(TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE OF INDIA PART – I SECTION – II)

No.I-12015/2/[Link]

Government of India 
Ministry of Home Affairs

Room No.220, North Block,

New Delhi-110 001, dated the 23rd April, 2010.

N O T I F I C A T I O N 

In exercise of powers conferred by Sub-rule (1) of Rule-5 of the Indian Police Service
(Cadre) Rules, 1954, the Central Government allocates the following cadres to the candidates
allocated to the Indian Police Service on the basis of their qualifying the Civil Services
Examination, 2008.

[Link]. Rank No. Name of the Candidate Cadre allotted

S/Shri
1. 28 Naveen Singla Punjab
2. 82 Kuldeep Singh Punjab
3. 84 Ms Debasmita Das West Bengal
4. 86 Sharanappa S.D. Karnataka
5. 88 Rahul Sharma Haryana
6 93 Jasmeet Singh AGMUT
7 99 Atul Sharma Uttar Pradesh
8 100 M.N. Anucheth Karnataka
9 104 Ms Manusmriti AGMUT
10 109 Ms. Shaveta Dhankhar Rajasthan
11 110 Navneet Bhasin Madhya Pradesh
12 111 Indrajeet Mahatha Jharkhand
13 113 Deshmukh Abhinav Diliprao Maharashtra
14 115 Naveen Chandra Jha Bihar
15 118 Swapan Sharma Punjab
16 119 Thomson Jose Kerala
17 120 Koya Praveen Andhra Pradesh
18 122 Kundan Kumar Uttarakhand
19 125 Tarun Nayak Madhya Pradesh
20 129 Ms Preeti Jain Rajasthan
21 134 Imtiaz Ismail Parray Jammu & Kashmir
22 137 Keshav Kumar Choudhary Uttar Pradesh
23 138 Ms Neha Pandey Uttar Pradesh
24 140 Karthik Kashyap Gujarat
25 142 Ms. Monika Bhardwaj AGMUT
26 143 Ms. Harpreet Kaur Bihar
27 144 Amit Singh Madhya Pradesh
28 149 Srinivas A. Kerala
29 150 Shantanu Sinha Karnataka
30 151 Narendra Kumar Bihar
31 152 Shiladitya Chetia Assam-Meghalaya
32 153 [Link] Krishna Karnataka
[Link]. Rank No. Name of the Candidate Cadre allotted
S/Shri
33 154 Rahul Uttar Pradesh.
34 155 Borase Bhushan Gulabrao Karnataka
35 156 Abhinav Khare Karnataka
36 157 Bhaskar Bhushan Andhra Pradesh
37 159 Samant Rohan Rajendra Tamil Nadu
38 161 Ambar Kishor Jha Andhra Pradesh
39 166 Abhinav Kumar Tamil Nadu
40 167 Saurav Kumar Shah Bihar
41 169 Ziaul Haque Tamil Nadu
42 171 Rupesh Kumar West Bengal
43 176 Ajay Singh Rajasthan
44 179 Ms. Disha Mittal Tamil Nadu
45 180 Akhileshvar Singh Orissa
46 181 Mishra Shailendra Kumar Rajesh Jammu & Kashmir
47 182 Ms Vijayanta Tamil Nadu
48 183 Brijesh Kumar Rai Orissa
49 186 Harish N. Tamil Nadu
50 187 Amit Kumar Singh West Bengal
51 189 Nagendra Nath Tripathi West Bengal
52 192 Manjunath H. Kerala
53 194 Akash Magharia West Bengal
54 196 Sumit Kumar West Bengal
55 198 Ajay Kumar Sahni Uttar Pradesh
56 199 Rahul Malik Jammu & Kashmir
57 200 Rathod Amit Kumar Bharat West Bengal
58 203 Ms Amanjeet Kaur Assam – Meghalaya
59 204 Nimbalkar Vaibhav Chandrakant Assam – Meghalaya
60 205 Awadhesh Pathak West Bengal
61 206 Ms Anjali Ahuja West Bengal
62 207 Manavjit Singh Dhillon Jammu & Kashmir
63 211 Vijaya Kumar C. Tamil Nadu
64 229 Durai M. Tamil Nadu
65 230 P. Vijaya Kumar Tamil Nadu
66 238 K. Balaji AGMUT
67 241 Pushkar Anand Bihar
68 248 Paraskar Anil Subhash Maharashtra
69 254 Yogesh Yadav Rajasthan
70 264 Virendra Singh Yadav Gujarat
71 271 Pawan Kumar Uttar Pradesh
72 274 Ms. Bharati Hollikeri Tamil Nadu
73 276 Nirmala Devi S. Maharashtra
74 278 J. Mahesh Tamil Nadu
75 279 Holkar Prashant Vilasrao Maharashtra
76 282 M. Ram Kumar Maharashtra
77 285 MsVidhi Choudhary Gujarat
78 287 Ms N. Ambika Maharashtra
79 290 Ms Baddipudi Vijaya Jyothsna Gujarat
80 299 Pankaj Kumar Choudhary Rajasthan
81 304 Anees Ahmad Ansari Uttar Pradesh
82 305 Rudolf Alvares R.J. Madhya Pradesh
 [Link]. Rank No. Name of the Candidate Cadre allotted
S/Shri
83 315 R. Sathiya Sundaram AGMUT
84 322 A. Koan AGMUT
85 326 Ved Prakash Surya AGMUT
86 336 Akhilesh Kumar Chaurasia Uttar Pradesh
87 337 Shivasimpi Channappa Uttar Pradesh
88 339 Sunil Kumar Yadav West Bengal
89 344 R. Venkatesh Kumar Uttar Pradesh
90 345 Dinesh Kumar P Uttar Pradesh
91 347 Avvaru Ravindranath West Bengal
92 348 Muniraj G Uttar Pradesh
93 349 Gaurav Sharma AGMUT
94 364 Babloo Kumar Uttar Pradesh
95 368 Badana Varun Chandra Sekhar West Bengal
96 372 Suresh Kumar Chadive West Bengal
97 375 V. Ramparasath Manohar Uttar Pradesh
98 377 Rohan P. Kanay Uttar Pradesh
99 379 Nimbalkar Santosh Uttamrao West Bengal
100 383 Ram Niwas yadav Sikkim
101 397 Sudeep Sarkar West Bengal
102 407 Kuwar Rastradeep Rajasthan
103 423 Gaurav Singh Himachal Pradesh
104 425 Babu Ram Bihar
105 472 T.K. Shibu Kerala
106 491 Kamble Amit Tukaram Chhatisgarh
107 508 Ms Priyanka Nagaland
108 509 G. Dharmarajan Tamil Nadu
109 518 Sibichakravarthi M.R. Tamil Nadu
110 534 Dipak Ranjan Kerala
111 556 Vaghela Vishal Kumar Baldevbhai Gujarat
112 565 P. Goulungmuon Singsit Manipur-Tripura
113 570 Jayant Kant Bihar
114 576 Rama Rajeshwari R. Andhra Pradesh
115 587 Vikas Nagaland
116 589 P. Sridharan West Bengal
117 624 B. Ramesh Karnataka
118 670 Shashi Kumar Meena Maharashtra
119 684 Iada Martin Marbaniang Karnataka
120 691 Santhosh Kumar Meena Tamil Nadu
121 697 Charan Singh Meena Orissa
122 703 Ravi D. Channannavar Karnataka

