Memo.No:49, Dt:17-02-2004 | Common Inquiry - Instructions

GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION (SPL C) DEPARTMENT

Cir.Memo.No.49/Spl. C/2004-1                                                                 Dated:17-02-2004

Sub: Public Services - Appointment of Common Inquiring Authority in respect of AIS Officers and State Officers / Staff when they are involved in a common irregularity - Instructions - Issued.
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It has been brought to the notice of the Government that when All India Service Officers, for whom AIS (D & A) Rules, 1969 are applicable and the State Officers / Staff for whom A.P.C.S. (C.C. & A) Rules, 1991 are applicable; are jointly involved in a misconduct, Inquiring Authorities are separately being appointed under the relevant Rules by General Administration Department, in respect of All India Service Officers and other Administrative Departments, in respect of the Officers and Staff of the respective Departments. Such appointments of separate Inquiring Authorities are leading to difficulties in arriving at a comprehensive view and establish relative roles and the extent of involvement of Officers and Staff in misconduct committed jointly.
 
2.       All the Departments in Secretariat are, therefore, requested to take necessary steps to appoint a Common Inquiring Authority or the same Inquiry Officer in respect of both All India Service Officers and the Officers / Staff of State Government, though under different Rules, wherein they are involved in a common or joint misconduct, in consultation with respective Counter Part Departments, without fail.
 
3.       All Heads of Departments of State Government shall also invariably propose for appointment of same Inquiring Authority while furnishing draft articles of charges against All India Service Officers and State Officers, in misconduct jointly committed by them.
 
4.       The above instructions shall be followed in all disciplinary cases against All India Service Officers and State Officers, when they are jointly involved in misconduct.

MOHAN KANDA
Chief Secretary to Government 




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