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| Failed CA aspirant 'purchased' Assistant Audit Officer's post | | Probity claims of SFC management busted | | Avinash Azad
JAMMU, Dec 13: The tall claims of State Financial Corporation (SFC), especially the Managing Director AR Makroo -viz-a-viz selection of highly qualified professions on prestigious posts have fallen flat as a failed Chartered Accountant (CA) aspirant, had become Assistant Audit Officer, allegedly in lieu of some hefty amount.
According to documents in the possession of Early Times, duly authorized by the Corporation, the SFC had engaged an Assistant Audit Officer (AAO) who had failed to qualify his Chartered Accountancy (CA).
"Vikas Darmania, was engaged as ASO in SFC on April 2011, but he had failed to qualify his CA degree, even after repeated attempts", the documents read. The documents further reveal that the ASO, was perusing CA, from The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, but had failed to obtain minimum marks required to get the degree.
"Vikas Darmania, enrollment number 7881128, roll number 27074 had appeared in final examination held in May 2008, but failed in group-I to get minimum marks. Vikas again appeared for said examination in November 2010 under roll number 29630, wherein he got 178 marks out of 400 against minimum 200 required to qualify the exam of group-I", the documents reveal.
Appointment of candidates like Vikas Darmania, Naseer-un-Zaman, son of MD and others has brought the intrigue claims of SFC management to revive the Corporation by engaging 'Highly qualified young professionals'.
Early Times has already exposed nepotism in the SFC following which, the Corporation had justified engagement of blue-eyed and highly influential candidates with the approval of Board of Directors.
These include Naseer-un-Zaman, son of Managing Director of the Corporation AR Makroo, who was not only engaged but within one month of confirmation of his service, was sent on deputation to Power Development Corporation (PDC).
Moreover, 11 employees of understaffed State Finance Corporation are on deputation and eight retired officers are enjoying re-engagement in cash starved Corporation. These Corporations have become bankrupt only due to corrupt practices of management of Corporations but every time the blame was put on under performance of employees ", an employee pleading anonymity said, adding that faulty policies and interference of politicians had ruined them. |
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