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Date: 2012-02-09 Category: Andhra Pradesh GOIR State: Andhra Pradesh Country: India

RT-63: PUBLIC SERVICES - Department for Women, Children, Disabled & Senior Citizens - Smt.M.Vijaya, CDPO (Retd) - Misappropriation of food in ICDS Project, Mahabubnagar District – Disciplinary action – Further action – dropped – Orders – Issued

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GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH ABSTRACT: PUBLIC SERVICES - Department for Women, Children, Disabled & Senior Citizens - Smt.M.Vijaya, CDPO (Retd) - Misappropriation of food in ICDS Project, Mahabubnagar District – Disciplinary action – Further action – dropped – Orders – Issued. DEPARTMENT FOR WOMEN, CHILDREN, DISABLED & SENIOR CITIZENS (ESTT.) G.O.Rt.No. 63 Dated the 09th day of February, 2012. Read the following:- 1. From the Commissioner, WD&CW, A.P., Hyderabad, Lr.No.6785/Vig-2/2004, Dt.03.02.2011. 2. From the Commissioner, WD&CW, AP, Hyderabad, Lr.No.6785/Vig-2/2004, Dt.08.09.2011. * * * * * ORDER: In the letter 1st read above, the Commissioner, Women Development & Child Welfare, Hyderabad had reported that in the audit reports received from the Regional Deputy Director, Hyderabad certain shortage of food commodities were noticed i.e. Rice, Zeera, Greengram, Dal, Wheat Ravva, Oil, Jaggery, Dry Chillies, Pepper etc., from the audit reports pertaining to the (6) ICDS Projects i.e. Jadcherla, Kodangal, Atmakur, Makthal, Manopad and Mahabubnagar and disciplinary proceedings were initiated by framing charges against the responsible persons. 2. While reporting same to the above effect, the Commissioner, Women Development & Child Welfare, Hyderabad stated that Smt.Vijaya, Child Development Project Officer, had retired from service and requested the Government to take action under Rule 9 of Andhra Pradesh Revised Pension Rules, 1980. 3. In the letter 2nd read above, the Director, Women Development & Child Welfare, Hyderabad has informed that the Regional Deputy Director, Hyderabad had reported that it was observed that Smt.M.Vijaya, In-charge CDPO (Retd), Jedcherla, received 125 Kgs. of Zeera and 125 Kgs. of Pepper and the same were distributed to the Supervisors and the stock was also verified by Mandal Revenue Officer, Jedcherla on 05.08.2004, and confirmed that Smt.M.Vijaya, I/c CDPO (Retd) received only 125 Kgs. of Zeera and 125 Kgs. of Pepper as against 127.5 Kgs. of each mentioned in the charge framed against her in this regard and requested to drop further action against Smt.M.Vijaya, I/c CDPO (Retd), Jedcherla. 4. After careful examination of the above, Government hereby decide to drop further action against Smt.M.Vijaya, CDPO (Retd) in this disciplinary case. 5. Accordingly, further action pertaining to the charges framed in the Charge Memo. No.6785/Vig-2/2004-14, Dt.29.11.2010 issued by the Director, Women Development & Child Welfare, Hyderabad, against Smt.M.Vijaya, CDPO (Retd.) is hereby dropped. (BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH) M.CHAYA RATAN, SPECIAL CHIEF SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT. TO: Smt.M.Vijaya, I/c CDPO (Retd), Jedcherla. through the Director, Women Development & Child Welfare, Hyderabad. Copy to: The Director, Women Development & Child Welfare, Hyderabad. The Accountant General, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad. SF&SC. // FORWARDED BY ORDER // SECTION OFFICER

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