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(2) The revised list prepared by the KPSC in terms of the order dated 11

th October 2002 in W.P. No: 12548-

589/2002 which is affirmed by the Apex Court in civil appeal No: 6172-6222/2005 vide order dated 6

th October,

2005 which was submitted to the Court by the KPSC in a sealed cover, which was web hosted by virtue of the

order dated 11.11.2014 of this court, is upheld. The KPSC and the State Government shall give effect to the

said list.

(3) The KPSC shall take into consideration the 91 answer scripts which forms part of excess of 10% of the

revalued paper and give effect to the order of the High Court dated 11

th October 2002 in W.P. No: 12548-

589/2002 and the order Apex Court in Civil Appeal number 6172-6222/2005 vide order dated 6

th October, 2005

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FOREST, ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT SECRETIATE

Sub:

Diversion of 32.56 hectare (revised from 33.80 hectare) of forest land for Iron Ore Mining

(erstwhile ‘C’ category M.L.No. 2621 of M/s Rama Rao Poal) allocated through auction sale

to M/s JSW Steel Ltd., Toranagallu in Ramanmalai Block Reserve Forest, Sandur North

Range, Ballari District, Karnataka.

Read:

1. Letter No A5(1).MNG.CR.01/2017-18, Dated: 30-12-2017 of the Principal Chief

Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Force), Bengaluru.

2. Letter No. FEE 06 FFM 2018, Dated: 24-01-2018 of the Government of Karnataka.

3. Letter No. F.No. 8-14/2018-FC, Dated: 27-07-2017 of the Ministry of Environment,

Forests and Climate Change, Government of India. (Typographical error; to be read as

27-07-2018).

4. Letter No. F.No. 4-KRC 1138/2018-BAN/1544, Dated: 13-03-2018 of the Ministry of

Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Government of India.

5. Letter No. FEE 06 FFM 2018, Dated: 16-03-2018 of the Government of Karnataka.

6. Letter No A5(1).MNG.CR.01/2017-18, Dated: 03-09-2019 of the Principal Chief

Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Force), Bengaluru.

7. Letter No. FEE 06 FFM 2018, Dated: 22-10-2019 of the Government of Karnataka.

8. Letter No. F.No. 8-14/2018-FC, Dated: 19-11-2019 of the Ministry of Environment,

Forests and Climate Change (Forest Conservation Division), Government of India.

Preamble:

The Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Force), Bengaluru vide letter read at (1) above has submitted the

proposal to obtain the approval under Section-2 of the Forest (conservation) Act, 1980 for diversion of 32.56 hectare (revised from 33.80

hectare) of forest land for Iron Ore Mining (erstwhile ‘C’ category M.L.No. 2621 of M/s Rama Rao Poal) allocated through auction sale to

M/s JSW Steel Ltd., Toranagallu in Ramanmalai Block Reserve Forest, Sandur North Range, Ballari District, Karnataka.

This proposal was sent to the Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Government of India vide letter read at

(2) above, by the Government of Karnataka with a recommendation to accord Stage-I approval under the Forest (Conservation) Act,

1980.

The Government of India vide its letter read at (3) above has conveyed in-principle approval (Stage-I) for diversion of 32.56

hectare (revised from 33.80 hectare) of forest land for Iron Ore Mining (erstwhile ‘C’ category M.L.No. 2621 of M/s Rama Rao Poal)

allocated through auction sale to M/s JSW Steel Ltd., Toranagallu in Ramanmalai Block Reserve Forest, Sandur North Range, Ballari

District, Karnataka by stipulating certain conditions.

The Government of India vide its letter read at (4) above has returned the proposal to State Government with a request to

send the consolidated proposal for Mining as well as for approach road, downhill pipe conveyor and feed and transfer points for this

mining i.e., totally 32.56 hectare + 15.981 hectare = 48.541 hectare.

Hence, a reply was sent to the Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Government of India vide letter read at

(5) above with a request to accord permission for diversion of 32.56 hectare (revised from 33.80 hectare) of forest land for Iron Ore

Mining (erstwhile ‘C’ category M.L.No. 2621 of M/s Rama Rao Poal) allocated through auction sale to M/s JSW Steel Ltd., Toranagallu

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in Ramanmalai Block Reserve Forest, Sandur North Range, Ballari District, Karnataka and it was also stated that as per the directions

of letter vide read at (4), a separate proposal will be sent to the Government of India for approach road, downhill pipe conveyor and feed

and transfer points for this mining at the earliest.

