाग द्वारा
दिनांक ०३-०२-१२ से २२-०३-१२ तक जबरन तथा अवैध रूप से राजकीय गोविन्द
बल्लभ पन्त पॉलीटेक्निक के प्रधानाचार्य के पद पर कब्ज़ा जमाकर निहित
स्वार्थवश किये गए कार्यों की उच्चस्तरीय जांच कराकर श्री राजेश चंद्रा
को कठोर दंड देने के सम्बन्ध में
महोदय,
समाज कल्याण अनुभाग-१,उत्तर प्रदेश शासन के आदेश संख्या
८३६/२६-१-२०१२-स०क० -१ लखनऊ दिनांक २१ मार्च २०१२ ( छाया प्रति संलग्न है
) के सन्दर्भ सहित उपरोक्त विषयक सादर निवेदित है कि राजकीय गोविन्द
बल्लभ पन्त पॉलीटेक्निक में प्रधानाचार्य का पद दिनांक ०३-०२-१२ को
रिक्त हो गया था किन्तु श्री राजेश चंद्रा , प्रधानाचार्य प्राविधिक
शिक्षा विभाग दिनांक ०३-०२-१२ से २२-०३-१२ तक जबरन तथा अवैध रूप से
राजकीय गोविन्द बल्लभ पन्त पॉलीटेक्निक के प्रधानाचार्य के पद पर निहित
स्वार्थवश कब्ज़ा जमाए रहे l
श्री राजेश चंद्रा जैसे लोकसेवक जो पचासों हज़ार मासिक वेतन पाते हैं ,
नें बिना कोई शर्म किये निहित स्वार्थवश राजकीय गोविन्द बल्लभ पन्त
पॉलीटेक्निक में शासन के आदेशों के प्रतिकूल जबरन कब्ज़ा जमाए रखा l
महोदय से अनुरोध है कि व्यापक लोकहित में प्रकरण की उच्चस्तरीय जांच
कराकर श्री राजेश चंद्रा द्वारा अवैध रूप से किये गए कार्यों को
शून्यीकृत घोषित कराते हुए श्री राजेश चंद्रा को कठोर दंड देने की
नियमपूर्ण कार्यवाही कराने की कृपा करें ताकि भविष्य में अन्य कोई
लोकसेवक इस प्रकार का कुटिल दुस्साहस न कर सके l
धन्यवाद l
दिनांक : ३०-०३-२०१२
संलग्नक : उपरोक्तानुसार ( एक )
भवदीया
( उर्वशी शर्मा )
सामाजिक कार्यकत्री एवं आर० टी० आई० एक्टिविस्ट
मकान नंबर २२८६ , ऍफ़ ब्लाक , राजाजीपुरम लखनऊ , उत्तर प्रदेश , पिन कोड २२६०१७
मोबाइल नंबर : ९३६९६१३५१३
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Govt departments take 6 months to reply to RTI queries: Survey
Govt departments take 6 months to reply to RTI queries: SurveyLUCKNOW: The Right to Information (RTI) Act may have helped unearth some of the biggest scams and anomalies in schemes like NRHM and MGNREGA, but it is yet to become a potent tool to fight injustice for the common man. And the biggest stumbling block is the attitude of the government departments. The Act lays down that information should be provided within 30 days to the seeker. But a survey taken up by an NGO shows that six months is the average time taken to answer an RTI query in UP by the government departments. Most of the times, information provided is either incomplete or irrelevant. The number of rising complaints at the State Information Commission (SIC) shows that government departments are yet to take the Act seriously. "Reason why we get more complaints than appeals is the non-functional first appeals authority," said an information commissioner. The RTI Act was enacted by the Parliament on June 15, 2005. In UP, the Act was made functional in April 2006. Despite being in existence for the past six years, the Act is yet to be implemented in letter and spirit in the state. Talking to RTI applicants who come to the commission everyday from far-flung districts makes one realise the ground reality. Many applicants said that they had missed the date of hearing in their case on some or the other occasion in the past because they did not get the notice by the commission delivered on time. The commission, though, has started uploading the cause list on its website, the low net penetration does not make it happening. There are applicants who have waited for years to get the information they sought. The poor level of awareness about the Act is another major roadblock. The government should keep conducting workshops and seminars to educate people and officers about the Act. A lot can be changed for RTI if State Information Commission (SIC) is given financial autonomy. "Central government should fund state information commissions to retain their autonomous structure," said sources. State government can allocate a contingency fund for the SIC also. |
Govt departments take 6 months to reply to RTI queries: Survey
TNN | Mar 26, 2012, 02.48AM IST
LUCKNOW: The Right to Information (RTI) Act may have helped unearth
some of the biggest scams and anomalies in schemes like NRHM and
MGNREGA, but it is yet to become a potent tool to fight injustice for
the common man. And the biggest stumbling block is the attitude of the
government departments. The Act lays down that information should be
provided within 30 days to the seeker.
