I am afraid you are wrong Mr Mallapragada Ramarao. All
appointment in Government Services is as per
Government Servants Act 1935 and now referred to
Article 309 of the Constitution of India. As you must
be aware that there are separate recruitment agencies
like Staff Selection Commission, UPSC etc. who carry
out examination, seek information on you
identification, proof of address etc. Its takes a
while to pass this process. Though rules for certain
banks, defense etc. vary.
Later at the time of appointment, the appointing
authority further seek yet another set of documents
like proof of address, reference of two know people in
the area, medical fitness test etc. You are finally
given the appointment order only after the police
verification certificate is provided to the
appointment authority.
This list has a few retired IAS/IPS officers, who
should be able to shed some more light on this issue.
Manoj
--- MALLAPRAGADA RAMARAO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> No proof of citizenship is asked for employment
> even in Govt. service.
> No proof of citizenship is demanded when a
> person's name is included in the voters' list. When
> a person goes to a Court to file a case or to a
> Police Station to lodge a complaint, no proof of
> citizenship is required to be attached. One can go
> on like this.
>
> Asking for proof of citizenship is only to
> delay/deny information and goes against the letter
> and spirit of the Act.
