MA Khan Corrupt Information commissioner CIC

Object of RTI is exposing corruption and increasing efficiency;

From;

Date 7.2.2015

KD Aggarwal, 

#1366, sector 40-B,

Chandigarh.

To,

         Secretary/Additional secretary/Registrar/Joint Secretary/IC, Central Information commission, 2^nd floor August Kranti Bhawan, Bhikaji cama Place, New Delhi 110066.

Sub; Complaint of corruption against Information Commissioner MA Khan Yusufi nexus with D P Ojha.

Sir,

Sh D P Ojha ex-official Liquidator, Chandigarh and presently posted as official Liquidator, New Delhi is involved in upto Rs 500 crore scam in the office of official Liquidator, Chandigarh. The modus operandii is;-

i)       Looting Public of money and property worth crores of rupees by stealing, cheating and theft of assets under his custody. http://kapildevaggarwal.blogspot.com/2013/06/theft-of-assets-by-dp-ojha-and-ml.html This is only a tip of iceberg. Rest has been concealed by Information Commissioner MA Khan Yusufi to favor D P Ojha

ii)      Making payment in name of persons who have never been born and thus making crores of rupees for self and benefit of private persons. http://kapildevaggarwal.blogspot.com/2012/10/fraud-by-security-agencies-and-official.html. This is only a tip of iceberg. Rest has been concealed by Information Commissioner MA Khan Yusufi to favor D P Ojha

iii)     Making undue gains for himself and loss to public by managing bids of Properties below their valuation and pocketing the difference. This is only a tip of iceberg. Information Commissioner MA Khan Yusufi has suppressed the information as per details given by me in my letter Dt 5.1.2015 to favor D P Ojha.

iv)     Making payments to Valuers in excess of their entitlement by concealing the approved norms, getting different valuations of same property to show to different persons for the purpose of managing bids thereby making private benefit of public office. Information Commissioner MA Khan Yusufi has suppressed the information as per details given by me in my letter Dt 5.1.2015 to favor D P Ojha.

Vide my letter Dt 5.1.2015, I informed the commission that that D P Ojha has visited o/o CIC and contacted and transferred funds to Khan Yusufi and vide my letter/fax of even date I also requested Sh Khan Yusufi to recuse himself from hearing any appeals related to D P Ojha official Liquidator or my appeals since I have made complaint of corruption against him. The letter /fax stated; “I request that my appeals be either listed before another IC or be listed after retirement of MA Khan Yusufi.”

Now I have received an order file No CIC/KY/A/2014/000809 Dt 27.1.15 which further evidences lack of human intelligence, integrity, sound medical health and morality.  D P Ojha forged and fabricated an anonymous letter Dt 4.1.2012 initialed by same persons 23 times to prevent me from seeking information about corruption in the o/o Official Liquidator being done by D P Ojha, having failed to dissuade me thus he reportedly paid money to Information commissioner Khan Yusufi to misuse RTI for the sole purpose of encouraging corruption and looting public money.

Information sought in Appeal 809/2014.

Names and addresses all staff members present in office on 4.1.2012, Present place of posting of Monika former PA to DP Ojha and List of companies where confirmation of sale is pending in High Court.

Reply by CPIO/AA. Information not given.

Order of Khan Yusufi Dt 27.1.2015;

i)He states “I have made frivolous, false and unfounded allegations against D P Ojha.”

Evidence that order is result of corruption, lack of eye sight, lack of good moral character  and/or against human intelligence?;

Information under RTI from CIC reveals that his office or CIC has no records which were sought by me to prove corruption of D P Ojha which information is available in records sought by me from O/O Official Liquidator earlier and later to instant RTI. Then on what basis he has given this finding this finding has come. This clean chit cannot be given with exchange of monetary consideration from D P Ojha to Khan Yusufi. He has no records sought by me under RTI which evidenced corruption, embezzlement of public money. Part evidence is already available on web as detailed above.

Order of Khan Yusufi Dt 27.1.2015;

ii)      He falsely states; “ second appeals of same appellant were similarly based on frivolous, false and unfounded allegations which were dismissed vide orders Dt 17.3.2007 and 25.4.2007.