Further, the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Force), Bengaluru vide letter read at (6) above has

submitted the proposal with the compliance report to Government of Karnataka, and requested to accord Stage-II approval and the

same was forwarded to the Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Government of India with a recommendation to

accord Stage – II approval under Section-2 of the Forest (Conservation), Act-1980 vide letter read at (7) above.

The Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Government of India (Forest Conservation Division) have

accorded Stage-II approval under section 2 of the Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 vide its letter read at (8) above by imposing certain

conditions.

The proposal has been examined in detail and hence the order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER NO. FEE 06 FFM 2018, BENGALURU, DATED: 29-11-2019

In the circumstances as explained in the preamble above, Government decides to accord approval (Stage-II) under section 2

of the Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 for diversion of 32.56 hectare (revised from 33.80 hectare) of forest land for Iron Ore Mining

(erstwhile ‘C’ category M.L.No. 2621 of M/s Rama Rao Poal) allocated through auction sale to M/s JSW Steel Ltd., Toranagallu in

Ramanmalai Block Reserve Forest, Sandur North Range, Ballari District, Karnataka subject to fulfillment of the following conditions:-

(i)

Legal status of the diverted forest land shall remain unchanged;

(ii)

Compensatory afforestation and Soil & Moisture Conservation works (SMC) such as check dam, gully checks,

retaining wall etc. over the identified non-forest land shall be taken up as per approved plan/scheme by the Forest

Department from the funds received by the user agency within a period of three years with effect from the date of

issue of approval and maintained thereafter in accordance with the approved Plan. As far as possible, a mixture of

local indigenous species shall be planted and monoculture of any species may be avoided;

(iii)

The identified non-forest land for the purpose of compensatory afforestation shall be declared as Reserved Forest

under Section-4 or Protected Forest under Section-29 of the India Forest Act, 1927 or under the relevant

Section(s) of the State Forest Act. immediately, if not already done;

(iv)

The User Agency shall pay the additional amount of NPV, if so determined, as per the final decision of the Hon’ble

Supreme Court of India;

(v)

The State Govt. shall ensure that the concerned Divisional Forest Officer, will monitor and take necessary

mitigative measures to ensure that there is no adverse impact on the forests in the surrounding area;

(vi)

The User agency may use the existing road as diverted under Section-2 of the Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 in

favour of Zeenat Transport Company;

(vii)

State Govt. shall ensure that approved Wildlife Management Plan and Soil & Moisture Conservation Plan shall the

be implemented by the State Forest Department from the funds provided by the user agency;

(viii)

The State Govt. shall ensure that fencing, protection and regeneration of the safety zone area shall be done within

three years at the project cost from the issue of approval. Besides this afforestation on identified degraded forest

land in lieu of one & a half times of the area under safety zone shall also be done at the project cost within three

years from the date of approval and maintained thereafter in accordance with the approved Plan;

(ix)

The State Govt. shall ensure that User agency either himself or through the State Forest Department shall

implement gap planting and soil & moisture conservation activities to restock and rejuvenate the degraded open

forests (having crown density less than 0.4), if any, located in the area within 100 meters from outer perimeter of

the mining lease;

(x)

The Period of diversion of the said forest land under this approval shall be for a period co-terminus with the period

of the mining lease proposed to be granted under the MMDR Amendment Act,2015, as amended and the Rules

framed there under;

(xi)

The State Govt. may note that this Ministry will not be liable to pay any compensation or refund compensatory

levies deposited in CAMPA fund to the erstwhile lease holder in category “C” mine;

(xii)

The State Govt. shall ensure that the User Agency shall carry out mining in a phased manner after taking due care

for reclamation of the mined over area. The concurrent reclamation as per the approved mining plan shall be

executed by the User Agency from the very first year, and an annual report on implementation thereof shall be

submitted to the Nodal Officer, Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980, in the concerned State Government and the

concerned Regional Office of the Ministry. If it is found from the annual report that the activities indicated in the

concurrent reclamation plan are not being executed by the User Agency, the Nodal Officer or the Dy. Director

