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Sr. II No. 50 .Pmd Reg. No. GR/RNP/GOA/32 RNI No. GOAENG/2002/6410 Panaji, 13th March, 2014 (Phalguna 22, 1935) SERIES II No. 50 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY Note:- There is one Extraordinary issue to the Official availability of funds and approval of the Finance Gazette, Series II No. 49 dated 06-03-2014 Department. namely, Extraordinary dated 10-03-2014 from By order and in the name of the Governor pages 1305 to 1312 regarding Notification from of Goa. Department of Elections (Office of the Chief Anil V. Powar, Director & ex officio Joint Electoral Officer). Secretary (Education). Porvorim, 13th February, 2014. GOVERNMENT OF GOA ________ Department of Education, Art & Culture Order No. 1(1)-3-2013/SE/568 Directorate of Education __ Government is pleased to promote the below mentioned Teacher Grade-I/Senior Instructor/Asst. Order District Educational Inspector/Headmaster of No. 1(1)-5-2013/Contractual Appt./SE/561 Middle School/(Other than Technical) to the post Ex post facto approval of the Government is of Headmaster in Government High Schools/ /Vice-Principal, Teachers Training College,/ hereby conveyed for contractual re-employment /Vice-Principal, Government Higher Secondary of the following retired Headmasters, till Schools in Group ‘B’ Gazetted in the pay scale of completion of the Academic year with effect from PB—3 ` 15,600-39,100+Grade Pay ` 5,400/- on the period shown against their names: ad hoc basis for an initial period of one year or till the date the posts are filled on regular basis, Sr. Name of the Period of contractual whichever is earlier, with immediate effect:- No. Headmaster re-employment 1. Smt. Ida Maria de F. Lawrenco. 1. Shri Mahabaleshwar G. 01-09-2013 to 2. Shri Jacob Verghese. Samant, Government High 30-04-2014 3. Shri Mathurdas Vaman Naik. School, Torsem-Pernem (8 months). The posting on above ad hoc promotion is 2. Shri Anand P. Kunde, 01-10-2013 to ordered as under: Government High School, 30-04-2014 Betora-Ponda (7 months). Sr. Name of the Place where Place of posting No. officer & presently on ad hoc They will draw a monthly consolidated salary Designation working promotion as fixed in terms of Central Civil Services (Fixation 12 3 4 of Pay of Re-employed Pensioners) Orders, 1986 in 1. Smt. Ida Maria Tr. Grade-I, Vice-Principal, addition to their pension. de F. Lawrenco GHSS, Baina, Government This issues with the approval of the Council of Vasco Multipurpose Ministers granted in the LVth Cabinet Meeting Higher Secon- held on 22-01-2014 in the Cabinet room, Ministerial dary School, Block, Secretariat, Porvorim and subject to Borda, Margao. 1313 Suggestions are welcome on e-mail: [email protected] OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA SERIES II No. 50 13TH MARCH, 2014 12 3 4 Sub-Jail, Sada and was forming groups in Jail. Acting upon the said request, the Inspector 2. Shri Jacob ADEI, Headmaster, General of Prisons, Panaji transferred Shri Jayesh Verghese Bardez Government Naik from Sub-Jail-cum-Judicial Lock-up, Sada to High School, Judicial Lock-up at Mapusa. Maina-Quepem. 2. The Complainant has stated that this 3. Shri Mathurdas ADEI, Government Commission after visiting the Judicial Lock-up at Vaman Naik Salcete High School, Mapusa, recommended the transfer of Shri Jayesh Kalay-Sanguem. Naik back to Sub-Jail, Sada, Vasco. She has further The above ad hoc promotions will not bestow stated that the recommendation of this Commission on the promoted officer any right or claim for was not acted upon by the Office of IGP, Panaji in regular promotion and the services so rendered respect of Shri Jayesh Naik. However, about 20 on ad hoc basis in the grade will not count for the inmates were transferred from Mapusa to Vasco. purpose of seniority in that grade, or for eligibility She has further stated that it is very difficult for for promotion to the next higher grade. her family members, specially old and sick parents, wife of Jayesh and their two children to travel The Government reserves the right to cancel from Margao to Mapusa to meet the under trial at any time the ad hoc promotion and revert the prisoner. It is further stated that the Trial Court is promotee to the post from which he/she is situated in Margao and her son Jayesh Naik is not promoted, without assigning any reasons. getting enough opportunity to defend himself as The concerned Principals/Zonal Officer shall he cannot meet his lawyer. The Complainant has relieve the above promotees and furnish their pleaded that her son Jayesh Naik may be relieving and joining report immediately. transferred back to Sub-Jail, Sada, Vasco. 