Chapter VI EsTaBLISHMENT

The Anchal Executive Officer shall be an officer of an Administrative Service under the employ of the State Government and appointed to the Anchal Sasan, and the Anchal Sabha shall not have power to dispense with the services of the Anchal Executive Officer.

The State Government may, from time to time, by notification— (a) divide Anchal Sasans in the State of Orissa into different classes according to their income and other circumstances; and (b) transfer any Anchal Sasan from one class to another.

(1) The Anchal Sabha may by a resolution at a meeting specially convened for the purpose express the displeasure of the Anchal Sabha with regard to the manner of execution of any resolution by the Anchal Executive Officer or to the manner of execution of any work of Anchal Sasan by the said Anchal Executive Officer. (2) The Anchal Executive Officer shall forthwith forward a copy of the resolution to the Collector who shall forward the same with his comments to the State Government who shall take such action as they deem fit and inform the Anchal Sabha of their decision in the matter: Provided that where such resolution alleges misconduct in the nature of— (a) indiscipline and insubordination in the nature of wilful disobedience or defiance of orders, (b) persistent negligence in the discharge of duties, (c) bribery and corruption or misappropriation of Anchal funds, (d) misuse or abuse of powers for personal ends, or (e) participation in local politics and party-factions, the State Government shall, without prejudice to any other action that may be taken and pending enquiry into such allegations, forthwith appoint a Deputy Collector to discharge the duties of the Anchal Executive Officer and the Anchal Executive Officer shall thereupon pending further orders of the State Government cease to discharge the duties of his office.

The State Government may prescribe the manner in which the enquiry shall be made by different authorities under sections 94, 95 and 96 and may notwithstanding anything contained in the said sections by rules specify the cases in which there shall be no appeal.

The rules of service for persons appointed to posts created by an Anchal Sasan under section 89 shall provide— (a) that a certain class of officers and employees shall be transferable by the Collector from one Anchal to another in the district: Provided that the number of posts of that class or grade prescribed for the Anchal is not thereby exceeded; (b) that a person transferred to a post shall be subject to the same administrative and disciplinary control and to the same privileges as to allowances, conditions, etc., as a person appointed directly to the posts; (c) that the Anchal Sasan shall contribute at a prescribed rate towards the pension or gratuity of such service to the Centralised Pension or Provident Fund to be controlled by the Anchal Service Board.

(1) The State Government may make regulations in respect of persons appointed to posts created by Anchal Sasan under section 89 for— (a) fixing of amount and nature of security to be furnished; (b) regulating the grant of acting allowances, travelling allowances, subsistence allowance and other allowances; (c) regulating the contributions that shall be compulsorily payable to the Provident Fund; (d) regulating the grant of extraordinary gratuity to any member of their family and distributing the charge against the several Anchals in which such officer or employee may have worked during the period of his service in Anchals; (e) regulating conduct; (f) generally laying down conditions of services. (2) Pending the framing of regulations under sub-section (1) the rules and regulations obtaining in respect of similar service under the State Government shall apply in respect of matters enumerated in clauses (a) to (f) of sub-section (1).