Competency to sanction for four wheelers/passenger vehicle for RPF for Anti Human Trafficking Units: Railway Board
Competency to sanction for four wheelers/passenger vehicle for RPF for Anti Human Trafficking Units against lump sum fund available by Ministry of Home Affairs: Railway Board Order dated 14.05.2024
Government of India/ (भारत सरकार)
Ministry of Railways/ (रेल मंत्रालय)
Railway Board/(रेलवे बोर्ड)
File No.2024/F(X)-I/Misc/09
New Delhi, dated 14.05.2024
The PFA,
All Zonal Railways.
Sub: Competency to sanction for four wheelers/passenger vehicle for RPF for Anti Human Trafficking Units against lump sum fund available by Ministry of Home Affairs.
A reference has been received in Board’s office from Eastern Railway seeking clarifications on the issue of competency of Zonal Railways for sanction of vehicles for RPF for Anti Human Trafficking Units against lump sum funds made available by Ministry of Home Affairs.
2. The issue has been examined and it is clarified that Railway Board’s prior sanction would be required for procurement of motor vehicles for Anti Human Trafficking Units too, in terms of Board’s letter No.2021/F(X)II/PW/3 dated 21.09.2021.
(Sanjeet Kumar)
Jt. Director Finance (Exp)
Railway Board
Copy to-
FA&CAO/Finance, Eastern Railway, Kolkata in reference to their letter No. FZ/37/Procurement/2024-25 dated 07.05.2024 for information & further necessary action.
Source: Indian Railways
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