(Inderjeet Kaur)
Director (Police)
Tel. No. 011-23093256

To

The Manager,
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No.I-12015/2/[Link] Dated : 23rd April, 2010.

Copy forwarded for information to:

1. The Director, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy, Hydeabad, Andhra
Pradesh. PIN : 500 052.

2. The Director, Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration, Mussoorie,

Uttaranchal. PIN : 248179.

3. The Chief Secretary to the Government of Andhra Pradesh / Assam / Meghalaya / Bihar /
Chhattisgarh / Gujarat / Haryana / Himachal Pradesh / Jammu and Kashmir / Jharkhand /
Karnataka / Kerala / Madhya Pradesh / Maharashtra / Manipur / Tripura / Nagaland /
Orissa / Punjab / Rajasthan / Sikkim / Tamil Nadu / Uttar Pradesh / Uttaranchal / West
Bengal.

4. The Joint Secretary (UT), Ministry of Home Affairs, North Block, New Delhi.

5. Department of Personnel and Training ( Deputy Secretary- AIS), North Block, New
Delhi, with reference to their OM No.13015/2/2009-AIS-I-Dossier, dated 05.11.2009,
14.12.2009 and 01.01.2010.

6. The Secretary, Union Public Service Commission, Dholpur House Shahjahan Road, New
Delhi.

7. IPS-I Section / IPS- II Section / IPS-III Desk

8. Ten spare copies for IPS-IV Desk.

(Inderjeet Kaur)
Director (Police)
Reference preceding notes.

This is regarding allocation of cadres to the candidates who have been allocated
to the Indian Police Service on the basis of Civil Service Examination 2008.

2. The cadre allocation is to be made in accordance with the new cadre allocation
policy notified by DOPT vide O.M. dated 10.4.08 (Flag ‘A’). The number of vacancies
to be filled through Civil Services Examination 2008 has been determined as 130 in
consultation with the States. These vacancies have also been distributed category wise
on the basis of 200 point running vacancy based roaster. The category and cadre wise
distribution of these vacancies between outsider and insider in the ratio of 2:1 has been
carried out as per 30 point vacancy roster and reserved roster. The details of each cadre
regarding outsider/insider distribution of the 130 vacancies have been tabulated below:-

S. Name of State Number of Insider-42 Outsider - 88

No Cadre vacancies-
130
- GEN OBC SC ST GEN OBC SC ST

1 AGMUT (UT) 8 1 1 - - 2 3 - 1
2 Andhra Pradesh 4 1 - - - 2 - 1 -
3 Assam – Meghalaya 4 1 - - - 2 - - 1
4 Bihar 7 1 - 1 - 3 - 2 -
5 Chhatisgarh 1 - - - - - 1 - -
6 Gujarat 5 1 1 - - 1 2 - -
7 Haryana 1 - - - - - - 1 -
8 Himachal Pradesh 1 - - - - - - 1 -
9 Jammu & Kashmir 4 1 - - - 3 - - -
10 Jharkhand 1 - 1 - - - - - -
11 Karnataka 9 2 - - 1 4 - - 2
12 Kerala 5 2 - - - 2 - 1 -
13 Madhya Pradesh 4 2 - - - 2 - - -
14 Maharashtra 7 1 2 - - - 3 - 1
15 Manipur- Tripura 2 - - 1 - - - 1 -
16 Nagaland 6 - 1 1 - 2 - 2 -
17 Orissa 4 1 - - - 1 - - 2
18 Punjab 3 1 - - - 2 - - -
19 Rajasthan 6 2 - - - 1 1 2 -
20 Sikkim 1 - - - - - 1 - -
21 Tamil Nadu 14 3 2 - - 6 2 - 1
22 Uttar Pradesh 15 2 3 - - 2 7 1 -
23 Uttarakhand 1 - - - - 1 - - -
24 West Bengal 17 1 2 2 - 6 3 3 -
Total 130 23 13 5 1 42 23 15 8

3. In accordance with Para 5, 7 (d) and 8 (ii) the 24 State cadres for the purpose of
cadre allocation have been arranged in alphabetical order. The alphabetical order
followed for cadre allocation of IPS is same as the one followed by DoP&T for IAS
(Flag-‘B’). While processing the cadre allocation it has been observed that though the
candidates are supposed to fill one preference of State/Cadre in one block of the
prescribed form yet (i) 08 candidates for outsider vacancies have given more than one
preference (Flag-‘C’) within one block and (ii) one candidate for home State has ticked
in the block in affirmative (Yes) whereas written by hand in negative (No). Such cases
may be dealt in following ways:-
 (i) (a) All the preferences may be treated as ‘Nil’ as the form of
preference has been filled wrongly.
(b) More than one States preferred in a block be treated as
‘cancelled’ and rest of the States written in each block be counted for the
purpose of cadre allocation.
(c) More than one State preferred in one block be considered
alphabetically while making cadre allocation.

(ii) (a) The preference of home state be taken as negative because the
candidate has written “No” for that.
(b) The candidate while preferring cadres for outsider vacancies has
written his home State as first preference therefore at two places he has
given preference for allocation to the ‘home State’. The preference for
the home State may therefore be taken as ‘Yes’.