General (Central) may direct that the mining activities shall remain suspended till such time, such reclamation

activities area satisfactorily executed;

(xiii)

The State Govt. shall ensure that the user agency shall implement the R&R Plan as per the R&R Policy of State

Government in consonance with National R&R Policy, Government of India before the commencement of the

project work. The said R&R Plan will be monitored by the State Government/concern Regional Office of MoEF &

CC along with indicators for monitoring and expected observable milestones;

(xiv)

The State Govt. shall ensure that the user agency in consultation with the State Forest Department shall create

and maintain alternate habitat/home for the avifauna, whose nesting trees are to be cleared in this project. Birds’

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nests artificially made out of eco-friendly material shall be used in the area, including forest area and human

settlements, adjoining the forest area being diverted for the project.

(xv)

The State Govt. shall ensure that the boundary of the diverted forest land, mining lease and safety zone, as

applicable, shall be demarcated on ground at the project cost, by erecting four feet high reinforced cement

concrete pillars, each inscribed with its serial number, distance from pillar to pillar and GPS co-ordinated;

(xvi)

The State Govt. shall ensure that the User Agency shall obtain the Environment Clearance as per the provisions

of the Environmental (Protection) Act, 1986, if required;

(xvii)

The State Govt. shall ensure that any tree felling shall be done only when it is unavoidable and that too under

strict supervision of the State Forest Department;

(xviii)

The State Govt. shall ensure that the layout plan of the proposal shall not be changed without the prior approval of

the Central Government;

(xix)

The State Govt. shall ensure that no labour camp shall be established on the forest land and the User Agency

shall provide fuels preferably alternate fuels to the labourers and the staff working at the site as to avoid any

damage and pressure on the nearby forest areas;

(xx)

The State Govt. shall ensure that the forest land shall not be used for any purpose other than that specified in the

proposal and the forest land proposed to be diverted shall under no circumstances be transferred to any other

agency, department or person without prior approval of the Central Government;

(xxi)

The State Govt. ensure that the State Forest Department shall implement approved plan/scheme for regularly

desilting of identified village tanks and other water bodies so as to mitigate the impact of siltation of such

tanks/water bodies.

(xxii)

The State Govt. and the user agency shall ensure that the annual self-compliance report in respect of the above

conditions shall be submitted to the State Government, concerned Regional Office and to the Ministry of

Environment, Forests and Climate Change (Forest Conservation Division), Government of India by the end of

March every year;

(xxiii)

The State Govt. and the user agency shall ensure that any other condition that the concerned Regional Office of

the Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change (Forest Conservation Division), Government of India

may stipulate with the approval of the competent authority, from time to time, in the interest of conservation,

protection and development of forests and wildlife; and

(xxiv)

The State Govt. and the user agency shall comply all the provisions of the all Acts, Rules, Regulations,

Guidelines, Hon’ble Court Order(s) and National Green Tribunal Order(s) pertaining to this project, if any, for the

time being in force, as applicable to the project.

PR - 448

SC - 100

By Order and in the Name of the Governor of Karnataka

K. Manjunath

Under Secretary to Government (I/C)

Forest, Ecology and Environment Department (Forest-C)

COMMERCE & INDUSTRIES SECRETARIAT

Sub:

Approval to be Host State for Global Exhibition on Services (GES) 2019 to be held from 26

th-28

November 2019 at Bangalore Palace, Palace Grounds, Bengaluru.

Read:

Letter from the Commissioner for ID and Director of Industries & Commerce vide No. VTPC/AD-

2/GES-2019/2019-20, dated 22.10.2019.

PREAMBLE:

Hon’ble Minister for Railways and Commerce & Industry, GoI vide letter dated 23.08.2019 has requested the State

Government, seeking participation and support from Karnataka, as the Host State at the 5th Edition of Global Exhibition on Services

(GES) 2019, to be held from 26th-28th November 2019 at the Bangalore Palace, Palace Grounds, Bengaluru.

