Re: Questions about appionments under NACP III at BSACS.

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Dear All,

Re: /message/11252

Here is another incident of the appalling behaviour of BSACS which by the way

also involved JD (TI)Mr. P Priya Dubey:

This is in regards to the sudden cancellation of the JAT exercise of TI's under

the Bihar Sate Aids Control Society. The manner in which this was handled is

very appalling. I am absolutely dismayed at the way BSACS is so disorganised.

Firstly I was informed on the afternoon of the 16th February that I should be in

Patna for the JAT exercise on the 18th February. After running around hectically

to acquire a ticket to get there I get informed on the 17th February at 1.00 pm

which was just a few hours before I had to depart for Patna that the JAT

exercise had been postponed.

This manner of dealing with consultants is absolutely unprofessional.

To accommodate the BSACS JAT team requirement I had to postpone a TOT that I had

to conduct in New Delhi which was planned a long time ago and put all the

participants plans into an array. In addition I had to book a tatkal ticket

which under the railway rules does not get even a rupee refunded.

It is even more disappointing that over the phone you inform me that BSACS will

not reimburse the amount. This is totally unacceptable to me. I have attached a

scan of the said ticket for your reference. The amount is rupees 1586.00. I

would like this amount to be reimbursed as soon as possible.

In future if BSACS needs my services please ensure that I am informed at least a

week in advance and make sure that BSACS books all the necessary travel tickets

and sends them to me beforehand. I have many other consultancy commitments and

an NGO commitment and cannot be changing and chopping plans and commitments like

this.

I still have not even got a reply acknowledging the receipt of the earlier mail

regarding this issue.

Regards,

Mike

e-mail: <marshamike@...>

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Dear All,

Re: /message/11253

I had also applied for the posts of Deputy Director (Community), Assistant

Director (ICTC) and Assistant Director (Targeted Intervention) in Bihar State

AIDS Control Society, Patna.

I have 8 years and 6 months of experience and Master of Arts in Psychology

(Patna Unversity) and pursuing P.hd. at the time of application.

I was also called for the Interview. But, at the time of my interview, the

Senior IAS officer just left for other work.

Before that he was present in interview panel for his existing staffs formality.

I and other candidates who were present for the interview were astonished that

without the said IAS officer how we can be selected?

Also, at that time we thought, the selection process is already over, and our

interview is only for formality. Now, this posting on AIDS INDIA comes as a

news.

With my qualification and experience, I was a deserving candidate for the above

posts  

Smita

Smita Tripathi

callsmi@...

smita.sashreek@...

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Dear forum,

Re: /message/11252

If thats so, it should not be so.

Vimla Nadkarni

e-mail: <vimla@...>

www.tiss.edu

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Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, India

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Dear Forum,

Re: /message/11253

Let me congratulate first Mr. Niraj Kumar for bringing up the issue regarding

recruitment of NACP-III posts in Bihar SACS.

A recruitment process delayed by 2 years with at least 4 advertizements, huge

processing costs on data entry and sufferings of a number of applicants has been

resulted into absolutely unwarranted decision as mentioned by Mr. Niraj even

despite the repeated directive of hon'ble high court regarding fair recruitment

of NACP-III posts.

The position of Joint Director (TI) and Deputy Director (CCC) are samples only

but there are many other instances of irregularity in the said recruitment, the

key contractual posts in the component of Blood Safety, and Bassic Services have

also been filled-up arbitrarily without meeting the selection criteria and

even despite the fact that the selected candidates had not applied for the post

assigned.

NACO being the apex body, CCM of GFATM and other stakeholders concerned should

take cognizance of the same and try to rectify the faults for the larger

programatic interest in particular and for the people of Bihar in general.

Regards,

N. Ahmad

Neshat Ahmad

e-mail: <ahmad_neshat@...>