07-29-2006, 01:58 AM
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In Ramdoss case, he was enjoying every perks including daily allowances and AIIMS guest house.
Even according to new law, they can't withdraw salary or use perks from honorary position.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->The petition filed by Venugopal besides seeking the quashing of the AIIMS Institute Body's recommendation for terminating his services, <b>alleged that Ramadoss himself or in the name of his personal staff enjoyed pecuniary benefits or privileges. Thus he is liable to incur disqualification from being a Parliament member under Article 102 of the Constitution.</b>
The petition further states, the Health Minister after taking over as <b>AIIMS President, started staying at its guesthouse. After he vacated, his Officer on Special Duty, DS Murthy, a retired police inspector, stayed there. The guesthouse was not meant for the Minister's personal staff, Venugopal alleged</b>.
Besides, t<b>he Minister had been asking AIIMS to foot his mobile and landline phone bills. Ramadoss is also accused of bringing along an Indian Police Service (IPS) officer of the Tamil Nadu cadre, Pramod Kumar as OSD, who was paid salary and allowances from the AIIMS account.</b>
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In Ramdoss case, he was enjoying every perks including daily allowances and AIIMS guest house.
Even according to new law, they can't withdraw salary or use perks from honorary position.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->The petition filed by Venugopal besides seeking the quashing of the AIIMS Institute Body's recommendation for terminating his services, <b>alleged that Ramadoss himself or in the name of his personal staff enjoyed pecuniary benefits or privileges. Thus he is liable to incur disqualification from being a Parliament member under Article 102 of the Constitution.</b>
The petition further states, the Health Minister after taking over as <b>AIIMS President, started staying at its guesthouse. After he vacated, his Officer on Special Duty, DS Murthy, a retired police inspector, stayed there. The guesthouse was not meant for the Minister's personal staff, Venugopal alleged</b>.
Besides, t<b>he Minister had been asking AIIMS to foot his mobile and landline phone bills. Ramadoss is also accused of bringing along an Indian Police Service (IPS) officer of the Tamil Nadu cadre, Pramod Kumar as OSD, who was paid salary and allowances from the AIIMS account.</b>
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