Evidence that order is result of corruption, lack of eye sight, lack of good moral character  and/or against human intelligence?;

I never filed any second appeal before CIC before 2012.

Order of Khan Yusufi Dt 27.1.2015;

iii) “Appellant is in habit of leveling false allegation and has also leveled false, frivolous and unfounded allegations against this commission (i.e Khan Yusufi).”

Evidence that order is result of corruption, lack of eye sight, lack of good moral character  and/or against human intelligence?;

Complaint Dt 5.1.2015 is duly substantiated from records and Khan Yusufi is giving himself a clean chit without discussing the evidence presented to him. This is ex-facie clear case and proof of corruption of Khan Yusufi. Information under RTI reveals that Khan Yusufi has not given information to this commission about his holdings of gold, Bank fixed deposits as on 1.4.2014 and 31.12.2014 during which period D P Ojha reportedly gave him money to misuse RTI to encourage corruption and conceal information of corruption available in records.

Order of Khan Yusufi Dt 27.1.2015;

iv) Khan Yusufi states; “ Appellant is misusing RTI to settle personal score/grouse against D P ojha”

Evidence that order is result of corruption, lack of eye sight, lack of good moral character  and/or against human intelligence?;

Information under RTI from CIC reveals that his office or CIC has no records which prove that I have any personal grouse or grievance against him. There is none. There is no basis for me to make this statement which is against records and false to his knowledge. Only corrupt are hiding information. Information is available in records to prove corruption by D P Ojha from O/O Official Liquidator earlier and later to instant RTI. Then on what basis he has made such an statement which is not borne on record unless he has been paid to write this.

Order of Khan Yusufi Dt 27.1.2015;

v) Appeal considered thoroughly i.e. information sought. ..there is no legal flaw.

Evidence that order is result of corruption, lack of eye sight, lack of good moral character  and/or against human intelligence?;

Order is computerized and would apply to every order in every case since what was considered and how the orders are legal are not discussed. Computerized orders are evidence of corruption.

Order is evidence of Corruption and offense of moral turpitude. Order suffer from lack of human intelligence and prudence? The order has been passed at instance of D P Ojha official Liquidator presently posted in New Delhi. The orders are abuse of RTI act aimed at encouraging corruption and hiding corrupt deeds.

The information commissioners are providing valuable services to the society to bring out corruption and improve governance but exception are everywhere and Khan Yusufi is an exception to honesty, morality and/or suffers from serious medical ailments. He is neither morally nor medically fit to perform the duties assigned to him. Information received under RTI discloses that details of his bank balances and gold as on 31.3.2014 and as on 31.12.14 is not available on file. D P Ojha met him in November 2014 when cash or gold was reportedly transferred. Record also reveals that his medical clearance/ mental examination and eye sight report are not on file.  Hence you are requested to take appropriate disciplinary action and also transfer all my cases from his bench to some other bench.”

                                                                             In service of nation

                                                                             K D Aggarwal

Is Gandhi's congress party mother of Riots???

Does anyone remember who the chief minister of Maharashtra was during the Mumbai riots which were no less deadly than the Gujarat riots of 2002 ?

Does anyone recall the name of the chief minister of U.P. during Malliana and Meerut riots or Bhagalpur or Jamshedpur riots under Congress regimes took place ?

Do we hear names of earlier chief ministers of Gujarat under whose charge, hundreds of riots took place in post-Independence India ?

Does anyone remember who was in-charge of Delhi's security when the 1984 massacre of Sikhs took place in the capital of India ?

How come Narendra Modi has been singled out as the Devil Incarnate as if he personally carried out all the killings during the riots of 2002 ?"

When one says Gujarat's agriculture growth is 10-11% since whole last decade, the other says 2002 Riots!

When one says he made the Asia's biggest solar plant, the other says 2002 Riots!

When one says Gujarat is the only state in the whole of India to provide 24*7 and 365 days electricity to almost all of its 18,000 villages, the other says 2002 Riots!

When one says the world bank's statement of 2011 said Gujarat roads are equivalent to international standards, the other says 2002 Riots!