Taking a liberal view in the above scenarios, the exercise of allocation of cadres
has been based for outsider vacancies as per above (i) (c) and for insider vacancy as per
(ii) (b). Such cases have been discussed below:-

(1) Sh Sharanappa S.D. belonging to the State of Karnataka (Rank No 86)

while giving preference for home State has ticked on ‘Yes’ but written
‘No’ in hand in the form of UPSC main examination against column No
20 (b). In the preference form, for outsider vacancy he has written 1st
option as Karnaktaka (Home State). Presuming that the candidate has
written ‘No’ in the column 20 (b) inadvertently, his preference for
Karnataka as his home state has been accepted.
(2) Shri Kamble Amit Tukaram (Rank No. 491) has given preference 3 as
Chattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh. He is getting Chattisgarh as
preference No.3

4. Out of the 130 candidates allocated to the Indian Police Service by the DOP&T
(Flag-‘D’). 8 candidates have not joined the service and therefore, their names are not
considered for cadre allocation. Their offers of appointment have been cancelled (Flag-
‘E’). The remaining 122 shall be allotted to Home State/Cadre or any other State/Cadre
on the basis of merit, preference and vacancy available at their turn in the cadres. All
the candidates but for Ms. Priyanka, SC (Rank 508) have given preferences. Ms.
Priyanka has given her option only for the Home State and not for the outsider vacancy.
The details regarding Home States/other cadres and preferences thereof are placed at
(Flag-‘F’).

5. The cadre allocation is being made for the first time as per new Cadre Allocation
Policy of DoP&T dated 10.04.2008 in reference to the candidates selected on the basis
of CSE 2008. The cadre allocation broadly involves two stages (a) filling up of insider
vacancies with the candidates who have opted for the Home States, (b) filling up of
outsider vacancies with candidates as per their merit and preferences. In the first step
the cadre allocation process is to be initiated by making cadre allocation to the available
 candidates belonging to various categories on the insider vacancies. In the second step
the general OBC category candidates are to be given benefit under Para-9. In the third
step the general insider vacancies which could not be filled due to non-availability of
general candidates are to be filled in accordance with Para 7 (d). In the fourth step the
insider SC vacancies which could not be filled due to non-availability of the SC
category candidates are to be filled by exchange as stipulated in Para 7 (a). In the fifth
step insider ST vacancies are to be filled by exchange as stipulated in Para 7 (b). In the
sixth step the insider OBC category candidates are to be exchanged and filled as per
Para 7 (c). After completion of this exercise, the remaining unfilled insider vacancies
are to be converted into outsider vacancies as per Para-8 (iii). The outsider vacancies
are to be filled as per merit and preferences of the candidates. Lastly, the candidates
who have not given any preference for outsider vacancies are to be allocated cadres in
accordance with Para 5.

INSIDER VACANCIES
6. As per para 8(i) of Cadre Allocation Policy, “First, all those candidates who
can be allocated against the insider vacancies available in their category would be so
allocated.” Accordingly, out of 42, the following 26 candidates ( 17 General Category,
7 OBC, 1 SC and 1 ST) have been allocated to their Home States:

(I) General Category candidates allocated to Home State

[Link]. Name Rank Category Home State Cadre allotted
No.
1 Sh. Naveen Singla 28 General Punjab Punjab
2 Ms Debasmita Das 84 General West Bengal West Bengal
3 Sh. Sharanappa S.D. 86 General Karnataka Karnataka
4 Sh. Atul Sharma 99 General Uttar Pradesh Uttar Pradesh
5 Sh. M.N. Anucheth 100 General Karnataka Karnataka
6 Ms Manusmriti 104 General Delhi AGMUT
7 Sh. Navneet Bhasin 110 General Madhya Pradesh Madhya Pradesh
8 Sh. Deshmukh Abhinav 113 General Maharashtra Maharashtra
Diliprao
9 Sh. Naveen Chandra Jha 115 General Bihar Bihar
10 Sh. Thomson Jose 119 General Kerala Kerala
11 Sh. Koya Praveen 120 General Andhra Pradesh Andhra Pradesh
12 Sh. Tarun Nayak 125 General Madhya Pradesh Madhya Pradesh.
13 Ms Preeti Jain 129 General Rajasthan Rajasthan
14 Sh. Imtiaz Ismail Parray 134 General J&K J&K
15 Ms Neha Pandey 138 General Uttar Pradesh Uttar Pradesh
16 Sh. Shiladitya Chetia 152 General Assam Assam-Meghalaya
17 Sh. Ajay Singh 176 General Rajasthan Rajasthan

(ii) OBC Category candidates allocated to Home State

[Link]. Name Rank No. Category Home State Cadre
allotted
1 Sh. Paraskar Anil Subash 248 OBC Maharashtra Maharashtra

2 Sh. Holkar Prashant 279 OBC Maharashtra Maharashtra

Vilasrao
3 Sh. Gaurav Sharma 349 OBC Delhi AGMUT
4 Sh. Vijay Kumar C. 211 OBC Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu
 5 Sh. Durai M. 229 OBC Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu
6 Sh. Anees Ahmad Ansari 304 OBC Uttar Pradesh Uttar Pradesh
7 Sh. Akhilesh Kumar 336 OBC Uttar Pradesh Uttar Pradesh
Chaurasia

(iii) SC Category candidates allocated to Home State

[Link]. Name Rank No. Category Home State Cadre
allotted
1 Sh. Sudeep Sarkar 397 SC West Bengal West Bengal

(iv) ST Category candidates allocated to Home State

[Link]. Name Rank No. Category Home State Cadre
allotted
1 Sh. Ravi D. 703 ST Karnataka Karnataka
Channannavar

7. Under Para 9 of the cadre allocation policy, “a reserved category candidate

selected on general standards shall be eligible for allocation against the available
insider unreserved vacancy as per his merit and preference. But if he cannot be
allocated against such vacancy, for he is lower in rank as compared with other
general category candidates, he shall be considered for allocation as per his merit and
preference against the available insider vacancy of his category and in case found
eligible, adjusted by exchanging insider vacancy in his category into insider UR
vacancy and outsider UR vacancy into outsider reserved vacancy of his category. This
is to ensure that such candidate is not placed at disadvantageous position vis-à-vis
other candidates of his category in the merit list below him.” DoP&T have forwarded
lists of the candidates allocated to the Indian Police Service on the basis of CSE 2008.
These lists contain the names of the candidates as per their category e.g. unreserved
OBC, SC and ST. However, the candidates qualifying on the general merit though
belonging to reserved categories are a part of unreserved list. In the OBC category,
there are 3 candidates who have been selected on General merit but only one could be
given the benefit under the para 9 raising the filling of insider vacancies from 26 to 27.
The details of the three OBC candidates qualifying on general merit are as follows:-