GES is a prestigious annual forum that attracts participants from all over the world to avail the opportunity to demonstrate their

capabilities in the Service Sector. The event provides a flatform to forge mutually beneficial partnerships. The Department of Commerce,

GoI organizes the event in partnership with the Services Export Promotion Council (SEPC) and the Confederation of Indian Industry

(CII).

It is informed that as Karnataka is a major hub of the Services Sector in India, Bengaluru is a natural choice of venue for

holding the 5th GES-2019. As the Host State, the GoK would get an excellent opportunity to showcase the States capabilities in the

Services Sector to a global audience which would also help in attracting Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into the State. The branding

opportunities for the State of Karnataka as the Host State will also be quite significant.

Hon’ble Minister for Commerce & Industry has requested the State Government to support / assist in the following:

Provision of the venue for GES 2019 – The Palace Grounds, by the Government of Karnataka on a pro bono basis.

Hosting of dinner by Chief Minister, Karnataka for top Indian and Global CEOs and other dignitaries.

A cultural night to be hosted by the State Government.

Branding of the event at important locations in the City & State.

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Mobilizing Karnataka based services sector industries for greater participation.

CII has submitted the proposal to the Industries & Commerce Department and details are mentioned below:

The Services Sector has been contributed significantly to India’s GDP with a share of about 56% and India’s overall

exports with a share of 38% in the recent years.

The Sector is expected to contribute more than USD 3 trillion to the USD 5 trillion economy that India is projecting to be by

2025.

The GES 2018 was a huge success with participation from about 100 Countries, 500 overseas delegates, over 628

exhibitors and more than 7,000 structured B2B meetings.

The upcoming GES 2019 will provide a flatform for forging sustainable partnerships amongst Countries in the 12 identified

Champion Services Sectors. These include IT & ITES, Tourism, Medical Value Travel, Transport & Logistics, Accounting

& Financial Services, Audio Visual Services, Legal Services, Communication Services, Construction & related

Engineering Services, Environmental Services, Financial Services and Education Services.

The key focus areas of GES 2019 will include focus on increasing trade in services, showcasing 12 Champion Services

Sectors, over 500 participants from 100 Countries, Studio talks, States/Theme pavilions, participation of overseas

delegates / start-ups, release of report on Services Sector, B2B, B2G, G2G meetings, display of culture and cuisine and

food festivals, culture evenings, networking dinners.

CII has submitted the following proposal to Government of Karnataka as Host State:

Exhibition raw space, State delegation led by CM

CM to share dais in inaugural function

Opportunity to include State promotional material in delegation kit

Event backdrop will have Host State logo

Thank you, Host State will be written at various locations

Event website, visitor admit cards, media campaign will have Host State logo

Host State logo will come in all major event hoardings in the City

Full page coloured advertisement in events directory

Linking to State Website with the events website

Hall, audio visuals, tea / coffee and light snacks will be provided in the State seminar.

Financials to be borne by Government of Karnataka for GES 2019

CII has requested for release of funds as below:



For the ease of administration as in the past year, GoK to release a Government Order in the name of CII.



All costs will be based on actuals + GST



For the ease of administration as in the past year, GoK to release payment directly to vendor.



90% funds in respect of the approved budget for the event and management fee (including GST) to be released in

advance of event and balance 10% on submission of final accounts.

The Commissioner for ID and Director of Industries & Commerce has submitted the following proposal for consideration of the

Government and to bear the expenditure under HoA 2852-80-102-0-02 (059) and to release Rs. 13,42,71,670/- to VTPC, Bengaluru

which is the Nodal Agency for GES 2019 read at (1) above.

Sl.

No.

Expense Head

Base

Amount

GST

INR

Organizing

Agency

Venue hiring cost

(Inaugural Hall/Exhibition Area-Hall-1A/1B/1C)

1,08,00,000

19,44,000

1,27,44,000

Bangalore Palace

Sub total (a)

1,27,44,000

Construction at venue

(Stalls/AV/Stage/Inside venue branding/VIP Lounge/

Washroom construction / Buggy)

6,95,75,000

1,25,23,500

8,20,98,500

CII

Lunch & Dinner

Day 1 Lunch for 3,000 delegates

CEO’s dinner hosted by Chief Minister of Karnataka

(1,000 delegates)

70,50,000

12,69,000

83,19,000

Cultural Programme Hosted by GoK

25,00,000

4,50,000

29,50,000

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No.