When one says Gujarat is the first State in country to have "high speed wireless Broadband service in its all 18,000 villages," the other says 2002 Riots!

When one says Forbes Magazine rated Ahmadabad as the fastest growing city in India and 3rd in the world, the other says 2002 Riots!

When one says Gujarat Tourism is growing faster than ever before, the other says 2002 Riots!

When one says according to central govt's Labour Bureau's report, Gujarat has the lowest unemployment rate in country, the other says 2002 Riots!

When Narendra Modi is being chosen as the best current Indian leader in almost all surveys polls again and again, the other says 2002 Riots!

When one says 2003-2013 are the only 10 straight years in Gujarat history which are totally riot-free, The other STILL says 2002 Riots!

But when we remind them about riots which occurred during Congress and in Communist Party rule :

1947 Bengal (partition riots)...9000-10,000 dead ...CONGRESS RULE.

1967 Ranchi ...200 DEAD...CONGRESS RULE.

1969 Ahmedabad...512 DEAD...CONGRESS RULE.

1970 Bhiwandi...80 DEAD ...CONGRESS RULE.

1979 Jamshedpur...125 DEAD...CPIM RULE

(COMMUNIST PARTY)

1980 Moradabad...2,000 DEAD...CONGRESS RULE.

1983 Nellie Assam ...5,000 DEAD...CONGRESS RULE.

1984 anti-Sikh Delhi...2,733 DEAD ...CONGRESS RULE.

1984 Bhiwandi...146 DEAD ...CONGRESS RULE.

1985 Gujarat ...300 DEAD...CONGRESS RULE.

1986 Ahmedabad...59 DEAD...CONGRESS RULE.

1987 Meerut ...81 DEAD ...CONGRESS RULE.

1989 Bhagalpur...1,070 DEAD ...CONGRESS RULE.

1990 Hyderabad ...300 PLUS DEAD...CONGRESS RULE.

1992 Mumbai ...900 TO 2000 DEAD ...CONGRESS RULE.

1992 Surat ...175 DEAD...CONGRESS RULE.

Because Congress is mother of riots.

Ministry of Rural Development 2017

Year Review-2017: Ministry of Rural Development

                    Pradhan Mantri Awwas Yojana-Gramin (PMAY-G)

The erstwhile scheme of IAY has been  restructured into Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana-Gramin (PMAY-G) with effect from 1^st April, 2016 and is in line with the Government’s commitment of providing ‘Housing for All by 2022’ with improved scheme architecture and robust delivery and monitoring mechanism.

Achievement/Initiatives during 2017-18:

·         The Ministry envisages to construct  1 crore houses in rural India at enhanced unit assistance of Rs 1.20 lakh in plain areas and Rs 1.30 lakh in difficult areas/hilly states/IAP districts by 2018-19 under PMAY-G.  In addition to the unit assistance, the beneficiary is also entitled to receive Rs 12,000 for construction of a toilet and 90/95 days of unskilled wage labour for construction of the house in convergence with MGNREGS.

·         Against the target of 75.88 lakh houses allocated to the States/UTs under PMAY-G during 2016-18, 71.01 lakh beneficiaries have been registered, out of which 63.72 lakh houses have been geo-tagged. 58.58 lakh beneficiaries have received sanctions of their houses, out of which 53.20 lakh and 34.44 lakh beneficiaries have received 1^st and 2^nd installments respectively (as on 14.12.2017) for the construction of their houses and 11.57 lakh PMAY-G houses have been completed so far.

·         Innovative use of space technology has ensured that resources are targeted to genuine beneficiaries by allowing verification of current housing status.

·         Uploading of geo tagged and time stamped photographs of beneficiaries in front of their existing dwellings, using the mobile Application viz. Awaas App, has been made mandatory for sanctioning houses under PMAY-G.

·         It is proposed that 20000 rural masons will be trained and certified under the training initiative in FY 2017-18.

Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA)

●       MGNREGA aims at enhancing livelihood security of the households in rural areas of the country by providing at least one hundred days of guaranteed wage employment in a financial year. The allocation of Rs.48,000 crore for the FY 2017-18, is the highest ever allocation for MGNREGA.