But a survey taken up by an NGO shows that six months is the average
time taken to answer an RTI query in UP by the government departments.
Most of the times, information provided is either incomplete or
irrelevant. The number of rising complaints at the State Information
Commission (SIC) shows that government departments are yet to take the
Act seriously.
"Reason why we get more complaints than appeals is the non-functional
first appeals authority," said an information commissioner. The RTI
Act was enacted by the Parliament on June 15, 2005. In UP, the Act was
made functional in April 2006. Despite being in existence for the past
six years, the Act is yet to be implemented in letter and spirit in
the state. Talking to RTI applicants who come to the commission
everyday from far-flung districts makes one realise the ground
reality.
Many applicants said that they had missed the date of hearing in their
case on some or the other occasion in the past because they did not
get the notice by the commission delivered on time. The commission,
though, has started uploading the cause list on its website, the low
net penetration does not make it happening. There are applicants who
have waited for years to get the information they sought. The poor
level of awareness about the Act is another major roadblock. The
government should keep conducting workshops and seminars to educate
people and officers about the Act. A lot can be changed for RTI if
State Information Commission (SIC) is given financial autonomy.
"Central government should fund state information commissions to
retain their autonomous structure," said sources. State government can
allocate a contingency fund for the SIC also.
--
- Urvashi Sharma
Right to Information Helpline 8081898081
Helpline Against Corruption 9455553838
http://yaishwaryaj-seva-sansthan.hpage.co.in/
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
UPSIC orders available online now
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/lucknow/UPSIC-orders-available-online-now/articleshow/12348934.cmsUPSIC orders available online nowLUCKNOW: The RTI applicants who make several rounds of the state information commission to obtain the copy of the orders pertaining to their RTI applications will heave a sigh of relief. The Uttar Pradesh State Information Commission (UPSIC) has finally started uploading its orders on the website. Applicants can log on to the commission's website (upsic.up.nic.in) and get the orders downloaded. The applicants can do it from their respective districts. Officials at the commission shared that orders are being uploaded on a daily basis, as soon as the copy of the judgment is made available to the online department.The commission is also planning to upload the orders passed in the past. "But that will take sometime," said officials. The digitalisation of records at the commission was a long-pending move. There were growing complaints that applicants were being harassed by the staff of the commission when they sought the copy of the orders. The online data will cut down the complaints.The commission had got central funds to make its data available online, last financial year. In response to an RTI query, the department of Personnel and Training (DoPT), New Delhi, said it had allocated Rs 21 lakh to the commission for digitalisation. The commission had got funds, in the past as well, to make most of its functioning online. However, the commission could only upload the information about upcoming cases for hearing, in all these years, to inform the applicants.The UPSIC will enter its seventh year of functioning on March 22, 2012. And, it still does not have compiled data on number of orders passed by different information commissioners. The digitalisation of records can make it possible. |
UPSIC orders available online now
The writer has posted comments on this articleTNN | Mar 21, 2012, 04.33AM IST
LUCKNOW: The RTI applicants who make several rounds of the state
information commission to obtain the copy of the orders pertaining to
their RTI applications will heave a sigh of relief. The Uttar Pradesh
State Information Commission (UPSIC) has finally started uploading its
orders on the website. Applicants can log on to the commission's
website (upsic.up.nic.in) and get the orders downloaded.
The applicants can do it from their respective districts. Officials at
the commission shared that orders are being uploaded on a daily basis,
as soon as the copy of the judgment is made available to the online
department.The commission is also planning to upload the orders passed
in the past. "But that will take sometime," said officials. The
digitalisation of records at the commission was a long-pending move.
There were growing complaints that applicants were being harassed by
the staff of the commission when they sought the copy of the orders.
The online data will cut down the complaints.The commission had got
central funds to make its data available online, last financial year.
In response to an RTI query, the department of Personnel and Training
(DoPT), New Delhi, said it had allocated Rs 21 lakh to the commission
for digitalisation.
The commission had got funds, in the past as well, to make most of its
functioning online. However, the commission could only upload the
information about upcoming cases for hearing, in all these years, to
inform the applicants.The UPSIC will enter its seventh year of
functioning on March 22, 2012. And, it still does not have compiled
data on number of orders passed by different information
commissioners. The digitalisation of records can make it possible.
--
- Urvashi Sharma
Right to Information Helpline 8081898081
Helpline Against Corruption 9455553838
http://yaishwaryaj-seva-sansthan.hpage.co.in/
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