LDCE IP Exam 2024 Results Expected Soon: BPEF visited Dak Bhawan

Visit to Dak Bhawan by All India Vice President of BPI&ASA Shri Tarak Nath Bhaduri and Secretary General of BPEF Shri Anant Pal.

On [Insert Date], Shri Tarak Nath Bhaduri, the All India Vice President of the BPI&ASA, accompanied by Shri Anant Pal, Secretary General of the BPEF, paid a visit to Dak Bhawan, New Delhi, to discuss critical issues concerning the IP Cadre and the PS Gr. B Cadre.

The primary issues raised during the visit were:

1. Rule 38 Transfer of IP Cadre:
   One of the key topics discussed was the transfer of the IP Cadre under Rule 38. According to the competent authorities from the Postal Directorate, the transfer list is under active processing and is expected to be published within this month. This development is eagerly awaited by those concerned, and the publication of the list will bring clarity on the transfer process.

2. LDCE Results for IP Cadre:
   Another crucial issue on the agenda was the LDCE (Limited Departmental Competitive Examination) for the IP Cadre, held in September 2024. The authorities informed that the results of the examination are in the final stages of preparation and are likely to be announced within this week. Aspirants are eagerly waiting for the official declaration, which will provide them with the much-needed clarity on their future prospects.

3. Proposed Recruitment Rules for PS Gr. B Cadre:
   The Proposed Recruitment Rules (RR) for the PS Gr. B Cadre were also discussed in detail during the visit. This rule is of significant importance to candidates aiming for promotions within the Postal Department, and the representatives emphasized the need for a fair and transparent process.

4. Resentment Among IP Cadre and General Line Aspirants:
   During the meeting, the resentment of the IP Cadre and General Line aspirants for the LDCE for PS Gr. B was also addressed. It was noted that there have been concerns among aspirants about the fairness and transparency of the process. The Postal Directorate assured that all comments and representations submitted by the concerned parties would be thoroughly examined before any final decision is made.

The visit concluded with a reassurance from the Postal Directorate that they would consider all the concerns raised before making any decisions. The authorities have committed to providing a clear and fair approach to the ongoing issues concerning the IP Cadre and PS Gr. B Cadre.

This visit has brought much-needed attention to the grievances of the personnel involved and is expected to lead to a resolution that will benefit the workforce and address the pressing issues in a timely and effective manner.