DEPARTMENTALISATION
OF
GDS & INCLUSION OF 7TH
CPC
NEXT HEARING
OF THE COURT CASE ON
7-5- 2014
HON’BLE DELHI HIGH COURT
ISSUED NOTICE TO THE
GOVERNMENT AND DEPARTMENT OF
POSTS.
As already reported the
Hon’ble Delhi High Court has issued notice to Government and Department of
Posts in the Writ Petition filed by NFPE & AIPEU-GDS (NFPE) in the Hon’ble
Supreme Court of India which stands transferred to Delhi High Court for grant
of Civil Servant status and inclusion of GDS in 7th Central Pay
Commission. Next hearing of the case is posted for 7th May, 2014.
In the Writ Petition filed by NFPE & AIPEU-GDS (NFPE) following are the
main prayers:
(1)
Give direction to the Government of India and Department of Posts to grant
Civil Servant Status to GDS as per the 1977 Supreme Court Judgement and grant
all the benefits of the Departmental Employees.
(2) Include GDS under
the purview of 7th CPC.
(3) Quash the GDS
conduct & Engagement Rules 2011.
Government of India, Department of Posts shall have to file its reply in the
High Court. Now the files have started moving in the Directorate and
DOP&T.
Recognised GDS Union (Mahadevaiah)
has no role to play:
Recognised GDS Union (Mahadevaiah) has already signed an agreement with the
Department of Posts accepting separate committee for GDS and accordingly
Government has EXCLUDED GDS from the purview of the
terms of reference of the 7th Central Pay Commission. NFPE &
AIPEU-GDS (NFPE) is fighting both organisationally and legally for
Departmentalisation and for inclusion of GDS under 7th CPC.
Shri. Mahadevaiah wrote in his journal (April 2014 Issue) and website
supporting separate committee for GDS and claimed that separate committee is
better than 7th Pay Commission. In his journal and website he wrote as
follows:
- “One
man GDS committee more independent than a judge heading a pay commission with
other members” (!!!!). Thus Shri.
Mahadevaiah has fully justified separate committee for GDS and he claimed that
he has signed a “respectable agreement” by accepting separate one-man
committee!!
Let Shri.Mahadevaiah and his Recognised GDS Union support the Government and
Department of Posts, by cheating three lakhs GDS by signing their “ death warrant ” in the name of “ respectable
agreement”. NFPE & AIPEU-GDS (NFPE) will not
compromise with the Government and shall continue its struggle both legally and
organizationally.
SHRI MAHADEVAIAH DON’T WANT THE
SUPPORT OF
DEPARTMENTAL EMPLOYEES
Shri.Mahadevaiah, General
Secretary of the recognised GDS Union has requested the Department of Posts NOT TO ALLOW other Federations and
Unions to take up the issues relating to the Gramin Dak Sevaks. As Shri.
Mahadevadevaiah has helped the Government and Department by accepting separate
committee for GDS, the Department accepted the request of Shri. Mahadevaiah and
issued orders. It shows that Shri Magadevaiah don’t want the support of
Departmental employees who are members of NFPE & FNPO. NFPE & /
AIPEU-GDS (NFPE) believes that the GDS demands can be achieved only with the
full support and joint struggle of both GDS & of the Departmental
employees.
This is the difference between the recognised GDS Union (Mahadevaiah) and
AIPEU-GDS (NFPE). LET the GDS
employees decide which union stands for the cause of GDS.
ALL GDS & DEPARTMENTAL
EMPLOYEES BE READY TO FINISH THE RECOGNISED GDS UNION
IN THE NEXT MEMBERSHIP
VERIFICATION
Recognition is not a licence to cheat the GDS
employees. Recognised GDS Union has signed an agreement with the
Department accepting separate committee and thus admitting that GDS are not
civil servants. Thus recognized GDS Union’s role is over and it has no
role to play hereafter. NFPE & AIPEU-GDS (NFPE) is challenging in the
Delhi High Court the stand taken by the Department of Posts and the Recognised
GDS Union (Mahadevaiah).
NFPE & AIPEU-GDS (NFPE) calls upon all GDS Departmental Employees be ready
to finish the “Recognised GDS Union” in the next membership verification. We
are sure that AIPEU-GDS (NFPE) shall become the NUMBER ONE
recognised GDS union in the next membership verification with flying colours. Days are not
far away.
M.KRISHNAN
SECRETARY
GENERAL--NFPE 
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