Question : CVC INQUIRY AGAINST DMS OFFICERS

to reply given to Unstarred Question No.474 dated March 4, 2002 regarding CVC inquiry against DMS Officers and state:

(a) the details of the irregularities pointed out in the inquiry report;

(b) whether the Government are also aware of the reported misuse of office vehicles by the DMS officers;

(c) if so, the efforts being made to check the same;

(d) the steps taken to implement the policy of rotational transfers in DMS particularly with regard to the officers facing CVC inquiry;

(e) whether promotions have reportedly been given to some of the said officers recently;

(f) if so, the details thereof and the reasons therefor; and

(g) the time by which the inquiry is likely to be completed?

THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (SHRI HUKUMDEO NARAYAN YADAV)


(a): Following are the findings of inquiry report:-

1.	IPCL did introduce 80:20 ratio and DMS also accepted it

2.	80:20 ratio is operationally feasible

3.	80:20 ratio is more cost saving as the price of LLDPE per M.T. is less than that of LDPE

4.	That the records are amply clear that introduction of 80:20 ratio was the consensus	decision. There were no reports either from the operational or technical ground to	discontinue this.