NEW DELHI: Various associations of Group ‘A’ Central Services, the Indian Police Service and the Indian Forest Service have rejected the recommendations of the Sixth Central Pay Commission and sought a review of the entire exercise.
At a meeting of their representatives held here, the officers expressed anguish and hurt over the “unfair and biased” recommendations of the panel in regard to their services.
A Group of Ministers (GoM) should be set up to review the recommendations as the bureaucratic process initiated by the government failed to instil confidence in the cadres. They also sought batch-wise parity across all services in pay, promotions, pension and other service conditions.
The government has already constituted a committee of Secretaries, headed by Cabinet Secretary K.M. Chandrashekhar, to screen the recommendations of the Commission.
At a meeting of their representatives held here, the officers expressed anguish and hurt over the “unfair and biased” recommendations of the panel in regard to their services.
A Group of Ministers (GoM) should be set up to review the recommendations as the bureaucratic process initiated by the government failed to instil confidence in the cadres. They also sought batch-wise parity across all services in pay, promotions, pension and other service conditions.
The government has already constituted a committee of Secretaries, headed by Cabinet Secretary K.M. Chandrashekhar, to screen the recommendations of the Commission.
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