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Executive Assistants are not entitled to inter-Commissionerate transfer where each Cadre Controlling Authority maintains a separate cadre and the applicable Recruitment Rules provide no absorption by transfer into another Commissionerate. The transfer policy therefore applies to this cadre, and appointment in the transferee Commissionerate cannot be secured through inter-Commissionerate transfer. Transfers treated as deemed loan arrangements may consequently result in repatriation. A request for relaxation on medical grounds may be made by representation for consideration on its merits.
Executive Assistants are not entitled to inter-Commissionerate transfer where each Cadre Controlling Authority maintains a separate cadre and the applicable Recruitment Rules provide no absorption by transfer into another Commissionerate. The transfer policy therefore applies to this cadre, and appointment in the transferee Commissionerate cannot be secured through inter-Commissionerate transfer. Transfers treated as deemed loan arrangements may consequently result in repatriation. A request for relaxation on medical grounds may be made by representation for consideration on its merits.
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