Atishi claimed that she had issued an order on August 16 for establishing coordination among different departments of the Delhi government and the NCCSA which the chief secretary has refused to accept. "In his 10-page letter on August 21, the chief secretary refused to follow this order," she said in a press conference.
The Delhi government has decided to establish coordination among different departments of the government and the National Capital Civil Service Authority (NCCSA), said Delhi s Minister Atishi. The NCCSA meeting was deferred in July due to a bill pending in Parliament to replace an ordinance on Delhi s services matters. The GNCTD (Amendment) Act 2023 has paved the way for NCCSA meetings to resume, and Atishi issued directions for coordination between departments and the NCCSA.
The next meeting of the National Capital Civil Services Authority (NCCSA) will be held on July 14 to consider the posting of recently transferred bureaucrats in Delhi. The meeting was postponed from July 7. The NCCSA, headed by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, has been criticized by him for overruling his decisions. The authority was created following an ordinance that gave the Lieutenant Governor the final say on transfers and postings of bureaucrats in Delhi. | Latest News Delhi
The CM, though, on humanitarian grounds, approved the requests of a few women civil servants, posted as sub-registrars, who had sought transfers citing personal reasons.