Implementation of option 1 of 7th CPC recomendations- where is the need of a committee when records r available those who say not available are misleading Govt. to to avoid work & accountability.

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Draft for appeal to  Hon'ble PM

No                                                                                                       Dated 

To
Hon’ble Prime Minister of India

Respected Sir,

                           Sub: Parity in Pension - Revision of Pension based on first option
                                   recommended by VIICPC (Para 10.1.67 i ) and conditionally accepted

                                  by the Govt.

May I beseech a few minutes of your highly precious time for the favour of considering following submission on behalf of Civil Pensioners of the Country:

1.Sir, there is no need of any committee to study feasibility of implementation of option 1 recommended by 7^th CPC for the revision of pension of pre 01.01.016 pensioners& accepted by Govt. (conditionally). It can be smoothly implemented as all the required records are available. Service records are of permanent nature their non-availability if true is a case of gross irregularity worthy of being taken serious note of.

2.Departments professing non availability of records are misguiding the govt;to avoid their own accountability as you are insisting on fast compliance. Option 1 contained in Para 10.1.67 (i) of the pay commission relates to the Scale of pay/pay band+grade pay in which a pensioner had retired & the stage of pay in that scale which is fully captured in PPOs issued at the time of retirement. On the recommendations of the V Central Pay Commission, the pension of all the pre-1986 retirees was revised by notional fixation of their pay as on 1.1.1986 & bringing them to the level of 4^th CPC Scales, this could be done as records were available.

3.In rare cases where service records may not be available, the same can be generated from the information available in PPOs, with various departments and the pensioners themselves (as they hold sufficient authentic information) rather than passing over a key recommendation of 7^th CPC impacting all pensioners very adversely.

4. I appeal to your good self to kindly approve the first
option of parity in pension without further delay and bestow succour to pensioners in the twilight
of Their  lives.
Thanking you and with Warm regards

Yours faithfully,