●       During 2017-18 so far, 4.35 crore households have been provided employment in 156 lakh works. In the process, 160 crore persondays of employment have been generated. Out of the total employment, 54% have been generated for women, well above the statutory requirement of 33%.

●       In FY 2017-18 (so far) nearly 60% of total expenditure is on Natural Resource Management (NRM) works. Expenditure on agriculture and allied sector works in FY 2017-18 is nearly 71%, which was only around 48 % in FY 2013-14.

●       The thrust on agriculture and allied activities is visible at the field level with about 71% expenditure on these works in FY 2017-18. Under Mission Water Conservation, 2264 water stressed blocks have received special attention for Natural Resource Management including water harvesting and water conservation.

●       During 2017-18, 3.6 lakh farm ponds and 1.55 lakh Vermi/ NADEP compost pits have been completed so far.

●       96% of the wages are being paid electronically into the Bank/Post Office accounts of MGNREGA workers through NeFMS.

●       Under GeoMGNREGA, using space technology, more than 2 crore assets have been geotagged and made available in the public domain.

●       As per the Socio-Economic Caste Census - 2011 (SECC), around 5.40 Crore households fall under the category landless households dependent on manual casual labour for livelihood. The Government is making all efforts to bring these households, who are not having Job Cards and are willing, to get employment under MGNREGS.

Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY)

The primary objective of PMGSY is to provide connectivity by way of all-weather roads. The programme also has an upgradation component with a target to upgrade existing rural roads in order to ensure full farm to market connectivity. PMGSY-II aims to cover upgradation of existing selected rural roads based on a criterion to make the road network vibrant. Development of Rural Hubs and growth centres are crucial to the overall strategy of facilitating poverty reduction through creating rural infrastructures. Growth centres/rural hubs provide markets, banking and other service facilities enabling and enhancing self-employment and livelihood facilities.

·         PMGSY, the rural road connectivity scheme, has made considerable contribution in connecting far flung and scattered areas of the country.

·         Out of a total of 1,78,184 eligible habitations under PMGSY, 1,45,158 habitations have been connected bringing the total habitations connected to 82%.   

·         5,08,047.22 km of road length have been completed under PMGSY during 2017-18 (as on October 2017), with an expenditure of Rs. 1,63,059.16 crore.

·            Road length of 17330 km have been constructed by covering 4817 habitations during the year 2017-18 (April to October, 2017).

·            PMGSY has also approved the proposals for all the remaining habitations to be connected and it is expected to attain almost 100% connectivity by March, 2019.

·            An amount of Rs. 1,47,984.88 crore has been released under PMGSY during 2017-18 (as on October 2017).

·            1.07 lakh kilometers of upgradation is proposed as PMGSY-III.  In this endeavour, the annual funding support of Rs. 19000 crore from the Central Government will be maintained upto 2022. 

·            Further, connecting habitations in LWE affected blocks have also been undertaken in 9 States with a target of constructing 5382 km. This project has been initiated from 2016-17 and is expected to be completed by March, 2020.

·            PMGSY is aggressively encouraging use of “Green Technologies” and non-conventional materials like waste plastic, cold mix, geo-textiles, fly-ash, iron and copper slag etc. in rural roads.  During the current year (upto 27^th Sept. 2017) 2,484 kms PMGSY road length has been constructed using “Green Technologies.

·            15% of all PMGSY roads are now being taken up through use of innovative green technologies like use of waste plastic, geo-textiles, fly ash, iron and copper slag and cold mix. 

·            With a view to bring transparency & responsiveness in governance, plug leakages and to quickly address the citizen grievances, PMGSY has been encouraging use of information technology, mobile technology and space technology. A Mobile Application “Meri Sadak” launched to enable citizens to register complaints regarding the quality and pace of construction of PMGSY roads. 

·            PMGSY-II programme launched to cover upgradation of existing selected rural roads based on a criterion to make the road network vibrant. So far, 12 States have transited to PMGSY-II for which 3,738 works have already been cleared covering 25,791.56 km upgradation works (as on October, 2017). States have completed 1459 works by upgrading 11,798.85 km road length.