(i) Sh Manjunath H (Rank-192), Gen/OBC candidate (Home State –

Karnataka) :- In IPS Cadre of Karnataka, there are two insider general
vacancies. These are getting filled by two insider General candidates
(Rank No 86 and 100). Sh Manjunath H therefore cannot be allocated to
Home State against the insider general vacancy. He can also not be
adjusted on insider OBC vacancy as the same is not available in IPS
cadre of Karnataka. Sh Manjunath H could therefore not be allocated to
his Home State Karnataka. He has been allotted the cadre as an outsider
candidate under para 8 (iii).
(ii) Sh Ajay Kumar Sahni (Rank No 198) Gen/OBC candidate (Home
State –Uttar Pradesh) :- In IPS cadre of Uttar Pradesh, there are two (2)
insider general vacancies and three (3) insider OBC vacancies. Sh Sahni
is not eligible for allocation to his Home State against the insider general
vacancies as the same are being filled by allocating two insider general
 candidates having higher ranks ( Rank No 99 and 138). Sh Ajay Kumar
Sahni is eligible for allocation to home state by exchanging insider OBC
vacancy with insider unreserved vacancy and outsider unreserved
vacancy with outsider reserved vacancy of his category in IPS cadre of
Uttar Pradesh. Shri Sahni (Rank No.198) therefore is adjusted in U.P as
per Clause 9 of the cadre allocation policy.
(iii)Sh Rathod Amit Kumar Bharat (Rank No 200) Gen/OBC candidate (Home
State –Maharashtra) :- In IPS cadre of Maharashtra, there is one insider
General vacancy and two insider OBC vacancies. The insider general
vacancy is filled by allocation of Rank No.113 over there. Sh Rathod Amit
Kumar Bharat (Rank No 200) therefore cannot be allocated to his home state
against the insider general vacancy. He could have been adjusted against the
OBC insider vacancy but the same is not possible due to non availability of
General category outsider vacancy to facilitate exchange. Shri Rathod Amit
Kumar therefore is not getting the benefit under Rule 9. The 2 OBC
candidates who are lower in rank than him are getting Home State. Shri
Paraskar Anil Subhash (Rank No.248) and Sh Holkar Prashant Vilasrao
Rank No 279 have therefore been allocated to their home state Maharashtra
as per Rules. Shri Rathod Amit Kumar Bharat and Shri Holkar Prashant
Vilasrao have represented for allocation to the home state.   Since as per para
9, the exchange of insider vacancy into insider unreserved vacancy and
outsider unreserved vacancy into outsider reserved vacancy is not possible in
Maharashtra due to non-availability of outsider unreserved vacancy, Shri
Rathod Amit Kumar Bharat (Rank No. 200), an OBC candidate qualified on
general merit is on disadvantageous position in respect of allocation of home
state with reference to the two candidates qualified on OBC category and are
getting their home state. This is against the spirit of the policy. The matter
was therefore referred to DOP&T in file No.I-21023/8/2010-IPS-IV (link
file) for their comments. DOP&T have furnished their advice at flag ‘G’.

(a) Clause 7 (d) of the cadre allocation policy provides, “When no insider
unreserved candidate is available against an Insider Unreserved vacancy,
available in a cadre but insider SC/ST/OBC candidate (s) is/are available,
such senior most ST candidate (failing which such senior Most SC candidate
and such senior most OBC candidate in that order ) shall be adjusted by
shifting out the Unreserved insider vacancy to the next cadre in alphabetical
order having outsider vacancy in that category and bringing in an Outsider
vacancy of that category from that cadre”. Accordingly, in the following
cadres, 5 candidates have been adjusted on the UR/General vacancies due to
non-availability of UR general candidates and availability of reserved category
candidates. Consequently, the number of filled vacancies has risen to 32.

(i) GUJARAT :- There is one insider General vacancy but no insider

general candidate has qualified. No insider ST candidate has also
qualified. However, one SC candidate namely Shri Vaghela Vishal
Kumar Baldevbhai ( Rank No 556) has qualified. He is eligible for
 allocation to Gujarat under the above Rule. For adjusting him in Gujarat,
the insider general vacancy of Gujarat has been shifted out to Haryana
and SC outsider vacancy has been brought in from there as an insider SC
vacancy. Shri Vaghela Vishal Kumar Baldevbhai ( Rank No 556), SC
candidate accordingly has been allocated to his Home State, Gujarat.
(ii) KERALA :- There are two insider General vacancies in Kerala but only
one General category candidate has qualified from the State of Kerala.
For the second insider vacancy UR candidate is not available. No insider
ST candidate is also available. However, S.C. candidates have qualified.
The senior most SC candidate is eligible for allocation to his Home State
as per the above rule. For adjusting him, the general insider vacancy of
Kerala has been shifted out to Manipur-Tripura and SC outsider vacancy
has been brought in from there as an insider SC vacancy. Shri T.K Shibu
(Rank No.472) accordingly, has been allocated to his home State, Kerala.
(iii) TAMILNADU :- In the IPS cadre of Tamil Nadu, there are 3 insider
General Category vacancies but insider General Category candidates
have not qualified. No insider ST candidates has also [Link]
insider SC category candidates eligible for allocation to home state are
available. The three general category vacancies have been shifted out,
one to Uttar Pradesh and two to West Bengal. SC outsider vacancy has
been brought in from there as insider SC vacancies to Tamil Nadu.
S/Shri P. Vijay Kumar (Rank No.230), G Dharmarajan (Rank No.509)
and Sibichakravarthi. M.R. (Rank No. 518) have been allocated to their
home State, Tamil Nadu.

8. Clause 7(a) of the cadre allocation policy provides, “when no candidates is

available against an insider SC vacancy in a Cadre, the same shall be filled up by
bringing in the senior most insider officer available in the merit list of ST candidates
(failing which in the merit list of OBC candidates and in the merit list of the
Unreserved candidates in that order) and shifting the SC vacancy of the cadre to the
cadre to which the incoming officer would have been allocated against the available
outsider vacancy in his category (failing which to the next cadre in alphabetical order
in which the outsider vacancy is available).” In order to make adjustments under this
Rule, first the candidates are allocated to the cadres on the vacancies which remain
unfilled after adjusting the candidates as per 8 (i) and 7 (d). The allocation chart of the
remaining 90 (122-26-1-5= 90) candidates after 8(i) and 7 (d) is placed at Flag ‘H’.
The following two cases are getting covered under Para 7(a) of the Cadre Allocation
Policy. Consequently, 34 insider vacancies are getting filled.

