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Central Government Employee Help – CCA Rules, Chargesheets, and Your Rights

At ChargesheetHelp.com, we are committed to assisting Central Government employees who are facing disciplinary actions under the Central Civil Services (Classification, Control & Appeal) Rules, 1965 (CCA Rules). These rules govern conduct, penalties, and appeals for central government servants.



🔍 Understanding the CCA Rules



The CCA Rules define:


  • Types of penalties:
    • Minor Penalties: Censure, withholding increments/promotion, recovery from pay
    • Major Penalties: Reduction in rank, compulsory retirement, removal or dismissal
  • Procedure for imposing penalties:
    • Serving of chargesheet
    • Employee’s written defense
    • Departmental inquiry
    • Findings by the inquiry officer
    • Final order by disciplinary authority
  • Appeal and revision: Employees can file appeals and revisions if they feel aggrieved.






⚠️ Common Mistakes by Authorities (Procedural & Legal Flaws)



Many disciplinary actions suffer from:


  • Non-compliance with natural justice
  • Biased Inquiry Officer or predetermined decisions
  • Delay in proceedings
  • Lack of proper documentary evidence
  • Not supplying relevant documents to the charged officer
  • Failure to consider representation properly
  • Prejudicial language in the chargesheet






✅ How We Help Central Govt Employees



ChargesheetHelp.com provides expert level assistance without requiring a lawyer. Our services include:



🔹 Drafting Effective Chargesheet Replies



We craft professional, clear, and rule-based replies that can counter weak or vague charges.



🔹 Identifying Legal Flaws



We analyze the procedure followed by the department and point out flaws based on CCA rules and CAT/HC/SC judgments.



🔹 Guidance for Departmental Inquiry



  • How to handle inquiry hearings
  • What to speak (and not speak)
  • Handling cross-examination
  • Protecting yourself from bias




🔹 Appeal Drafting & Support



We help you draft appeals under Rule 23 and even revisions under Rule 29 if your case has procedural injustice.





🛑 We Help You With:



  • Withholding of increments/promotions
  • Suspension orders review or revoke
  • Termination or dismissal challenge under legal flaws
  • False/motivated charges
  • Quashing of inquiry proceedings in unfair cases






🌟 Why Choose ChargesheetHelp.com?



  • 100% Online Guidance no lawyer needed
  • Backed by experience in real life departmental proceedings
  • Tailored replies based on your service record and actual charges
  • Knowledge of DoPT guidelines and CAT judgments
  • Assistance up to appeal, revision, and judicial review stages






📩 Let Us Help You



Whether you are an employee of the Ministry of Railways, Defence, Income Tax, Central Secretariat, or any Autonomous Body under Central Govt, we provide professional help without costly litigation.


For help, mail us at:

📧 chargesheethelp007@gmail.com


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