Thursday, September 18, 2014

CBI And CVc Books Senior Officials

     CVC seeks power to initiate action against banks CMDs, EDs -12th September 2014

The Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) has sought powers to probe corruption charges against chairman and managing directors (CMDs) and executive directors (EDs) of public sector banks and insurance companies.

CVC has asked the Finance Ministry to incorporate relevant provisions in the rules to allow it to conduct disciplinary inquiries against CMDs and EDs, i.e. Whole Time Directors (WTDs) while in service and continuation of such probes after they demit office, official sources said.

The anti-corruption watchdog has also sought powers to initiate penal action against them, if they are found guilty of corruption, even after their retirement, they said. At present, there is no rule to conduct investigation or disciplinary inquiry by the Commission against CMDs and EDs working in public sector banks, insurance companies and some financial institutions, the sources said.

The commission examined the issue after it received complaints of alleged irregularities against some of these top executives, they said.

CVC observed that the existing standard terms and conditions of appointment of WTDs i.e. board level officers of public sector banks, insurance companies etc., do not have a specific provision for initiating disciplinary action while in service, the sources said.

However, CVC can take necessary disciplinary action against board-level officers in Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs). The standard terms and conditions of appointments provided by the Department of Public Enterprises allow initiation of disciplinary action against the board- level officers
in CPSEs while they are in service, they said.

CVC has sought similar provision for WTDs of banks, insurance companies and other financial
institutions by the Department of Financial Services (DFS), the sources said.

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CVC recommends penalty against 97 bank officials for graft -Economic Times-10th Jan 2014

NEW DELHI: The Central Vigilance Commission has recommended penalty against 97 officials of nationalised banks for alleged corruption.

Of these officials, a highest of 27 are working in Dena Bank, 13 in Bank of Baroda, 11 in Central Bank of India, ten in State Bank of India, eight in Punjab National Bank, seven in Andhra Bank, five in Industrial Development Bank of India and four each in Allahabad Bank and Bank of Maharashtra

Besides, two officials each working in Bank of India, Oriental Bank of Commerce, State Bank of Mysore and one each in Indian Overseas Bank and Syndicate Bank have been penalised for their alleged involvement in corruption, the CVC said in its monthly report for November 2012.

In addition to these, the CVC has advised penalty against 11 officials of Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), eight of Ministry of Railways, six of Department of Telecommunications, five of Ministry of Home Affairs and two each of Ministry of Defence, Employees Provident Fund Organisations and Lakshadweep Administration.

As many as 144 government officials, including 97 from banks, have been penalised for alleged graft by the probity watchdog during the month.

The Commission processed 1,938 complaints, including 19 from whistleblowers, during the month and sought investigation or factual report in 80 complaints from the concerned ministries, departments or organisations, it said.

The CVC also effected recovery of Rs 57.68 lakh after conducting technical examination of works being carried out by various government organisations during the month.
The Commission was deeply concerned over continuing delay in filling the post of Chief Vigilance Officers (CVOs), who act as distant arm of the CVC, in Air India Charters Ltd (AICL), RITES Ltd, Air India Ltd, Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) and Goa Shipyard Ltd, it said.



CBI books UBI Deputy General Manager, 5 others in fraud case -The Hindu 30th August 2013

CBI has booked three former senior officials of Union Bank of India (UBI) and as many directors of a Nagpur-based private company for allegedly causing a loss of over Rs four crore to the bank, the agency officials said on Friday.

The agency has filed a charge sheet in the special court in Nagpur against the then Deputy General Manager, Assistant General Manager at that time, the then Chief Manager of UBI and three directors of a Nagpur-based private firm under charges of criminal conspiracy to cheat and provisions of Prevention of Corruption Act, an CBI spokesperson said.
 
“It was alleged that officials of UBI had sanctioned and released credit facility to the company and committed criminal breach of trust in respect of the funds of the bank over which they had dominion and cheated the bank,” the spokesperson said in a statement.
During CBI investigation, it came to light that the UBI officials and directors of the company were in criminal conspiracy and had allegedly sanctioned credit limit of Rs three crore to the company which was enhanced subsequently.
 
“The loan amount sanctioned was diverted/siphoned-off for other than business activity from the account of the said private firm and transferred to the accounts of its sister concern, which resulted in a non performing asset with an outstanding amount of Rs 4.58 crore,” the statement said.