(i) BIHAR :- In IPS cadre of Bihar, there is one insider SC vacancy but no
candidate of SC category has qualified. No insider ST candidate has also
qualified. However, OBC candidates are available. Shri Pushkar Anand, the
senior most OBC candidate from Bihar (Rank No 241) is getting allocated to
Chhatisgarh against the outsider OBC vacancy. Under Para 7(a), the insider SC
vacancy of Bihar is shifted out to Chhatisgarh and OBC outsider vacancy has
 been brought in from there as insider OBC vacancy. Sh Pushkar Anand (Rank
No.241) accordingly, has been allocated to his home state, Bihar.
(ii) MANIPUR-TRIPURA :- In IPS Cadre of Manipur-Tripura, there is one
insider SC vacancy but no candidate from SC category has qualified. However
one candidate of ST Category has qualified. Shri P. Goulungmuon Singsit (Rank
No. 565), the senior most ST candidate from Manipur is get allocated to
AGMUT against the outsider ST vacancy. Under Para 7(a), the insider SC
vacancy of Manipur-Tripura is shifted out to AGMUT and ST outsider vacancy
has been brought in from there as insider ST vacancy. Sh. P. Goulungmuon
Singsit (Rank No. 565) accordingly, has been allocated to his home state,
Manipur-Tripura.
(iii) It is also to be mentioned that there is only1 insider ST vacancy and it is filled
under 8 (i) and therefore , there is no case under 7 (b).
9. Clause 7(c) of the cadre allocation policy provides, “when no candidates is
available against an insider OBC vacancy in a cadre, the same shall be filled up by
bringing in the senior most insider officer available in the merit list of ST candidates
(failing which in the merit list of SC candidates and in the merit list of the Unreserved
candidates in that order) and shifting the OBC vacancy of the cadre to the cadre to
which the incoming officer would have normally been allocated against the available
outsider vacancy in his category (failing which to the next cadre in alphabetical order
in which the outsider vacancy is available).” . From the allocation chart at flag ‘P’ it
can be seen that Sh. Indrajeet Mahatha get allocated to the IPS cadre of Madhya
Pradesh against the outsider vacancy. He has been allocated to the State of Jharkhand
under Clause 7 (c) of the Policy. In IPS cadre of Jharkhand, there is one insider OBC
vacancy but no candidate from OBC, SC or ST category has qualified. However, Shri
Indrajeet Mahatha (Rank No.111), the senior most general candidate is eligible for
allocation to his Home State under Para 7 (c). The insider OBC vacancy of Jharkhand
is shifted out to Madhya Pradesh and General outsider vacancy has been brought in
from there as insider General vacancy. Shri Indrajeet Mahatha (Rank No.111)
accordingly, has been allocated to his home state, Jharkhand.

10. After making adjustment as indicated above, it is stated that no other candidate
is eligible for allocation of home State against the remaining unfilled insider vacancies.
The allocation chart of 35 insider candidates as discussed in the preceding para is placed
at flag ‘I’. The details regarding 35 insider vacancies have been filled and 07 vacancies
which still remain vacant are tabulated below:-

Category Insider Cadre Filled Unfilled Remarks

vacancy allocated
under Rule
GEN 23 8 (i), 7 (c), 9 19 4 8 (i), 7 (c), 9
OBC 13 8 (i), 7 (a) 8 5 8 (i), 7 (a)
SC 5 8 (i), 7 (d) 5+1=6 +1 8 (i), 7 (d)
ST 1 8 (i), 7 (a) 1+1=2 +1 8 (i), 7 (a)
Total 42 35 Non-availability of candidates and finally converted
into outsider
12. The vacancy position as indicated in Para 2 of note after filling the above insider
vacancies has got changed as per following Table:-

Name of State Cadre No. Insider Outsider Total

[Link] of of
vaca GEN OB SC S GEN OB SC ST outsi
ncies C T C der
1 AGMUT (UT) 8 1 1 - - 2 3 1 - 6
2 Andhra Pradesh 4 1 - - - 2 - 1 - 3
3 Assam – Meghalaya 4 1 - - - 2 - - 1 3
4 Bihar 7 1 +1 1-1 - 3 - 2 - 5
5 Chhatisgarh 1 - - - - - 1-1 +1 - 1
6 Gujarat 5 1-1 1-1 +1 - 1 2+1 - - 4
7 Haryana 1 - - - - +1 - 1-1 - 1
8 Himachal Pradesh 1 - - - - - - 1 - 1
9 Jammu & Kashmir 4 1 - - - 3 - - - 3
10 Jharkhand 1 1 - - - - - - -
11 Karnataka 9 2 - - 1 4 - - 2 6
12 Kerala 5 2-1 - +1 - 2 - 1 - 3
13 Madhya Pradesh 4 2 - - - 2-1 1 - - 2
14 Maharashtra 7 1 2 - - - 3 - 1 4
15 Manipur- Tripura 2 - - 1-1 1 +1 - 1-1 - 1
16 Nagaland 6 - 1-1 1-1 - 2 +1 2+1 - 6
17 Orissa 4 1-1 - - - 1+1 - - 2 4
18 Punjab 3 1 - - - 2 - - - 2
19 Rajasthan 6 2 - - - 1 1 2 - 4
20 Sikkim 1 - - - - - 1 - - 1
21 Tamil Nadu 14 3-3 2 +3 - 6 2 - 1 9
22 Uttar Pradesh 15 2+1 3-1 - - 2+1-1 7+1 1-1 - 10
23 Uttarakhand 1 - - - - 1 - - - 1
24 West Bengal 17 1 2-2 2-1-1 - 6+2 3+2 3-2+1 - 15
Total 130 19 8 6 2 46 28 14 7 95

OUTSIDER VACANCIES
13. Under Rule 8 (ii), “…If an insider vacancy cannot be filled as per para 7
above, it would be converted to outsider vacancy and filled as such, duly accounting
the fact of unfilled insider vacancy in the insider-outsider roster of the relevant
cadre.”Accordingly, the remaining 7 unfilled insider vacancies have been converted
into outsider and added in the rest of outsider vacancies. The outsider vacancies
therefore have risen from 88 to 95. After adjusting 35 insider candidates on the insider
vacancies, the remaining 86 candidates (General-43, OBC-27, SC-11, ST-5) have been
allocated cadres against 86 outsider vacancies on the basis of their merit and preference.
One candidate namely, Ms. Priyanka who had not given any preference has been
allocated to Nagaland cadre on an outsider vacancy in accordance with Para-5 of the
Cadre Allocation Policy.

