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BSNL宣布六名官员被迫退休
被强制退休的军官是印度电信服务(ITS)干部，批次从1988年到1992年不等。
该部门在2022年12月26日的信中转达了印度总统的命令，即根据2021年的养老金规则，国有电信公司的官员将放弃服务。
BSNL人事部门周一在办公室命令中表示:“根据2021年FR (56i)/ CCS(养老金)第42条，军官将立即退休。”
被强制退休的军官是印度电信服务(ITS)干部，批次从1988年到1992年不等。
上周，通信和IT部长Ashwini Vaishnaw批准了迫使多达10名电信部高级官员退休，其中包括6名品行可疑的BSNL官员
被解雇的官员包括来自中央邦、马哈拉施特拉邦、奥里萨邦和哈里亚纳邦的官员，即Gopi Chand Tolwani、Rajesh Bansal、Pradip Kumar Saha、Asheesh Pathak、Chandragupta Bidika和Suresh Kumar。
这些被迫离职的军官据称名声不佳，过去曾出现过腐败和不履职的指控。
2014年，时任BSNL副总裁的托尔瓦尼在博帕尔被Lokayukta警方当场抓获，原因是他收受贿赂。
在另一起案件中，2015年，Bansal在他位于Patiala的家中被警方逮捕中央调查局(CBI)，当时他在BSNL担任总经理。
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就在内阁批准了对电信运营商1.64万亿卢比的一揽子计划后，印度电信部门对一名BSNL官员采取了类似的行动，这名官员在瓦什瑙与BSNL高级官员会面时被抓到打盹。
中心组成工作组开发芯片组，缓解海关问题
“有必要利用电信技术发展基金(TTDF)和电子和IT部的其他资金支持开发大量电信芯片组，”电信部门(DoT)在周一的通知中表示，并补充说，为了实现电信芯片组开发的自力更生，已经成立了一个工作组。
今年早些时候，同样由Vaishnaw掌管的铁道部，根据CCS(养老金)规则的规定，援引第56 (J)条，以公共利益为由，解除了20名高级官员的职务。
此举是印度总理纳伦德拉·莫迪领导的政府努力的一部分，旨在从公共服务中淘汰不称职和品行可疑的人。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: State-run Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL<\/a>) named six of its officers to retire from services with immediate effect following the review from the telecom department<\/a> (DoT<\/a>).The department in its letter dated December 26, 2022 conveyed the orders of the President of India that the state-owned telco's officers be relinquished from services under the pension rules of 2021.
\"The officers shall retire from service with immediate effect in terms of FR (56i)\/Rule 42 of CCS (Pension), 2021,\" the personnel section of BSNL in office order Monday said.
<\/div><\/div>In view of the order of the competent authority vide which officers have been retired with immediate effect they are hereby relieved and struck off from the strength of BSNL with immediate effect i.e. from December 26, 2022, it added.
The officers sent on compulsory retirement were of the Indian Telecommunications Service (ITS) cadre with batches ranging from 1988 to 1992.
Last week, Communications & IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a> has approved the forced retirement of as many as 10 senior officials of the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) including six from the BSNL having doubtful integrity
The officers sacked include those from the Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Orissa and Haryana circles, namely Gopi Chand Tolwani, Rajesh Bansal, Pradip Kumar Saha, Asheesh Pathak, Chandragupta Bidika and Suresh Kumar.
The officers forced to leave, have allegedly dubious reputations, with charges of corruption and non-performance surfaced against them in the past.
In 2014, Tolwani, the then deputy director general of BSNL was caught red-handed by Lokayukta police in Bhopal for accepting a bribe.
In another case, in 2015, Bansal was arrested from his house in Patiala by the Central Bureau of Investigation<\/a> (CBI) while he was working as a general manager at BSNL.
The officers sent on compulsory retirement were of the Indian Telecommunications Service (ITS) cadre with batches ranging from 1988 to 1992.
Last week, Communications & IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a> has approved the forced retirement of as many as 10 senior officials of the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) including six from the BSNL having doubtful integrity
The officers sacked include those from the Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Orissa and Haryana circles, namely Gopi Chand Tolwani, Rajesh Bansal, Pradip Kumar Saha, Asheesh Pathak, Chandragupta Bidika and Suresh Kumar.
The officers forced to leave, have allegedly dubious reputations, with charges of corruption and non-performance surfaced against them in the past.
In 2014, Tolwani, the then deputy director general of BSNL was caught red-handed by Lokayukta police in Bhopal for accepting a bribe.
In another case, in 2015, Bansal was arrested from his house in Patiala by the Central Bureau of Investigation<\/a> (CBI) while he was working as a general manager at BSNL.
<\/div><\/div>Similarly, in 2017, Gupta, working as an additional general manager of Microwave Project at Bhubaneswar was caught while demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs 1 lakh from a contractor.
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The move comes close on the heels of a similar action taken against taken by the department against a BSNL officer who was caught napping during Vaishnaw's meet with senior BSNL official in the wake of Cabinet's approval of Rs 1.64 lakh-crore package for the telecom carrier.
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The move comes close on the heels of a similar action taken against taken by the department against a BSNL officer who was caught napping during Vaishnaw's meet with senior BSNL official in the wake of Cabinet's approval of Rs 1.64 lakh-crore package for the telecom carrier.