GOI DECISION ON VII CPC RECOMMENDATIONS

A GREAT DISAPPOINTMENT TO PENSIONERS

vMULTIPLICATION FACTOR RETAINED AT 2.57 -  NO INCREASE

v  PENSION PARITY (OPTION – I) REFERRED TO A COMMITTEE FOR      DECISION WITH IN 4 MONTHS

v    NO INCREASE IN FIXED MEDICAL ALLOWANCE

v    NO OTHER CHANGES

DRAFT RESOLUTION TO BE ADOPTED IN PROTEST MEETINGS AT THE CALL OF NCCPA

DRAFT RESOLUTION TO BE ADOPTED IN PROTEST MEETINGS AT THE CALL OF NCCPA

HOLD PROTEST DEMONSTRATIONS IMMEDIATELY 

The CHQ of NCCPA calls upon all Affiliates and Units of NCCPA to organise immediate protest demonstrations condemning the decisions of Cabinet to reject basic modifications sought in 7th CPC report by CG Employees & Pensioners. Even Option Number 1 of Pension refixation recommended by CPC is not accepted but referred to Committee. Therefore our Affiliates and Units are called upon to stage protest demonstrations all over india and adopt the following resolution in the protest meetings and send the same to the Prime Minister of India, New Delhi 110001.

KKN Kutty

Secretary General NCCPA

DRAFT RESOLUTION TO BE ADOPTED IN THE PROTEST MEETINGS OF NCCPA AFFILIATES & UNITS ON 30.06.2016

This protest meeting of ________________________ affilitated to National Coordination Committee of Pensioners Association  held on _________2016 is extremely distressed over the most condemnable decision of the Government of India in referring the 7th CPC recommendation concerning option 1 which grants a small relief to the Pensioners to the committee headed by the Secretary Pension, who had suggested to government for its rejection ab initio. By rejecting that recommendation, the Government has proved beyond doubt that it is led by the obnoxious advice tendered by a self serving bureaucracy who are basically anti-poor and anti-worker. The Government must rescind this anti-pensioner decision and ask the Pension Department to allow Option Number 1 to all Pensioners as an alternate fitment formula.

Sd/-

President of the Meeting

JCM Staff Side Secretary Writes to PRIME MINISTER