14. Para 8 (iii) of the Cadre Allocation Policy provides, “finally, all the remaining
candidates will be listed under their respective category in the order of merit and then
allocated to a cadre on the basis of their merit, preference and the outsider vacancies
in their category (including the outsider vacancies resulting from conversion of
insider vacancy, which remain eventually unfilled after the allocation as per clause
(i) and (ii) of Para 8 above) available at their turn in the cadres other than their home
cadre. Notwithstanding this, however, if during the course of allocation against the
outsider vacancies as above a candidate is going to be allocated to his own home
cadre because there are no other vacancies left for allocation other than those in his
home cadre, an ‘exchange’ would be resorted to whereby the allocation of such
candidate would be swapped with the cadre allotted to the first candidate above him in
the list whose home state and allotted cadre are different”. Accordingly, 86 candidates
have been allocated cadres on the outsider vacancies as per their merit and preference.
None of the candidates is getting allocated to his home state. The details regarding the
preference of State cadres of 43 General, 27 OBC, 12 SC and 5 ST candidates allocated
against outsider vacancies may please be perused at flag ‘K’, L, M & N respectively.

15. Para 5 of Cadre Allocation Policy provides, “if a candidate does not give any
preference for any of the cadre (s), it will be presumed that he/she has no specific
preference for those cadres. Accordingly, if he is not allocated to any of the cadre for
which he has indicated preference, he shall be allocated alongwith other such
candidates in the order of rank to any of the remaining cadres, arranged in
alphabetical order, in which there are vacancies in his category after allocation of all
the candidates who can be allocated to cadre in accordance with their preference.”
Ms Prinyanka (Rank No.508), SC candidate has not given any preference for cadres
against outsider vacancies. However, she had opted for the home state. The same could
not be allocated to her as there was no insider SC vacancy in Punjab. After allocating
86 candidates, the SC vacancies are available in Nagaland & West Bengal. Under para
5 above, Ms Priyanka (Rank No.508) has been allocated to the IPS cadre of Nagaland.
The allocation chart of the 87 candidates is placed at flag ‘J’.

16. As may be seen from the above, 122 vacancies (35 insider + 87 outsider) have
been filled (cadrewise details are at Flag-‘P’) and 8 vacancies have remained vacant
due to non availability of 8 candidates who had not joined the Service. The details of
unfilled vacancies are as under:-

Sl No. Cadre Unfilled vacancy

Gen OBC SC ST Total

1. Assam Meghalaya - - - 1 1
2. Manipur Tripura 1 - - - 1
3. Nagaland 2 1 1 - 4
4. Orissa - - - 1 1
5. West Bengal - - 1 - 1
Total 3 1 2 2 8
17. Details regarding allocation of cadres to 122 candidates are tabulated below:-

CADRE ALLOCATION
[Link]. Name Rank Category Home State Cadre allotted Under
Para

1 Sh. Naveen Singla 28 General Punjab Punjab 8 (i)

2 Sh. Kuldeep Singh 82 General Haryana Punjab . 8 (iii)
3 Ms Debasmita Das 84 General West Bengal West Bengal 8 (i)
4 Sh. Sharanappa S.D. 86 General Karnataka Karnataka 8 (i)
5 Sh. Rahul Sharma 88 General Punjab Haryana. 8 (iii)
6 Sh. Jasmeet Singh 93 General Punjab AGMUT 8 (iii)
7 Sh. Atul Sharma 99 General Uttar Pradesh Uttar Pradesh 8(i)
8 Sh. M.N. Anucheth 100 General Karnataka Karnataka 8(i)
9 Ms Manusmriti 104 General Delhi AGMUT 8(i)
10 Ms. Shaveta Dhankad 109 General Haryana Rajasthan 8 (iii)

11 Sh. Navneet Bhasin 110 General Madhya Pr. Madhya Pr. 8(i)
12 Sh. Indrajeet Mahatha 111 General Jharkhand Jharkhand 8(i)
13 Sh. Deshmukh Abhinav 113 General Maharashtra Maharashtra 8 (i)
Diliprao
14 Sh. Naveen Chandra Jha 115 General Bihar Bihar 8 (i)
15 Sh. Swapan Sharma 118 General Himachal Pr. Punjab 8 (iii)
16 Sh. Thomson Jose 119 General Kerala Kerala 8(i)
17 Sh. Koya Praveen 120 General Andhra Pr. Andhra Pr. 8 (i)
18 Sh. Kundan Kumar 122 General Bihar Uttarakhand 8 (iii)
19 Sh. Tarun Nayak 125 General Madhya Pr. Madhya Pr. 8 (i)
20 Ms Preeti Jain 129 General Rajasthan Rajasthan 8 (i)
21 Sh. Imtiaz Ismail Parray 134 General J&K J&K 8 (i)
22 Sh. Keshav Kumar 137 General Bihar Uttar Pradesh 8 (iii)

23 Ms Neha Pandey 138 General Uttar pr. Uttar pr. 8 (i)

24 [Link] Kashyap 140 General Karnataka Gujarat 8 (iii)
25 MsMonika Bhardwaj 142 General Haryana AGMUT 8 (iii)
26 Ms Harpreet Kaur 143 General Punjab Bihar 8 (iii)
27 Sh. Amit Singh 144 General Uttar Pr. Madhya Pr. 8 (iii)
28 Sh. Srinivas A. 149 General Karnataka Kerala 8 (iii)
29 [Link] Sinha 150 General Delhi Karnataka 8 (iii)
30 [Link] Kumar 151 General Uttar Pr. Bihar 8 (iii)
31 [Link] Chetia 152 General Assam Assam- 8 (i)
Meghalaya
32 Sh. [Link] Krishna 153 General Andhra Pr. Karnataka 8 (iii)
33 Sh. Rahul 154 General Haryana Uttar 8 (iii)

