Wednesday, November 6, 2024
spot_img

Search panel calls for more names for Lokayukta

Date:

Share post:

spot_img
spot_img

SHILLONG: The Search Committee on Meghalaya Lokayukta has called for more names for the appointment of chairperson and members of the body.
An official source said on Sunday that more names were needed to finally decide on the Lokayukta chairperson and adequate members of the anti-graft body.
The last date for submission of names is May 19.
Earlier in February, there were a few applicants after the names for the post of the chairperson and four members were called by the search committee.
The committee includes G.P Wahlang as chairman and B.B Dutta, L.M Sangma, Theilin Phanbuh and S.G Momin as members.
Later, after analysing the names received, the search committee submitted its report on the selection of the Lokayukta chairperson and its four members on April 12 to Chief Minister Mukul Sangma, who is the chairman of the selection committee.
The search committee had forwarded the names of Pranoy Kumar Mushahary, retired Judge of the Gauhati High Court and chairperson of the State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, Bhalang Dhar, former commissioner and secretary, Prasanta Kumar Saikia, retired judge Gauhati High Court, C.D Kynjing, former state chief information commissioner, and Sreeranjan, additional chief secretary for the post of chairperson.
Other applicants for the post of chairperson, except Mushahary, had also applied for the post of members of the Lokayukta.
The committee had also recommended the name of Evans Rynjah Solomon, retired deputy comptroller and auditor general of India, as member of the Lokayukta, but did not prefer the name of Darius Snieh, retired assistant executive engineer.
Since more names were called, the search committee will further examine them before the final selection of the chairperson and members by the selection committee.

spot_img
spot_img

Related articles

HC tells govt, SBI to finalise MoU on provident fund issue by Nov 30

In a writ petition concerning the centralised provident fund scheme for staff at deficit-aided schools and colleges in...

Phan Nonglait Park’s footfall drops as Ri-Bhoi zoo nears inauguration

SHILLONG, Nov 5: With Meghalaya’s new zoo all set to open soon following the transfer of animals from...

TRANSFORMING STREETS

Students paint a portion of MG Road as part of the “Reimagining Streets” initiative, in Shillong on Tuesday....

VPP wants unfilled seats reserved for locals at USTM med college

SHILLONG, Nov 5: The VPP has urged the state government to reserve unfilled MBBS seats under the Meghalaya...