I belong to State Civil Services of Karnataka. I was due for promotion. In order to see that I am deprived of my right to be promoted some frivolous charges were made against me, along with few more Government Servants. Since it was sought to hold a joint inquiry, the case was referred to the Government. However, the Principal Secretary to Government was highly unbiased and his honesty was above board. As such, he had declined to proceed against us. Thereby, the vested interests, with the motives of denying me the right to promotion, had managed to see that the Minister concerned has referred to case to COD for investigations.
But, the COD was not at all in a position either any charge sheet against us or to submit the report of preliminary investigation to the Government.
Meanwhile, the services of honest Principal Secretary to Government came to be transferred to another department. Thus, the vested interests have succeeded in getting instituted the Departmental Proceedings against us. A retired judge was appointed as Inquiring Authority and the inquiry is duly culminated with the definite findings of our innocence.
Now, the file is referred to the Minister. But the Minister is awaiting the report of the COD.
Since I am due for retirement within a period of less than one year, it appears that my promotion will be delayed till the of my retirement taking shelter behind the non-receipt of COD’s report.
Therefore, this forum may be pleased to guide me about the remedies to be resorted to by me to ensure that I am promoted before my retirement….