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SUNDAY, MAY 19, 2019 (PAGE 10) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU Defence Ministry rejects Bimal Verma's petition challenging appointment of Navy Chief NEW DELHI, May 18: The Defence Ministry has rejected Vice Admiral Bimal Verma's petition challenging the appointment of his junior, Vice Admiral Karambir Singh, as the next Navy Chief, holding that seniority is not the sole criteria for selection. In an order, the defence ministry said Verma's statutory petition dated April 10 against appointment of Vice Admiral Singh to the top post is devoid of merit and has been rejected in exercise of powers under Section 23 of the Navy Act 1957. Verma, commander-in-chief of the Andaman and Nicobar Command and senior-most naval commander, had moved a mili- tary tribunal last month questioning Vice Admiral Singh's appointment as the next Navy Chief, overlooking his seniority. Singh will take over as the new Navy chief from incumbent Admiral Sunil Lanba, who is retiring on May 31. The tribunal had on April 25 directed the defence ministry to decide Verma's petition within three weeks. "The Chief of Naval Staff is selected from amongst the senior most eligible Vice Admirals of the Indian Navy in the rank of Commander-in-Chief/VCNS (Vice Chief of Naval Staff) through a rigorous selection process, where seniority though an important consideration is not the sole criteria for selection," the defence ministry said in its order in response to Verma's petition. "Thus in the past too seniority has been dispensed with in appointment of CNS," it said.(PTI) OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER MHCH DIVISION, GMCH JAMMU RETENDER e-NIT No. MHDJ/DB/e/2018-19/20 Dated: 06.05.2019 due on 24.05.2019 DUE TO NO RESPONSE OF E-NIT NO. MHDJ/DB/E/2018- 19/20 Dated: 06.05.2019 due: 15.05.2019 IS HERE BY RETENDER UPTO 24.05.2019 AND SAME SHALL BE OPEN ON 25.05.2019. REST ALL OTHER TERMS AND CONDITION OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED E-NIT SHALL REMAIN SAME. DIP/J-1315/19 Sd/- Dated : 15.05.2019 (Er. T.S.Soodan) Executive Engineer Mech. Hospital & Central Heating Division GMCH Jammu OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, ELECTRIC MAINTT. & R.E. DIVISION, KATHUA Email: [email protected], [email protected] (Phone/Fax Nos: 01922-236945 & 01922-234637) No:- KED/5115-17 Dated: 16-5-2019 Sub:- Extension Notice. Due to poor response, the last date for downloading and submission of e-Bids with regard to e-NIT No KED/03 of 2019 dated 23-04-2019, for Fixing of Rate Contract for supply of Electrical Spares/Minor Stores/ T&P & Hardware items for the year 2019-20 for HT/LT works in the areas falling under the jurisdiction of EM & RE Division Kathua is hereby extended upto 24-05-2019, 02:00 PM. The date of opening of bids shall be on 25-05-2019 at 1 1:00 AM. The last date for submission of hard copies shall be 24-05-2019 before 02:00 PM. All terms and conditions of aforesaid e-NIT shall remain unchanged. Sd/- DIP/J-1310/19 Executive Engineer Dt: 17-5-2019 Electric M&RE Division Kathua.

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