Sunday, November 20, 2011
By running ALM's sukhatankar has given more free time to BMC staff to loot us
BMC officers and corporators loot the booty and the innocent residents made to work to keep city clean????? What is a concept of ALM
ALM= aram se lootne ke mechanism. so BMC officials and corporators loot the city , sell it off to land sharks, illegal migrants, contractors and so on and keep innocent citizens busy in sweeping the city.
ALM should only act as a watch dog and see those rascals paid so high work and not that u work and they get time to loot you more.
Read item 2 below. .......Alok
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PRESS RELEASE: BMC gives Rs 26,500 salary to Sweepers & Peons-on-hir From: Krishnaraj Rao
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Mumbai, 19 November ‘11: Municipal Commissioner Subodh Kumar and
Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan have got us all convinced that
they are serious about cleaning up. Here is a small shocker that makes us
wonder just how serious they are.
RTI activist Pramod Kadam learned that the Municipal Corporation had
entered into a contract with a couple of firms to paying a mind-blowing
salary of Rs 26,578 for 759 personnel, and Rs 26,199 for 754 personnel. The
personnel were sweepers, school attendants (i.e. peons), plumbers and
electricians to Municipal schools. Please note, this is probably a bit
more than the salary of Principals and Headmasters of Mumbai’s Municipal
schools, and definitely more than even experienced teachers and staff!
The names of these firms are:
· Krystal Trade Com Pvt. Ltd --
http://www.krystal-group.com/contactus.php
· BVG India Ltd -- http://www.bvgindia.com/contact_us.html
The payment for this three-year contract, which began on 1 February
2009-10, is being done on a monthly basis. The monthly payment is nearly Rs
2.02 crore to Krystal, and nearly Rs 1.98 crore to BVG.
See work order: http://tinyurl.com/Municipal-schools-work-contrac
Being a bank employee, Kadam also found out that the actual salaries
credited by these agencies to their salary accounts was a meagre *Rs 4,000
to Rs 5,200.* As anybody can see, the massive amount pocketed by the agency
– over Rs 21,000 per employee provided – is extravagant and unreasonable.
He also found out that a comparable contract award had been awarded in 2008
for security and maintenance of Prabodhankar Thackerey Hall in Borivli for
Rs 6,600 per personnel per month. Hence the difference between these two
contracts, awarded about one year apart by the same Standing Committee, was
Rs 20,000. Besides this huge wastage of public resources, he also found
that many things were not in order.
After a lot of RTI research work over a couple of years, Pramod Kadam
finally complained in January 2011 to Municipal Commissioner Subodh Kumar,
CM Prithviraj Chavan, the Municipal Chief Auditor and others. Read his
detailed complaint: http://tinyurl.com/Complaint-2-Muni-Commr-CM-Jan
A couple of months later, the audit department confirmed Kadam’s
allegations. However, instead of comparing the salary with the Rs 6,600
benchmark of Prabodhankar Thackeray Hall, the auditors compared it with Rs
13,800 per head paid to the security staff of toll (jakaat) nakas. On this
basis, it calculated that there was excess payment of Rs 34.52 lakhs per
year.
Perhaps more importantly, it questioned how these firms could have been
selected when they did not have the necessary Income Tax and Sales Tax
clearance papers. Read the MARATHI report of the municipal auditors:
http://tinyurl.com/Muni-Audit-Report
However, eight months after the chief auditor’s report, the contract
continues. Not only that, as the municipal elections near, almost
coinciding the renewal date of this contract(Feb 1, 2012), one hears over
the grapevine that THIS EXTRAVAGANT CONTRACT IS ABOUT TO BE RENEWED.
Why will it continue? Because some political parties in MCGM need the
KICKBACK MONEY FOR THE ELECTIONS.
Mr Municipal Commissioner Sir, Mr Chief Minister Sir, are you listening?
What do you have to say about this? In this instance of blatant corruption,
the buck clearly stops with you.
Warm Regards,
Krish
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