3. The Respondent/Inspector General of Prisons, They shall give their joining report to the Panaji in his reply has stated that the under trial concerned Zonal Office under intimation to this prisoner Shri Jayesh Naik was transferred to Directorate and report to the place of posting Judicial Lock-Up, Mapusa upon the request of the immediately. Superintendent, Sub-Jail, Sada, Vasco. It is further By order and in the name of the Governor stated that it was not advisable to transfer the of Goa. under trial prisoner Shri Jayesh Naik back to Vasco in view of his behaviour which is Anil V. Powar, Director & ex officio Joint detrimental to the smooth functioning of the jail Secretary (School Education). as reported by the Superintendent. Porvorim, 18th February, 2014. 4. The Assistant Superintendent, Sub-Jail, Vasco has also filed reply stating therein among —————— other things that he received several oral Goa Human Rights Commission complaints from jail staff and other co-inmates __ starting that the said Shri Jayesh Naik was planning to form groups among the inmates and to create Proceeding No. 78/2013 unrest in the jail. He has further stated that it was noticed that Shri Jayesh Naik used to instigate Inquiry Report his room-mates to go against the system in all aspects and file baseless allegations against jail The Complainant is the mother of Shri Jayesh administration. This Commission also recorded the Naik, who is an under trial prisoner presently lodged statement of Shri Bhanudas Pednekar, Assistant in Judicial Lock-up at Mapusa. Initially, he was Superintendent of Jail, Sada, Vasco. In his lodged in Sub-Jail, Sada at Vasco on 17-02-2011 statement before this Commission, Shri Bhanudas along with other 8 co-accused who are facing trial Pednekar has stated that since there was a before Sessions Court at Margao-Goa. The records previous enmity between Shri Jayesh Naik and indicate that the Assistant Superintendent, another co-accused Shri Sandeep Kalangutkar, Shri Sub-Jail, Sada, Vasco by letter dated 04-11-2011 Jayesh Naik along with other accused has requested the Inspector General of Prisons, Panaji attempted to hurt him and were torturing him as to transfer the said under trial prisoner Shri Jayesh Shri Sandeep Kalangutkar was doing good work Naik to any other jail on the ground that the said in art industry and giving training to other under trial was instigating other inmates at inmates. 1314 OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA SERIES II No. 50 13TH MARCH, 2014 5. Incidentally, this Commission had earlier paid 10. It may be noted that Shri Jayesh Naik hails surprise visit to the Judicial Lock-Up at Mapusa from Margao and his family members consisting and had interviewed three prisoners at Lock-Up of his wife, two children and old parents are Cells on 25-02-2013. During the course of the staying at Margao. He is facing trial before the interview, Shri Jayesh Naik made a grievance Sessions Court at Margao. On account of his before the Commission that he was transferred as transfer at Judicial Lock-Up, Mapusa, he is not he was protesting about the appalling conditions able to meet his lawyer from time to time who is existing in the Sub-Jail, Sada. He stated before us that he hails from Margao and therefore it would defending his case. His family members are also be difficult for his family members as well as his finding it difficult to visit him at Mapusa in view Advocate to meet him as often as required because of long distance. The ground on which the of long distance. Considering the difficulties faced Assistant Superintendent of Jail has by Shri Jayesh Naik, the Commission had recommended the transfer of Shri Jayesh Naik recommended that the said prisoner Shri Jayesh from Sub-Jail, Sada is not convincing. We are Naik should be transferred back to Sub-Jail, satisfied that the family members of Shri Jayesh Sada, Vasco or any other Judicial Lock-Up at Naik are facing lot of difficulties to visit him at Margao-Goa. Judicial Lock-Up at Mapusa. The apprehension of 6. Since the Jail Administration of Sada Jail Jail Adminstration that Shri Jayesh Naik is has transferred Shri Jayesh Naik, allegedly on planning to form groups among the inmates to account of enmity between two groups, this create unrest in the Jail is misplaced and without Commission directed the Under Secretary of this any basis. Article-21 of the Constitution of India Commission to pay a visit to Sub-Jail, Vasco in guarantees every person including an under trial order to ascertain whether Shri Jayesh Naik can prisoner the right to lead a life with dignity and be transferred back to the Sub-Jail, Sada without not a mere animal existence. An under trial disturbing harmonious relations of the prisoners prisoner apart from having the expectation, nay, in the Jail premises. Accordingly, the Under Secretary paid visit to Sub-Jail, Sada on right of meeting his family members, is expected 06-01-2014 and submitted his report along with a to interact with his Advocate as frequently as sketch of Jail premises indicating the position of possible in order to defend himself properly.
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