National Social Assistance Programme  (NSAP)

NSAP comprises of five sub-schemes namely Indira Gandhi National Old Age Pension Scheme (IGNOAPS), Indira Gandhi National Widow  Pension Scheme (IGNWPS), Indira Gandhi National Disability Pension Scheme (IGNDPS), National Family Benefit Scheme (NFBS) and Annapurna Scheme. The schemes of NSAP are implemented both in urban and rural areas, by the Social Welfare Department in the States.

·         The National Social Assistance Programme covers 3.20 crore beneficiaries include about 2.40 crore old age pensioners, 70.43 lakh widow pensioners and 10.32 lakh pensioners with disability.

·         NSAP has been included under Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) scheme and in the current year State of Gujarat and UT of Lakshadweep are using 100% transfer through DBT mechanism.  DBT has been partially implemented in the States of Jharkhand, Haryana, Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh. 

·         For preventing leakages of funds to unintended beneficiaries 100% records have been digitized.

·         74.08% of Aadhar of beneficiaries have been seeded in the Bank A/Cs

·         There is proposal to revamp the National Social Assistance Programme (NSAP) as Pradhan Mantri Samajik Suraksha Yojana (PMSaSY) admissible to 5.07 crore beneficiaries.

Deen Dayal Antyodaya Yojana-National Rural Livelihoods Mission

Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana- National Rural Livelihoods Mission (DAY-NRLM) seeks to reach out to 8-9 crore rural poor households and organize one woman member from each household into affinity based women SHGs and federations at village level and at higher levels.

Progress:

·            During 2017-18 (as on October 2017), 683 additional blocks have been covered under “Intensive” implementation strategy of DAY-NRLM bringing the cumulative total to 4330 blocks.

·            During the year 2017-18 so far, over 56 lakh households have been mobilized into 4.84 lakh SHGs.

·            SHGs have also been extended a capitalization support of Rs. 729.74 crore.

·            A total amount of Rs. 35410.42 lakh has been disbursed to 2.84 lakh SHGs as Revolving Fund (RF) while Rs. 53599.77 lakh has been disbursed to 1.01 lakh SHGs and their federation as Community Investment Fund (CIF) so far during 2017-18.

·            The SHG-Bank Linkage programme has seen tremendous growth year on year under DAY-NRLM. During this financial year, about 14.2 lakh SHGs have accessed credit of Rs. 18000 crore up to October, 2017.

·            More than 33 lakh Mahila Kisans have been covered under Mahila Kisan Sashaktikaran Pariyojana (MKSP) in 17 States, to empower women in agriculture and enhance their participation and productivity in agriculture based livelihoods.

·            “Aajeevika Grameen Express Yojana (AGEY)” has been initiated as a sub scheme under DAY-NRLM to provide an alternative source of livelihoods to members of Self Help Groups (SHGs) under DAY-NRLM by facilitating them to operate public transport services in backward rural areas and  to provide safe, affordable and community monitored rural transport services (e-rickshaws, 3 and 4 wheeler motorised transport vehicles) to connect remote villages with key services and amenities (including access to markets, education and health) for the overall economic development of the area by making use of the supports available within the framework of DAY-NRLM. The sub-scheme will be implemented in 250 blocks in the country on a pilot basis for a period of 3 years from 2017-18 to 2019-20. Till date, proposals from 17 States have been approved and 153 vehicles have started operating in rural areas.

·         Promotion of rural enterprises: Start Up Village Entrepreneurship Programme (SVEP) is a sub-scheme of DAY-NRLM designed to support rural youth to take up local entrepreneurship. As on date, 7800 enterprises have been promoted across 17 States. It is expected that SVEP will support an additional 25000 entrepreneurs during the year 2018-19.

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Deendayal Upadhyaya Grameen Kaushalya Yojana (DDU-GKY)

DDU-GKY is a placement linked skill-training programme and is uniquely placed to empower rural poor youth with employable skills and facilitate their participation in regular labour market. It is currently being implemented in 28 States.