Expense Head

Base

Amount

GST

INR

Organizing

Agency

(Backdrop/AV/other logistics)

Sub total (b)

9,33,67,500

Branding & Publicity in Bengaluru and Theme Pavilion

(Excluding Venue branding)

2,47,22,670

34,37,500

2,81,60,170

M.C & A

Sub total (c)

2,81,60,170

Grand Total

11,46,47,60

1,96,24,000

13,42,71,670

During 2019-20 Budget, Rs. 20 crore has been provided under HoA 2852-80-102-0-02 (059) Export & Trade Promotion (Other

Expenses) for conducting Global Investors Meet. However, the Government may not conduct GIM during 2019-20, so this budget can

be utilized for GES 2019.

The proposal has been examined. Hence, this order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER NO. CI 01 SPI 2019/P2, BENGALURU, DATED 04.11.2019

In the circumstances as explained in the preamble, Government of Karnataka is pleased to accord approval for the following:

Karnataka to be Host State for “Global Exhibition on Services (GES) 2019” to be held from 26

th-28

th November 2019 at

the Bangalore Palace, Palace Grounds, Bengaluru.

Sanction & release of Rs. 13,42,71,670/- (Thirteen Crore Forty Two Lakh Seventy One Thousand Six Hundred and

Seventy Only) under HoA 2852-80-102-0-02 (059) Export & Trade Promotion (Other Expenses) during 2019-20 Budget

to Visvesvaraya Trade Promotion Centre (VTPC), Bengaluru.

VTPC to release the funds for the following organizations on actuals + GST:

Sl.

No.

Expense Head

INR

Organizing Agency / Amounts to be

released by VTPC

Venue hiring cost

(Inaugural Hall/Exhibition Area-Hall-1A/1B/1C)

1,27,44,000

VTPC to release funds to Bangalore

Palace.

Sub total (a)

1,27,44,000

Construction at venue

(Stalls/AV/Stage/Inside venue branding/VIP Lounge/

Washroom construction / Buggy)

8,20,98,500

4g exemption in favour of CII for Rs.

9,33,67,500/-

towards

organizing

conducting the event.

VTPC to release payment directly to

vendors as per the request of CII, to avoid

double GST.

Lunch & Dinner

Day 1 Lunch for 3,000 delegates

CEO’s dinner hosted by Chief Minister of Karnataka (1,000

delegates)

83,19,000

Cultural Programme Hosted by GoK

(Backdrop/AV/other logistics)

29,50,000

Sub total (b)

9,33,67,500

Branding & Publicity in Bengaluru and Theme Pavilion

(Excluding Venue Branding)

2,81,60,170

4g exemption in favour of MC & A Limited,

GoK

for

Rs.

2,81,60,170/-

towards

branding, publicity & theme pavilion.

Sub total (c)

2,81,60,170

Grand Total

13,42,71,670

If the actual expenditure is more than the approved budget, the excess expenditure has to be incurred by the VTPC from the

funds released by the Department for Trade Promotion.

The Managing Director, VTPC, Bengaluru is authorized to draw the amount on payee’s receipt duly countersigned by

Commissioner for Industrial Development and Director of Industries and Commerce Department.

This order is issued with the concurrence of Finance Department in the file No. CI 01 SPI 2019 (P2) and approval in the

Cabinet meeting held on 31.10.2019 vide its Subject No.C-658/2019.

PR - 417

SC - 10

By Order and in the Name of the Governor of Karnataka,

NAGARATHNAMMA.G

Desk Officer (Tech Cell),

Commerce & Industries Department.

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¥Àæ¸ÀÄÛvÀ 2012gÀ ¥ÀjµÀÌøvÀ ªÉÃvÀ£À

±ÉæÃtÂ (gÀÆ.)

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r.J¸ï.eÉÆÃUÉÆÃeÉ

¸ÀPÁðgÀzÀ G¥À PÁAiÀÄðzÀ²ð,

DyðPÀ E¯ÁSÉ (¸ÉÃªÉUÀ¼ÀÄ-2).