List of cases where Commission has advised imposition of major penalty in the             month of October’09. 
S.No. Name of  Department Name of officer Designation
Date of Advice
1  MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS  D CHANDRA  THEN SCM  07/10/2009
2  MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS  HARI OM SRIVASTAVA  SE  12/10/2009
3  MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS  VIVEK GUPTA  THEN SSE  12/10/2009
4  MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS  VB TIWARI 
THE THEN SR DEN 
14/10/2009
5  MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS  SS ROY  THEN SSE  14/10/2009
6  MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS  TK BANDOPADHYAY  JE  14/10/2009
7  MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS  FE WILLIAM  THEN AEE  16/10/2009
8  MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS  G P HALDAR  THEN AEE  19/10/2009
9  MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS  S K VERMA  THEN SSE  19/10/2009
10  DEPARTMENT OF POSTS  SHAKYA B L  THEN SSPOS  16/10/2009
11  DEPTT. OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS  ARUN KUMAR  GMT  16/10/2009
12  DEPTT. OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS  VERMA S C  DGM  16/10/2009
13  CANARA BANK  U B SAHA  MANAGER  26/10/2009
14  CANARA BANK  NARENDRA BALIGA  MANAGER  27/10/2009
15  INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK  H. MAHADEV  SR. MGR.  14/10/2009
16  INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK  SMT. SUJATHA P. PATHAK  ASSTT. MGR.  14/10/2009
17  INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK  S.L. BELOTE  AGM  14/10/2009
18  INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK  U.S. VERMA  SR. MGR.  14/10/2009
19  INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK  M.D. SHINDE 
SR. MGR.(RETD.) 
14/10/2009
20  NEW INDIA ASSURANCE CO.LTD.  NAYAK DK  DEV. OFFICER  08/10/2009
21  UNION BANK OF INDIA  T P BHATNAGAR  AGM  07/10/2009
22  UNION BANK OF INDIA  T K DUTTA  CM  07/10/2009
23  UNION BANK OF INDIA  AJAY BANSAL  MANAGER  07/10/2009
24  UNION BANK OF INDIA  M D VARADPANDE  DGM  07/10/2009
25  UNION BANK OF INDIA  ANIL KAPOOR  CM  07/10/2009
26  UNION BANK OF INDIA  S N GARG  SR.MGR.  07/10/2009
27  UNION BANK OF INDIA  S P SHARMA  BR.MGR  07/10/2009
28  UNION BANK OF INDIA  G S MEHTA  GM  07/10/2009
29  UNITED INDIA INSURANCE CO.LTD.  BISHAN SWAROOP  ADMN. OFF.  08/10/2009
30  UNITED INDIA INSURANCE CO.LTD.  SATISH NAYAR 
ASST ADMN OFF. 
08/10/2009
31 
CENTRAL BOARD OF EXCISE & CUSTOMS 
BASETIYA DS  SUPDT  20/10/2009
32 
CENTRAL BOARD OF EXCISE & CUSTOMS 
AJOY KUMAR  PO  20/10/2009
33 
CENTRAL BOARD OF EXCISE & CUSTOMS 
RAJPUT PS  AC  20/10/2009
34 
CENTRAL BOARD OF EXCISE & CUSTOMS 
V P PATKI  SUPDT.  28/10/2009
35  CEMENT CORPORATION OF INDIA LTD ANAND DARBARI  EX-CMD  21/10/2009
36  CENTRAL COALFIELDS LTD.  REWATKAR DEEPAK BHAGWANJI  DY. CME  08/10/2009
37  CENTRAL COALFIELDS LTD.  YADAV BASUDEO PRASAD  SUPDT.  08/10/2009
38  CENTRAL COALFIELDS LTD.  DAS PRABODH KUMAR 
SR. SURVEY OFFICER 
08/10/2009
39 
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 
SHARMA DIWAKAR  US  28/10/2009
40  HINDUSTAN INSECTICIDES LTD  S BALASUBRAMANIAN 
DY COMMERCIAL MGR 
05/10/2009
41  HINDUSTAN INSECTICIDES LTD  BABU TN 
FINANCE MANAGER 
05/10/2009
42  BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS  CHAUHAN L S  STA  10/10/2009
43  DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY  M.K. SHARMA  AE(C)  23/10/2009
44  DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY  RAJENDRA KUMAR  EE(C)  23/10/2009
45  DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY  RAKESH CHATURVEDI  AE(C)  23/10/2009
46  DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY  N.C. GUPTA  AE(C)  23/10/2009
47  DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY  JEET SINGH  JE  23/10/2009
48  DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY  RAJBIR SINGH  JE  23/10/2009
49  DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY  CHARAT SINGH  JE  23/10/2009
50  DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY  SAYEED AFTAB ALI  JE  23/10/2009
51  DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY  P.K. ARORA  JE  23/10/2009
52  DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY  H.R. SHARMA  SR. AO  28/10/2009
53  DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY  J.S. ASNANI 
THEN EE NOW SE 
28/10/2009
54  DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY  LALIT MOHAN  EE  28/10/2009
55  DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY  J.P. SHARMA  LDC  28/10/2009
56  M.C.D.  Y.P. SINGH  JE  08/10/2009
57  M.C.D.  RAVINDER SINGH  AE  08/10/2009
58  M.C.D.  BALVINDER SINGH  AE  08/10/2009
59  M.C.D.  D.K. GUPTA  AE  08/10/2009
60 
DEFENCE ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT (C.G.D.A.) 
R.S. KHAN  IDAS  14/10/2009 

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