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Transfers: Roadways Staff Allege Corruption In Transfers, Seek Probe, Stage Protest | Jaipur News
Jaipur: Roadways employees from across the state have been protesting outside the Rajasthan State Road Transport Corporation (RSRTC) office in Jaipur for the past three days alleging corruption in transfers of bus conductors.
Employees said that out of 101 transfers done recently, 63 employees were transferred on their own request and 38 were transferred due to administrative reasons. Of the 38 conductors, some have been suspended temporarily while others have been transferred. Employees are demanding investigation in the matter.
Satyanarayan Sharma, general secretary of state roadways federation said, “While hundreds of employees have been waiting for transfers, what was the criteria on which transfer requests of 63 operators were approved and for the 38 others, some have been suspended while others have been transferred. This procedure raises several questions as only certain requests are being considered and around 400 employees had put in self-request for transfers.”
The employees also raised the issue of delay in payment of salaries to employees and pension to retired employees. Roadways employees have protested many times in the past regarding the delay in payments.
“The management has not yet clarified the service model for procuring new buses, they have proved to be a failure in paying salaries to employees on time. New tenders that have been issued for procuring buses on contract and the rates are double of the earlier contract rates. With all these issues, a high-level investigation is needed as corruption is rampant in the department,” added Sharma.
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Employees said that out of 101 transfers done recently, 63 employees were transferred on their own request and 38 were transferred due to administrative reasons. Of the 38 conductors, some have been suspended temporarily while others have been transferred. Employees are demanding investigation in the matter.
Satyanarayan Sharma, general secretary of state roadways federation said, “While hundreds of employees have been waiting for transfers, what was the criteria on which transfer requests of 63 operators were approved and for the 38 others, some have been suspended while others have been transferred. This procedure raises several questions as only certain requests are being considered and around 400 employees had put in self-request for transfers.”
The employees also raised the issue of delay in payment of salaries to employees and pension to retired employees. Roadways employees have protested many times in the past regarding the delay in payments.
“The management has not yet clarified the service model for procuring new buses, they have proved to be a failure in paying salaries to employees on time. New tenders that have been issued for procuring buses on contract and the rates are double of the earlier contract rates. With all these issues, a high-level investigation is needed as corruption is rampant in the department,” added Sharma.
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