Tamil Nadu (*9*) Commission recommends compulsory retirement to 9 IAS officers who headed Teachers Recruitment Board
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In a uncommon order, the Tamil Nadu (*9*) Commission has really useful “compulsory retirement” to 9 IAS officers within the State, who held the put up of Chairman, Teachers Recruitment Board, between June 2011 and October 2020. [Incidentally, some of the nine IAS officers had already retired from service.]
Asking the Chief Secretary to report within the Annual Confidential Reports of the 9 officers that they failed to guarantee accountability and transparency whereas heading the TRB, State (*9*) Commissioner S. Muthuraj really useful that disciplinary motion be initiated as per guidelines they usually be despatched on “compulsory retirement”.
The case pertains to the recruitment of Teachers/Assistant Professors by means of aggressive examinations performed by the TRB on numerous events. The competition of some candidates who moved the TNIC was that although they entered the right reply within the a number of selection questions, it was marked as fallacious denying them marks ensuing of their not getting the roles.
Expressing concern that lack of accountability and transparency was leading to the identical mistake repeating within the conduct of aggressive examinations, notably in TRB, Mr. Muthuraj directed the TRB Chairman to implement the Commission’s order to present full and full data sought by the petitioners (who sought to know why they weren’t given marks regardless of getting into the right solutions and likewise the fabric on the idea of reply keys have been finalised) and likewise provoke motion towards these chargeable for getting ready the fallacious reply keys.
He stated officers within the TRB not solely failed to deal with the difficulty regardless of court docket and TNIC orders however took no steps to make it possible for such anomalies don’t recur in future. Had the authorities involved printed the related examine materials or books on the idea of which solutions have been finalised on the time of releasing the tentative reply keys and acted as per the National Litigation Policy or State Litigation Policy, the instances earlier than courts and TNIC may have been prevented.
Invoking numerous provisions below the Right to (*9*) Act, 2005, Mr. Muthuraj after citing numerous dereliction of duties on the a part of the IAS officers who held the put up of Chairman, TRB, wrote to the Tamil Nadu Chief Secretary recommending that they be despatched on “compulsory retirement”.
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