Progress:

·         DDU-GKY has over 566 Training Centers in 674 Projects, in partnership with over 310 Project Implementing Agencies conducting training across 39 sectors, and over 329 job roles (as on 31.10.17).

·         Against a target of skilling 2 lakh candidates during the current financial year, over 83,745 candidates have already been trained, of which over 46,654 candidates have been placed in jobs (as on 31.10.17).

·         The Ministry has selected 12 new Champion Employers and entered into an MoU with them for high quality training and placements.

Rural Self Employment Training Institutes (RSETIs): At present RSETIs are offering training in more than 56 vocations classified under major areas like agriculture, processing, product manufacture and general EDP.

Initiatives:

·         During 2017-18 (as on 31.10.17), 7,897 candidates have been trained under Project LIFE MGNREGA by RSETIs.

·         9,200 candidates have been credit linked under thrust programmes of PMO while 3,519 candidates have been credit linked under PM MUDRA Yojana by the RSETIs.

·         The National Centre for Excellence of RSETIs (NACER) was selected by ASSOCHAM for “Best NGO in Skill Development” for remarkable contribution in Entrepreneurship Development through RSETIs for the year 2016-17.

·         Another initiative ‘Kaushal Panjee’ (Skill Register) has also been undertaken which provides a citizen centric end-to-end solution to aid mobilization of candidates for Rural Self Employment and Training Institutes (RSETIs) and DDU-GKY.

Progress:

·         586 RSETIs are functioning  across the country.

·         Over 25.24 lakh unemployed youth have been trained under RSETIs, out of which, about 16.64 lakh have been settled (from 1.4.2008 up to 30.11.2017).

·         Against a target of skilling 3.97 lakhs candidates in FY 2017-18, 2,34,692 candidates have been trained and 1,55,174 settled.

Shyama Prasad Mukherjee RURBAN Mission

The Government approved the Shyama Prasad Mukherji Rurban Mission (SPMRM) with an outlay of Rs. 5142.08 crores on 16^th September, 2015 with the objective to transform rural areas into economically, socially and physically sustainable spaces. Under this Mission, 300 clusters in rural areas, across 29 States and 5 UTs, with latent potential for growth are to be identified, following clearly enunciated methodologies in the framework of implementation.

·    Against the allocation of 300 clusters, 267 clusters have already been identified following the prescribed cluster selection methodology. The emphasis is to develop the thematic economic strengths of the clusters, provide required amenities to support this, apart from saturating basic, social and digital infrastructure in the clusters within a period of 3 years.

·   153 Integrated Cluster Action Plans (ICAPs), which are the blue prints of investment for each cluster, have been approved for 29 States and one UT of Dadra & Nagar Haveli.

·   The work in the clusters in areas identified are ongoing and nearly Rs 1500 crores of expenditure has been incurred under the Mission till date.

·   At the end of the Mission period, the country will have 300 Rurban clusters which will be ODF, green, agro based and thematic clusters based on skilled manpower and access to economic opportunities.

Saansad Adarsh Gram Yojana (SAGY)

·         Saansad Adarsh Gram Yojana (SAGY) was launched by Hon’ble Prime Minister on 11th October 2014 with the objective of creating model Gram Panchayats in all parts of the country. The development of SAGY Gram Panchayats takes place under the guidance of Hon’ble Members of Parliament through the convergence and implementation of existing Government Schemes and Programmes without allocating any additional funds.

·         The Hon’ble Members of Parliament have adopted 1241 Gram Panchayats under SAGY as on 18^th December 2017. As an initial step, the Gram Panchayats identified under SAGY conduct awareness generation and social mobilisation activities. This is followed by a baseline survey and participatory formulation of a development plan for the village under the guidance of Hon’ble MPs. The Gram Panchayats adopted under SAGY prepared Village Development Plans (VDP) containing prioritised time-bound activities to achieve holistic progress of the village, through the convergence of resources. Out of the 1241 Gram Panchayats adopted under SAGY, 857 Gram Panchayats have uploaded their Village Development Plans on the SAGY website. As per data updated on the SAGY website till 18th December 2017, Gram Panchayats identified under SAGY have completed 19951 projects and 7152 (15.3%) projects are in progress.