11 March 2013

More than 1000 IAS officers did not submit their property returns state wise list

More than 1000 IAS officers did not submit their property returns state wise list

The total sanctioned strength of IAS is 6,217, including 1,339 promotion posts.
Of these, 4,737 officers are in position.

It is compulsory for an all-India service officer to file property returns of a year by January end of the following year,

If they do not submit what happens?
Failing which promotion and empanelment to senior level postings may be denied

Year 2010
As many as 198 IAS officials did not give their property details for 2010.

Year 2011
107 IAS officers who have not submitted their IPRs for 2011.

Year 2012 –
1,057 Indian Administrative Services (IAS) officers have failed to submit their immovable property returns to the government within the stipulated period this year.

According to Department of Personnel and Training data following is the number of officers who
have not given their IPRs

a)147 are from Uttar Pradesh cadre

b)114 of Arunachal Pradesh-Goa-Mizoram-Union Territories (AGMUT)

c)100 of Manipur-Tripura

d)96 of Jammu and Kashmir

e)88 of Madhya Pradesh cadre

f)58 IAS officers of Karnataka cadre

g)53 of Andhra Pradesh

h)48 of Punjab

i)47 of Orissa

j)45 of West Bengal

k)40 of Himachal Pradesh

l)35 of Haryana

m)25 of Jharkhand

n)23 of Assam-Meghalaya

o)22 of Rajasthan

p)20 of Tamil Nadu

q)17 of Maharashtra

r)16 of Nagaland

s)14 of Gujarat

t) 13 of Bihar

u)10 of Kerala

v)9 of Uttarakhand

w)9 of  Chhattisgarh

x)8 of Sikkim cadre

Suggested Reading –

Over 1,000 IAS officers fail to submit property returns


Reality views by sm –

Monday, March 11, 2013

Tags – IAS officers Cadre 1000 Not File

12 comments:

  1. SM, what is property returns? Do they have to declare how much property they have or have they not paid their property tax?

    Destination Infinity

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  2. good job sir ,good update .

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  3. another informative and well detailed post sm

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  4. @Destination Infinity
    thanks.
    They have to declare how much property they have.

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  5. hi this is jagadish kumar, really great work you have done this is the better site i have visited for good news

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  6. A post in details.No wonder.Again I would say this is India.

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