Showing posts with label voluntary retirement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label voluntary retirement. Show all posts

Thursday, July 5, 2012

Law Secretary cleared for voluntary retirement


GANGTOK, 04 July: Law and Parliamentary Affairs Secretary, RK Purkayastha, has forwarded an application seeking voluntary retirement from government service. The High Court has accepted his application for voluntary retirement and as per the Sikkim Government Service Rules he will retire after 3 months. 
A Full Court of the High Court of Sikkim comprising of Chief Justice P Kohli and Justice SP Wangdi on 02 July considered his application which was also recommended by the government of Sikkim.
The application was put forward by RK Purkayastha on 28 June and received by the High Court on 30 June, however, there is no reason available for his seeking voluntary retirement.  RK Purkayastha is an official of the Sikkim Superior Judicial Service which is under the High Court and any decision regarding retirement, transfer, promotion etc of such officials is taken by the Full Court of the High Court.
 As per the Sikkim Government Service Rules, three months notice has to be served by the person seeking voluntary retirement and the decision of the Full Court is that the official shall retire from service on 30 September, 2012. He was also found to be fulfilling all necessary conditions for voluntary retirement.

Sunday, June 17, 2012

Sessions Judge seeks voluntary retirement, High Court clears file same day


GANGTOK, 15 June: District and Sessions Court Judge [East & North], Tashi Wangdi, today submitted a letter to the Chief Justice, High Court of Sikkim, Justice Permod Kohli seeking ‘voluntary retirement’ from the service. Highly placed sources in the High Court further confirmed that upon receiving the application, the full court of the High Court of Chief Justice Kohli and Justice Sonam P Wangdi ‘accepted’ his application and ‘relieved’ him from his post from today itself.
It may be recalled that the High Court Justices had carried out a surprise inspection of the lower courts here at Sichey yesterday and seized several court files pertaining to court cases after finding gross irregularities in them.
Judge Tashi Wangdi, sources inform, had attained superannuation in December 2011 and was currently on a six-month extension [Jan to June 2012].