34 Sh. Borase Bhushan 155 General Maharashtra Karnataka 8 (iii)

35 Sh. Abhinav Khare 156 General Madhya Pr. Karnataka 8 (iii)

[Link]. Name Rank Category Home State Cadre allotted Under
Para

36 Sh. Bhaskar Bhushan 157 General Bihar Andhra 8 (iii)

Pradesh
37 Sh. Samant Rohan Rajendra 159 General Maharashtra Tamil Nadu 8 (iii)
38 Sh. Ambar Kishor Jha 161 General Bihar Andhra 8 (iii)

39 Sh. Abhinav Kumar 166 General Bihar Tamil Nadu 8 (iii)

40 Sh. Saurav Kumar Shah 167 General Delhi Bihar 8 (iii)
41 Sh. Ziaul Haque 169 General Bihar Tamil Nadu 8 (iii)
42 Sh. Rupesh Kumar 171 General Bihar West Bengal 8 (iii)
43 Sh. Ajay Singh 176 General Rajasthan Rajasthan 8 (i)
44 Ms. Disha Mittal 179 General Chandigarh Tamil Nadu 8 (iii)
45 Sh. Akhileshvar Singh 180 General Uttar Pr. Orissa 8 (iii)
46 [Link] Shailendra 181 General Maharashtra J&K 8 (iii)

47 Ms Vijayanta 182 General Punjab Tamil Nadu 8 (iii)

48 Sh. Brijesh Kumar Rai 183 General Uttar Pr. Orissa 8 (iii)
49 Sh. Harish N. 186 General Karnataka Tamil Nadu 8 (iii)
50 Sh. Amit Kumar Singh 187 General Uttar Pr. West Bengal 8 (iii)
51 Sh. Nagendra Nath Tripathi 189 General Uttar Pr. West Bengal 8 (iii)
52 Sh. Manjunath H. 192 Gen./OBC Karnataka Kerala 8 (iii)
53 [Link] Magharia 194 General Chhatisgarh West Bengal 8 (iii)
54 Sh. Sumit Kumar 196 General Jharkhand West Bengal 8 (iii)
55 Sh. Ajay Kumar Sahni 198 Gen./OBC Uttar Pr. Uttar Pr. 8 (i) &
9
56 Sh. Rahul Malik 199 General Delhi J&K 8 (iii)
57 Sh Rathod Amit Kumar 200 Gen./OBC Maharashtra West Bengal 8 (iii)

58 Ms Amanjeet Kaur 203 General Punjab Assam – 8 (iii)

Meghalaya
59 Sh. Nimbalkar Vaibhav 204 General Maharashtra Assam 8 (iii)
Meghalaya
60 Sh. Awadhesh Pathak 205 General Uttar Pr. West Bengal 8 (iii)
61 Ms Anjali Ahuja 206 General Delhi West Bengal 8 (iii)
62 Sh. Manavjit Singh Dhillon 207 General Punjab J&K 8 (iii)
63 Sh. Vijay Kumar C. 211 OBC Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu 8(i))
64 Sh. Durai M. 229 OBC Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu 8 (i)
65 Sh. P. Vijaya Kumar 230 SC Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu 7 (d)
66 Sh. K. Balaji 238 OBC Tamil Nadu AGMUT 8 (ii)
67 Sh. Pushkar Anand 241 OBC Bihar Bihar 7 (a)
68 Sh. Paraskar Anil Subhash 248 OBC Maharashtra Maharashtra 8 (i)
69 Sh. Yogesh Yadav 254 OBC Haryana Rajasthan 8 (iii)
70 Sh. Virendra Singh Yadav 264 OBC Rajasthan Gujarat 8 (iii)
71 Sh. Pawan Kumar 271 OBC Rajasthan Uttar Pr. 8 (iii)
72 Ms Bharati Hollikeri 274 OBC Karnataka Tamil Nadu 8 (iii)
[Link]. Name Rank Category Home State Cadre allotted Under
Para

73 Ms Nirmala Devi S. 276 OBC Tamil Nadu Maharashtra 8 (iii)

74 Sh. J. Mahesh 278 OBC Karnataka Tamil Nadu 8 (iii)
75 Sh. Holkar Prashant Vilasrao 279 OBC Maharashta Maharashtra 8 (i)
76 Sh. M. Ram Kumar 282 OBC Tamil Nadu Maharashtra 8 (iii)
77 MsVidhi Choudhary 285 OBC Rajasthan Gujarat 8 (iii)
78 Ms N. Ambika 287 OBC Tamil Nadu Maharashtra 8 (iii)
79 Ms Baddipudi Vijaya 290 OBC Andhra Pr. Gujarat 8 (iii)

80 Sh. Pankaj Kumar 299 SC Uttar Pr. Rajasthan 8 (iii)

Choudhary
81 Sh. Anees Ahmad Ansari 304 OBC Uttar Pr. Uttar Pr. 8 (i)
82 Sh. Rudolf Alvares R.J. 305 OBC Tamil Nadu Madhya 8 (iii)
Pradesh
83 Sh. R. Sathiya Sundaram 315 OBC Tamil Nadu AGMUT 8 (iii)
84 Sh. A. Koan 322 OBC Tamil Nadu AGMUT 8 (iii)
85 Sh. Ved Prakash Surya 326 SC Madhya Pr. AGMUT 8 (iii)
86 Sh. Akhilesh Kumar 336 OBC Uttar Pr. Uttar Pr. 8(i)
Chaurasia
87 Sh. Shivasimpi Channappa 337 OBC Karnataka Uttar Pradesh 8 (iii)
88 Sh. Sunil Kumar Yadav 339 OBC Uttar Pr. West Bengal 8 (iii)
89 Sh. R. Venkatesh Kumar 344 OBC Tamil Nadu Uttar Pradesh 8 (iii)
90 Sh. Dinesh Kumar P 345 OBC Tamil Nadu Uttar Pradesh 8 (iii)
91 Sh. Avvaru Ravindranath 347 OBC Andhra Pr. West Bengal 8 (iii)
92 Sh. Muniraj G 348 OBC Tamil Nadu Uttar Pradesh 8 (iii)
93 Sh. Gaurav Sharma 349 OBC Delhi AGMUT 8 (i)
94 Sh. Babloo Kumar 364 OBC Bihar Uttar Pradesh 8 (iii)
95 Sh. Badana Varun Chandra 368 OBC Andhra Pr. West Bengal 8 (iii)

