7th CPC – Option 1 DENIED – See the Difference Table

7th CPC – Option 1 DENIED – See the Difference Table

Option 1 recommended by 7th CPC for the revision of pension/family pension of Pre 2016 retirees DENIED
How ,the battle is lost
One rank one pension denied

OPTION 1 recommended by 7th CPC for the revision of Pension/Family pension of pre-2016 Denied inspite of availability of service records of over 80% of old pensioners.

The alternative given vide OM dated 12.5.2017 though to some extent it will benefit a good % of old pensioners, it cannot make up the lifelong loss old pensioners will suffer due to denial of option 1. Ever since Honourable Supreme Court land mark judgement dated 17.12.2017 in UOI vs D S Nakra. In the hide and seek game with UOI for 100% parity between present & past Civil Pensioners ‘Bharat Pensioners Samaj’ had this time secured Penalty Corner but the Babu in DOP & PW foiled the final hit.

Why only DOP& PW, our own people must share the blame! The war veterans whom we had been supporting for years in their struggle for one rank one pension were the first to oppose ‘Bharat Pensioners Samaj’ demand for 100% parity/one rank one pension through electronic media as well as through representations (backed by their serving HODs) to GOI pleading that they only are entitled to this benefit and not the Civil pensioners

The final blow was delivered in the 7th meeting of feasibility committee on 17.10.2016 when as mentioned in Para 4 of the official minutes vide No. 38/37/2016-P&PW(A) GOI Ministry of Personnel, P.G. and Pensions -DOP &PW dated the 31st October, 2016 (placed here under). JCM (staff side) agreed with govt’s alternative proposal.

What we will lose

REVISED. PENSION OF S-19 PB 3 (LEVEL 11) PENSIONERS OF 4TH CPC WITH 3RD OPTION OPTION BASED ON NOTIONAL PAY IN SUCCESSIVE PAY COMMISSIONS (Para 5 of minutes of meeting held on 6th October, 2016) vs Option 1
Pay on retirement	Notional pay -5th CPC	Notional pay-6th CPC (Fitment table-5th CPC)	Notional pay 7th CPC with MF of 2.57- 3rd option (col.3xMF)	Operative Pay of Col 4 in the next cell of pay matrix (MoF OM dt. 25.7.2016)	Pay denied on option 1 with increment & (pay matrix)	Pension as per option 3 (col. 5/2)	Pension as per option 1 (col. 6/2)	Difference in pensions between option 1 & 3 (col. 8-7)
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
3000	10000	25200	64764	67700	67700	33850	33850	0
3100	10000	25200	64764	67700	69700	33850	34850	1000
3200	10000	25200	64764	67700	71800	33850	35900	2050
3300	10325	25810	65332	67700	74000	33850	37000	3150
3400	10325	25810	66332	67700	76200	33850	38100	4250
3500	10650	26410	67874	69700	78500	34850	39250	4400
3625	10975	27020	69441	69700	80900	34850	40450	5600
3750	10975	27020	69441	69700	83300	34850	41650	6800
3875	11300	27620	70983	71800	85800	35900	42900	7000
4000	11300	27620	70983	71800	88400	35900	44200	8300
4125	11625	28230	72551	74000	91100	37000	45550	8550
4250	11950	28830	74093	76200	93800	38100	46900	8800
4375	11950	28830	74093	76200	96600	38100	48300	10200
4500	12275	29440	75661	76200	99500	38100	49750	11650

Source: Bharat Pensioner Samaj