FINANCE SECRETARIAT

Sub:

Upward revision of the pay scales of certain categories of posts in the Police

Department – implementation of the recommendations of the 6

th State Pay Commission -reg.

Read:

1. G.O. No: FD 22 SRP 2017 dated: 01-06-2017.

2. G.O. No: FD 6 SRP 2018 dated: 01-03-2018.

3. Notification No. FD 6 SRP 2018 dated: 19-04-2018.

4. G.O. No: FD 36 SRP 2018 dated: 29-05-2019.

PREAMBLE:

In G.O. dated: 01-03-2018 read at (2) above, orders have been issued revising the Master Scale and 25 Standard Pay

Scales, Pension/Family Pension and certain other allowances as recommended by the 6

th State Pay Commission constituted vide

G.O. dated: 01-06-2017 read at (1) above. Accordingly, the Karnataka Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2018 were notified in

Notification dated: 19-04-2018 read at (3) above.

The 6

th State Pay Commission in Volume-II of its Report has recommended to upgrade the pay scales of different cadres and

grant of special allowance to certain posts in 28 different Departments of the State. Hence, the Government have constituted the

Official Committee to examine the recommendations of the Pay Commission contained in Volume-II of the report vide

G.O. dated: 29-05-2019 read at (4) above.

The 6

th State Pay Commission after examining the proposal of the Home Department in the light of the recommendations of

the Sri Raghavendra Auradkar Committee has recommended to upgrade the pay scale of Police personnel working in certain cadres in

the Police Department. The recommendations of the Pay Commission and the corresponding 2018 Pay Scales are as shown below:

Sl.

No.

Cadre/Post in Police

Department

Existing pay scale in 2012

RPS (Rs.)

Recommended Pay

Scale in 2012 RPS

(Rs.)

Corresponding Pay

Scale in 2018 RPS

(Rs.)

Police Constables / Reserve

Police Constables

11,600-21,000

12,500-24,000

23,500-47,650

Head Constables

12,500-24,000

14,550-26,700

27,650-52,650

Assistant Sub Inspectors

14,550-26,700

16,000-29,600

30,350-58,250

Inspectors of Police

21,600-40,050

22,800-43,200

43,100-83,900

Superintendents of Police

(non-IPS)

36,300-53,850

38,100-55,200

70,850-1,07,100

In view of the onerous duties and responsibilities attached to the above mentioned cadres in the Police Department,

Government have taken a decision to revise the pay scales assigned to these posts in the Police Department as recommended by the

th State Pay Commission.

Hence, the following orders are issued.

GOVERNMENT ORDER NO: FD 9 SRP 2019, BENGALURU, DATED 16

th JULY 2019

In view of the facts narrated in the preamble and in exercise of the powers conferred under sub rule (2) of Rule (4) of the

Karnataka Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2018, Government are pleased to revise the scales of pay applicable to the following

cadres in the Police Department w.e.f. 1

st August 2019.

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No.

Cadre/Post in Police Department

Revised Pay Scale in 2018 RPS

(Rs.)

Police Constables / Reserve Police Constables

23,500-47,650

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Cadre/Post in Police Department

Revised Pay Scale in 2018 RPS

(Rs.)

Head Constables

27,650-52,650

Assistant Sub Inspectors

30,350-58,250

Inspectors of Police

43,100-83,900

Superintendents of Police (non-IPS)

70,850-1,07,100

The pay of the officials holding posts in the above mentioned cadres shall be fixed in the revised pay scale in accordance with the

provisions of Rule 43 of the Karnataka Civil Services Rules.

All other terms and conditions if any stipulated in the respective Orders/ Notifications/Rules governing the fixation of pay shall

continue to apply.

If any difficulties arise in fixation of pay in the above mentioned revised pay scales such cases may be referred to the Government

for orders.

PR-297

SC-50

By Order and in the Name of the Governor of Karnataka

D.S. JOGOJE

Deputy Secretary to Government,

Finance Department (Services-2)

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R.N.I. No. KARBIL/2001/47147 POSTAL REGN. No. RNP/KA/BGS/2202/2017-19

Licensed to post without prepayment WPP No. 297