96 Sh. Suresh Kumar Chadive 372 OBC Andhra Pr. West Bengal 8 (iii)
97 Sh. V. Ramparasath 375 OBC Tamil Nadu Uttar Pradesh 8 (iii)

98 Sh. Rohan P Kanay 377 OBC Karnataka Uttar Pradesh 8 (iii)

99 Sh Nimbalkar Santosh 379 OBC Maharashtra West Bengal 8 (iii)
Uttamrao
100 Sh. Ram Niwas yadav 383 OBC Rajasthan Sikkim 8 (iii)
101 Sh. Sudeep Sarkar 397 SC West Bengal West Bengal 8 (i)
102 Sh. Kuwar Rastradeep 407 SC Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan 8 (iii)
103 Sh. Gaurav Singh 423 SC Uttar Pr. Himachal 8 (iii)
104 Sh. Babu Ram 425 SC Haryana Bihar 8 (iii)
105 Sh. T.K. Shibu 472 SC Kerala Kerala 7 (d)
106 Sh. Kamble Amit Tukaram 491 SC Maharashtra Chhatisgarh 8 (iii)
107 Ms Priyanka 508 SC Punjab Nagaland 5
108 Sh. G. Dharmarajan 509 SC Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu 7(d)
109 Sh. Sibichakravarthi M.R. 518 SC Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu 7(d)
[Link]. Name Rank Category Home State Cadre allotted Under
Para

110 Sh. Dipak Ranjan 534 SC UP Kerala 8 (iii)

111 Sh. Vaghela Vishal Kumar 556 SC Gujarat Gujarat 7(d)
Baldevbhai
112 Sh. P. Goulungmuon Singsit 565 ST Manipur Manipur- 7(a)
Tripura
113 Sh. Jayant Kant 570 SC Uttar Pr. Bihar 8 (iii)
114 Sh. Rama Rajeshwari R. 576 SC Kerala Andhra 8 (iii)
Pradesh
115 Sh. Vikas 587 SC Delhi Nagaland 8 (iii)
116 Sh. P. Sridharan 589 SC Tamil Nadu West Bengal 8 (iii)
117 . B. Ramesh 624 ST Andhra Pr. Karnataka 8 (iii)
118 Sh. Shashi Kumar Meena 670 ST Rajasthan Maharashtra 8 (iii)
119 Sh. Iada Martin Marbaniang 684 ST Meghalaya Karnataka 8 (iii)
120 Sh. Santhosh Kumar Meena 691 ST Rajasthan Tamil Nadu 8 (iii)
121 Sh. Charan Singh Meena 697 ST Rajasthan Orissa 8 (ii)
122 Sh. Ravi D. Channannavar 703 ST Karnataka Karnataka 8(i)

18. Kind approval of the Hon’ble HM is solicited to the cadre allocation made in the
para-17/N for the candidates allotted to the Indian Police Service on the basis of CSE
2008.

sd
(Rajinder Kumar)
Section Officer (IPS- IV)
16.4.2010

Director (P)

JS (P-II)
 Notes on pp.25-37/N dealing with the cadre allocation of candidates
who have been allocated to the Indian Police Service on the basis of Civil
Services Examination, 2008 may be perused in toto.

2. The number of vacancies and candidates recommended is 130. The

break-up of vacancies available in different cadres and different categories
may be seen in the Table in para-2.

3. The methodology followed has been explained in para-3. Out of 130

candidates allocated to IPS by DoPT (Flag-‘D’), 8 candidates have not
joined the service and therefore they are not considered for cadre
allocation. The names of these candidates may be seen at Flag-‘E’.

4. The step by step procedure followed as per the new Cadre Allocation
Policy of DOP&T, which is being followed for the first time, has been
outlined in para.5 (p.26/N). Accordingly, the procedure followed in
allocating insider vacancies as per para-8(i) of the Cadre Allocation Policy
and the result thereof may be seen in para-6(p.27/N). It may be seen that
out of 42 insider vacancies, 26 candidates (17 General category, 7 OBC
category, 1 SC and 1 ST) have been allocated to their home State as per
para-8(i) of the Cadre Allocation Policy.

5. Under para-9 of the Cadre Allocation Policy, only one candidate

could be given the benefit of being allotted an insider vacancy. It may be
seen that there are 3 candidates belonging to the OBC category who have
been selected on general merit as per policy but only one could be given
the benefit under para-9 of the Cadre Allocation Policy. These 3 candidates
are: (i) Shri Manjunath H, (ii) Shri Ajay Kumar Sahni, and (iii) Shri Rathod
Amit Kumar Bharat. Their cases have been explained in para-7 of the note
on pp.28-29/N. It may be seen that out of these three candidates only Shri
Ajay Kumar Sahni has been allocated to his home cadre as per policy and
Shri Manjunath H and Shri Rathod Amit Kumar Bharat have not been
allotted their home cadre in keeping with the provisions of the Cadre
Allocation Policy. The case of Shri Rathod Amit Kumar Bharat, who is
in a disadvantageous position because of being considered on General
merit instead of OBC category to which he belongs was referred to
DoPT, who have advised as per Flag-‘G’ (linked file) that the cadre
allocation proposed by MHA is as per policy and should be followed.

6. The cadre allocation made as per clause 7 (d) of the Cadre Allocation
Policy has been discussed in para-7(a) on pp.29-30/N. Similarly, the cadre
allocation made as per the provisions of clause 7(a) and 7(c) of the Cadre
Allocation Policy may be seen at para-8 and para-9.

7. The details of the unfilled vacancies of insider candidates may be

seen in para-10, according to which, out of 42 insider vacancies, 35 have
been filled.

8. The procedure according to which the outsider vacancies have been

filled and cadre allocation is made under Rule 8 (ii) and (iii) has been
discussed in para-13, 14 & 15 of the note on pp.32-33/N.

9. As per the above system of cadre allocation 122 vacancies (35

insider + 87 outsider) have been filled and 8 vacancies have remained
unfilled due to non-availability of 8 candidates who have not joined the
service. The details of unfilled vacancies are in para-16 of the note on
p.33/N.

10. Accordingly, the cadre allocation of 122 candidates finalized as per

the Cadre Allocation Policy of DoPT as in para-17 (pp.34-37/N) ante is
submitted for approval of HM.

sd
(Ashok Lavasa)
Joint Secretary(P-I)
20.4.2010