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37 Wrlten AnsMHS CHAITRA 14, 1914 (SAKAI Written Answers 38 [English) (vi) Shri KR. Ramamoorthy. Executive Nationalised Banks DIrector, Corporation Bank as CMD, Corporation Bank. "541. SHRI R. SUR ENDER REDDY: Will the Minister of FINANCE be pleased to At present. there are two vacancies of state: CMDs in nationalised bank. Govemment have initiated necessary steps for filling up of (a) whethertha Govemment have made these vacancies. a major reshuffle of Chief Executives of the nationalised banks in a molle to streamline The performance of all n"lU'";nalised the functioning of the financial system; banks is monitored b~' the Gove ··.-,mant and the Reserve Bank of India on a continuing (b) it so, the details thereof; basis. The banks riava takan several mea sures to improve their efficiency including (c) whether these banks have not been strengthening of their internal system of showing any improvement in profit and their supervision and control. Action plans have working; and also beon drawn up by the banks to improve their profitability. (d) if so, the details of further changes that are likely to be made? Electoral RsfonTIs THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE ·~2 SHR! P.C. THOMAS: MINISTRY OF FINANCE (SHRI DALBIR SHRI M.V. CHANDRA SINGH): (a) to (d) Vacancies in the posts of SEKHARA MURTHY: . Chairman and Managing direciof!; (CMDS) of nationalised banks arise from time to time WlIIthe Ministerof LAW, JUSTICE AND and they are filled up in accordance with the COMPANY AFFAIRS be pleased to state: provisions contained in the relevant statutes. In February 1992, Government have filled up (a) whether the Election Commission some of the vacancies of CMDS as per the has recently submitted to the Government a details given below:- number of recommendations for electoral reforms; (i) ShriJ. V. Shetty, CMD, United Bank of India as CMD, Canara banks. (b) the salient features of these rec ommendations; (ii) Shri G.S. Dahotre, CMD, Dena Bank as CMD, Bank of India (c) whether the Commission has sug gested that the candidates found violating (iii) Dr. A.K. Bhattacharya, Managing the model code of conductor guilty of corrupt Director, State Bank of Hyderabad as practices should be disqualified for six years; CMD, United Bank of India. and (vi) Sho S. Subramanyam, Executive (d) if so, the reaction of the Govemment Director, Central Bank of India as CMD, thereto? Centlal Bank of India. THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE (v) Shli S. Doreswamy, Executive Di MINISTRY OF PARLIMANTARY AFFAIRS rector, Dena bank as CMD, Dena Bank. AND MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINIS-.

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