Hello list member 
 
As per the information disseminated by the Public Information officer of SBI 
Through their Ref. No: RTI/2007 dated 26 March 2009 confirm  this matter in the 
following way:
 
Although there is no reservation in promotion from clerical to officers' cadre 
in respect of "Persons with Disabilities (PWDs)" none of the eligible 
candidates is denied opportunity in the selection process for promotion to 
officers' cadre. But the medical fitness standards for visual acuity for 
recruitment/promotions to officers' cadre for all the candidates have been 
fixed as under:
a)      Refractory corrections: 6/9 for better eye and, 6/12 for worse eye, in 
both cases with corrective lenses.
b)             Near Vision: N6 or better
c)      Myopia    :(-) 8D or better without lenses.
A candidate whose eye sight has been rectified within this range by refractive 
surgery/implantable contract lens would also be acceptable.
d)   Hyper metropia:   + 6.00 or better.
'   A candidate whose eye sight has been rectified within this range by 
refractive surgery/implantable contract lens would also be acceptable.
As stated above, there is no reservation in promotion from clerical to 
officers' cadre for 'Persons with Disabilities.' Reservation in promotion from 
subordinate to clerical cadre is also not there, the direct recruitment in 
clerical cadre in our bank being more than 75%.
 
From the above information personally I understood that visually challenged 
persons (specially totally blind persons)  are not eligible to get promotion 
from clerical to officer cadre even through the none reservation procedure, it 
is amazing  that, one side SBI is giving opportunity to appoint as a PO through 
direct recruitment but in another side they are ignoring  the experience holder 
of the SBI to promote as a officer.
At the end I can conclude that, in the current scenario, those visually 
challenged person who is appointed or willing to appoint as a clerk in the SBI, 
don’t think future development through promotion in SBI, but I am sure this 
scenario will not remain same, definitely they have to change their attitude by 
framing conducive policies towards disabilities.
 
Regards
Rajender
 


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