सैनिक दर्पण ठळक घडामोडी
Date : 06 Sep 2015
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OROP : Prime
Minister Narendra Modi cleared the air. Hunger Strike Over But Stir On:
Here are the latest developments:
1. Speaking at a rally in Faridabad, PM Modi said,
"80 per cent people in the army work in junior posts, fight from the front
lines and have to retire after 15 or 20 years... They will be among the first
to get the benefits."
2. Ex-servicemen who have been disabled in the line
of duty will also get the benefits. "People are being misled about the
government position on OROP and VRS," PM Modi said.
3. At Delhi's Jantar Mantar, the three protesters
who have been on indefinite hunger strike, were offered food. But Majo General
(Retd) Satbir Singh, who is leading the ex-servicemen's association, said the
stir will be on till all their demands were met.
4. Thanking the Prime Minister for the clarity on
early retirees, Satbir Singh said, "We will get back to hunger strike till
death if the government does not approve our demands."
5. The veterans demand pension equalisation every
year, not every five years as announced by the government; 2013-2014 as the
base year for salary calculation; and they do not agree to the setting up of
judicial board.
6. The veterans, who have been protest for 88 days,
said they were organising a rally, the Gaurav rally, on September 12.
7. The government announced the long-awaited scheme
on Saturday. But the veterans had sought a written statement.
8. There has been also confusion over whether
premature retirement rule would keep ex-servicemen out of the new benefits.
9. Indicating the reason for the delay in
implementation of OROP, PM Modi said the estimate of Rs. 500 crore was a
miscalculation by the previous government. "I went deeper into the issue.
This is about Rs. 8,000 to Rs. 10,000 crore," he said.
10. The nearly decade-long campaign says former
army officers and soldiers must get the same pension as those of the same rank
retiring now. Existing policy creates a huge disparity, with former officers
getting far lower pension than those
junior to them retiring later. <<More>>
मोदींच्या खुलाश्‍याने
माजी सैनिकांचे उपोषण मागे
नवी दिल्ली -
"समान हुद्दा, समान निवृत्तिवेतन
(वन रॅंक, वन पेन्शन-ओआरओपी) योजनेतील
स्वेच्छानिवृत्तीबाबत पंतप्रधान नरेंद्र मोदी यांनी खुलासा केला असून त्यामुळे गेल्या
अनेक दिवसांपासून राजधानी दिल्लीतील जंतरमंतर येथे माजी सैनिकांचे सुरु असलेले उपोषण
मागे घेण्यात
आले आहे.
माजी सैनिकांचे नेतृत्व
करणारे निवृत्त मेजर जनरल सतबीर सिंह यांनी याबाबत सांगितले की, "स्वेच्छानिवृत्तीबाबतच्या खुलाश्‍यानंतर आम्ही आमच्या
लोकांना उपोषण मागे घेण्यास सांगत आहोत‘ मात्र मागण्यांबाबत लेखी आश्‍वासन मिळेपर्यंत
आम्ही आंदोलन सुरूच ठेवणार असल्याचे
म्हटले आहे.
"ओआरओपी‘बाबत भ्रम पसरविले जात असून पंधरा वर्षे सेवा करणाऱ्या प्रत्येक जवानाला
तसेच स्वेच्छानिवृत्ती घेणाऱ्या जवानालाही या योजनेचा लाभ होणार आहे‘ असा खुलासा पंतप्रधान
नरेंद्र मोदी यांनी आज (रविवार) फरीदाबाद येथे केला आहे. मोदींच्या खुलाश्‍यानंतर
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Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha, Chairman Chiefs of
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