Monday, June 29, 2009

IESM: Chairman's Desk

Date: Sunday, 28 June, 2009, 10:29 PM
Dear Colleagues,
While the government announcement is awaited, there are a number of tables being circulated speculatively. The sad part is that the tables invariably pertain to officers. One sincerely hopes we are not losing sight of our Chetwodian motto.
Best regards,
Lt Gen (Emeritus) Raj Kadyan, PVSM, AVSM, VSM
Chairman IESM

Comment
The ESM welfare organisations main interest should be to get Pension Parity for PBORs who matter, as they comprise 95% of of the Ex Servicemen/ Veteran community. There is no meaning in wasting time drawing Pension Parity tables for the Officer community. Only one pension table for PBORs should be projected at all forums. The Officers Pension Tables should be left to the AHQ and MOD who will get it revised if PBORs Pension Parity fructifies.

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