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Ex Regional Manager among officials land in vigilance net 10/21/2016 11:17:37 PM Early Times Report Srinagar, Oct 21: Vigilance Organization has registered a case against Asgar Inayatullah, the then Regional Manager State Forest Corporation (SFC) Doda, Sant Ram, the then Dy Financial Advisor SFC, Contractor Abdul Qayoom Bhagwan and other officials of SFC on the basis of a preliminary enquiry conducted into the allegations of gross irregularities and undue payments made to a blue eyed contractor by SFC in Compartment No 33/ Jai Bhaderwah. According to spokesperson, on the basis of a preliminary enquiry conducted into the allegations of gross irregularities in compartment no. 33/Jai Bhaderwah revealed that without inviting any tender under rules, the then General Manager SFC namely Milkha Singh Jamwal (now expired) on 29/91992 accorded sanction vide no. 1389-94 to a contractor named Abdul Qayoom Bhagwan authorizing him to start work of Felling, H/Sawing and Pathroo for a volume of 50,000 cft in compartment no 33/Jai Bhaderwah which was to be completed by the end of December 1992. A similar sanction vide No 54 of 1993-94 dtd 18/05/1993 was accorded to the same contractor when he had not completed the previous work in the stipulated time frame, official added. He said, "Not only working period of the contractor was extended but the nature of the contract was also changed besides a payment of Rs 13.97 lakh was released in favour of the contractor without obtaining work done report in five bills from the field. The above facts clearly shows that all the concerned SFC officers posted from time to time at Doda and Bhaderwah favoured and facilitated blue eyed contractor Abdul Qayoom Bhagwan without inducing competition as per rules that too at the cost of state exchequer. Investigation of the case has been taken up.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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