GO Rt 1161 Dt 24.05.2016 Ban lifted on Employees Transfers in
Telangana
Public
Services – Ban imposed on all promotions, appointments,
transfers, revision of seniority and change in terms and conditions of
employment at all levels in the context of Reorganisation of the composite
State – Lifted – Orders – Issued.
In the GO 1st read above, orders were issued imposing a general ban on all
promotions; appointments; transfers; revision of seniority; and change in terms
and conditions of employment in the State at all levels, till the process of
allocation of employees to the successor States of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh
is completed. In the GO 2nd read above, permission was accorded to make temporary or adhoc
appointments including compassionate appointments / promotions to the local,
district, zonal and multi-zonal cadre posts, which fall entirely in the State
of Telangana and which do not come under the purview of the process of
allocation of employees between the successor States, subject to certain
conditions stipulated therein. In the GO 3rd and Circular Memoranda 4thand 5th read above, permission
was accorded to effect (i) promotions to the posts having State Cadre and also to the
posts in Secretariat, Heads of Departments, State Level Offices etc., for which
the process of final allocation is completed; (ii) adhoc
promotions to the senior most eligible and qualified candidates who are likely
to be retired from service within 2 months, if final allocation is not yet
completed; and (iii) adhoc promotions to the categories of posts, for which the
process of tentative allocation is completed by the Kamalanathan Committee,
pending issue of final allocation orders by the Government of India, by placing
necessary proposals before the Departmental Promotion Committees, subject to
condition that such promotions shall be reviewed after issuance of final
allocation orders by the Government of India, if necessary.
2. It has
been observed that in most of the departments, the process of tentative
allocation of employees between the successor States has been completed by the
Advisory Committee headed by Sri Kamalanathan and the employees, against whom no objections
are raised on their tentative allocation, have been relieved by the respective
States and they have reported to the States to which they are allocated. The
Government of India also issued final allocation orders in respect of certain
departments. Therefore, the Government felt appropriate and decided to lift the
ban imposed in the GO 1st read above.
Accordingly, the
Government hereby order that—
(i) the ban
imposed vide GO 1st read above shall stand lifted in respect of the local, district,
zonal and multi-zonal cadre posts, which fall entirely in the State of
Telangana;
(ii) the ban
imposed vide GO 1st read above shall stand lifted in respect of the posts having State
Cadre and the posts in Secretariat, Heads of Departments, State Level Offices
etc., for which the process of final allocation between the successor States is
completed by the Government of India;
and also for which the process of tentative allocation between
the successor States is completed by the Advisory Committee headed by Sri
Kamalanathan. Provided that these orders shall not apply to the employees,
whose tentative allocation is under objection, until final allocation
orders are issued by the Government of India;
(iii) the orders issued in
GOs 2nd and 3rd read above; para-2(i) of the Circular Memorandum 4th read above; and also
Circular Memorandum 5th read above shall stand repealed.
(iv) compassionate
appointments shall be made to the eligible dependents of the deceased /
medically invalidated employees in the posts having State Cadre and the posts
in Secretariat, Heads of Departments, State Level Offices etc., strictly
adhering to the rules / orders / instructions issued on compassionate
appointments, in the cases—
(a) where the
employee expired or the employee has been medically invalidatedon or after 2.6.2014; and the deceased
employee or the medically invalidated employee, as the case may be, is
allocated to the State of Telangana by the Government of India or at least by
the Advisory Committee headed by Sri Kamalanathan and no objections are raised
against such allocation; and
(b) where the
employee expired or the employee was medically invalidated before
2.6.2014 and the local
status of such deceased /
medically invalidated employee is now established as State of
(v) the general
ban on transfers imposed by the Government in Finance Department shall remain
unchanged, until otherwise ordered by the Government in Finance Department.
4. The
Departments of Secretariat / Heads of Departments / District Collectors shall
take further necessary action accordingly.