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--------~--.------ No. A-12011/9/2019-Admn.1 Governmentof India Ministry of Corporate Affairs A-wing, 5th Floor, Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi, dated: 19th June, 2019 OFFICE ORDER With the approval of the Competent Authority, the following officials are hereby appointed in the personal staff of Hon'ble Minister of Corporate Affairs (Ms. Nirmala Sitharaman) in the post and scale as mentioned against their names after completion of their winding up period with Former Minister of Finance and Corporate Affairs (Shri Arun Jaitley): S.No. Name (S/Shri) Designation Pay Scale Date of effect 1. Surender Datt Ranakoti Add!. PS Level-ll of Pay Matrix (~67,700-2,08,700/-) 30.06.2019 2. Harsh Trivedi Asstt. PS Level-08 of Pay Matrix (~47,600-1,51,100/-) 01.06.2019 3. Padam Singh Asstt. PS Level-08 of Pay Matrix (~47,600-1,51,100/-) 30.06.2019 4. Gopal Bhandari First PA Level-08 of Pay Matrix (~47,600-1,51,100/-) 30.06.2019 I 5. Raghavender Paswan Peon Level-Olaf Pay Matrix (~18,000-56,900/-) 15.06.2019 2. The appointment of the above officials is at the pleasure of and is co-terminus with the tenure of Ms. Nirmala Sitharaman as Minister of Corporate Affairs or till they cease to hold the post or until further orders, whichever event occurs the earliest. They will have no claim whatsoever for absorption under the Government of India and will continue to hold the above posts at the discretion of the Minister. 3. The appointment of the above officials is on provisional basis subject to their fitness w.r.t. extant DoPT instructions in this regards. [RiaZUI~ Under Secretary to Government of India 1. Officials concerned. 2. The Pay and Accounts Officer, Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Paryavaran Bhawan, CGO Complex, New Delhi. 3. Office of CAM/MOS, Corporate Affairs. 4. Office of Secretary/ ASj AS&FAjDGCoAjJS(K)jJS(G)jEAjAdv.(Cost)/DDG 5. Cash Section, Ministry of Corporate Affairs, New Delhi (2 copies). 6. General/Vigilance/Library Sections of Ministry of Corporate Affairs. 7. e-Governance Cell to place it on MCA.Website under the New appointment column 8. Service Book/Personal file of the Officer. 9. Guard File - 2019. .

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