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Action in case of loss/theft

Action in case of loss/theft. Theft. Burglary/theft/Loss in Post office Cases of break open overnight or otherwise Immediate complaint(FIR) to be lodged with jurisdictional police Also to be reported to the divisional head at once

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Action in case of loss/theft

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  1. Action in case of loss/theft

  2. Theft Burglary/theft/Loss in Post office Cases of break open overnight or otherwise Immediate complaint(FIR) to be lodged with jurisdictional police Also to be reported to the divisional head at once Staff not to enter the office or touch any article at the scene of crime till police investigation commences Full co-operation with Police

  3. Action to be taken Quantify loss of cash and stamps and charge to UCP in day’s account Trace if loss of certificates/IPOs are lost and report to investigating IP/ASP for further action Secure the records (stock book, invoice through which received and other relevant materials) Get all the locks replaced and repair doors, if required Loss of date stamps, oblong stamps or round MO stamps to be reported

  4. Exercise Draft a police complaint to report instance of theft of the PO on yesterday night at Model PO with following inputs The PO is a quartered SO in account with Training HO SPM is staying in the quarters but yesterday he had gone to his native with permission Theft noticed at 0700 hours on today morning by SPM when he came to open office The cash chest is opened and valuables stolen Inventory preparation after initial investigation by Police shows loss of cash of Rs. 30000/-; No other items are lost Imagine other facts

  5. Revenue Protection

  6. Why revenue protection is needed? • To increase revenue • To reduce deficit • To become self-sufficient

  7. Why leakage of revenue is prevailing? • Ignorance of procedure by the customers • Ignorance of rules by officials • Pilferage of postage stamps • Fraudulent procedure

  8. How revenue protection can be done?

  9. TAXING OF UNPAID ARTICLES (MIN. RE.1/-) • Double the deficiency • For official unpaid – single deficiency • If returned, sender should pay

  10. Penalty for breach of conditions – Min. Re 1 • Post card • ILC • Letter

  11. Penalty for breach of conditions – Min. Re 1 • Over Size and over weight; Returned to sender. Others; treated as letter or parcel whichever is less, difference charged • Treated as book packet or periodical as per condition- difference charged • Book packet • Registered newspaper

  12. Penalty for breach of conditions – Min. Re 1 • Blind literature • Treated as book packet, letter or parcel and difference charged

  13. Leakage of revenue • Mails • Book Post • Parcels • RNP • Periodicals • Printed Books • Other general mails

  14. Book Posts • Printed matter • Picture, Plans, Maps, Drawings • Business, Commercial, Legal documents • Manuscript for Press/Students exercise • Cyclostyled print (mechanical means) • Printed cards with same thickness and flexibility of embossed card {Clause 117(2)}

  15. Periodicals • Registered with Registrar of News paper for India, New Delhi (RNI) • Superscription as “Periodical registered with RNI-New Delhi under No…….” • Price to be printed • Free circulation- no concession, it should be accepted under Book Post rate

  16. Periodicals – Concession rate

  17. Registered Newspaper • Registered with RNI-New Delhi & Divisional Supdt. • Published not more than 31 days • Registered No.to be printed in 10 size font • KA/SK/CKM/656/2006-08 • CKM/680/2008-10 (w.e.f 5.5.2008) • Printer, publisher, Editor and cost

  18. Registered Newspaper • If free circulation- No concession • Bundle- Agents only • Licensed to post without prepayment (WPP) • By Pr.CPMG/CPMG/PMG • For posting more than 500

  19. Registered Newspaper- Tariff • Single copy • Up to 50 grams 0.25 • Above 50 up to 100 grams 0.50 • Each additional 100 grams 0.20 • Bundle (More than one copy) • Up to 100 grams 0.50 • Each additional 100 grams 0.20

  20. Printed Books • Should not be a publication published at regular intervals • Superscription- “Printed Book” • Should not contain any advertisement

  21. Printed Books • Publisher and printer to be printed • Contains wholly or substantially of reading matter, painting, photographs, diagrams or similar matter • Tariff: • For every 100 grams or part Re.1.00

  22. Exercise

  23. Modus operandi - general mails • Insufficient payment of postage • Use of used up & fake stamps • Non collection of Late fee • Private manufactured ILC and Post Cards not confirming prescribed size and thickness

  24. Modus operandi - general mails… • Acknowledgements sent by couriers • Dispatching articles without defacing postage stamp • Miss-sending of letters

  25. Modus operandi-Periodicals • Posting with bogus RNI number or without RNI number • Posting publication of less than 31 days as periodical (it can be presumed as bogus) • Sending periodicals more than one copy in single packet paying single copy postage

  26. Modus operandi- RNP • Posting of Pamphlets, printed letters, appeals under RNP • Printing bogus registration number • Without registration • With registration number affixed with rubber stamp impression

  27. Modus operandi- RNP… • Without renewal • With same number for different RNP • Different tariff for different POs • With enclosures • Posting the publication of more than 31 days under RNP • Without WPP number

  28. Modus operandi- Printed Book • Posting magazines under Printed Book rate • With enclosures • Posting of Pamphlets, printed letters, appeals under printed book rate. • Posting Annual reports Souvenirs under printed book rate.

  29. Preventive Vigilance Keeping a watch to maintain the integrity of an organisation, its procedures and its employees Identification of areas where surveillance is necessary Maintenance and preservation of records/data Surprise verification of cash balances of different branches & Stamp vender Duplicate key of safe to be kept in D.O. Examination of safe custody of insured articles and cash bags/account bags

  30. Preventive Vigilance Safe custody of stamps and seals Transfer of cash as per rules Escorting cash conveyance Avoid unnecessary cross remittance Observance of limit of cash remittance

  31. Preventive Vigilance SO account and SO daily account should be prepared by SPM personally Transit items of remittance are being watched personally by SPM/PM Special attention on security arrangement of cash chests and treasury

  32. Preventive Vigilance - SB Adding of interest in PB GDSBO’s should collect and send it to AO Special Error book of PBs not received for entry of interest Forward the list of PBs not received for entry of int by 30th June to Sub Divisional Head Watch register to monitor the credits of PRSS Register of undelivered pass books Maintenance of index registers for SB-26, SB-28 receipt books

  33. Preventive Vigilance - SB SB/SBCO Objection Registers Cases of minus balances Stock register of blank pass books Invoices of Pass books Duplicate Pass books Spoiled/defective pass books

  34. Preventive Vigilance - RD MPKBY RD schedules Prescribed format should be used Each schedule to be assigned serial number in format X/Y/L X – Month Y – Serial number L – Last serial number

  35. Preventive Vigilance - Mails Proper checking of articles posted for dispatch Letter Box Bulk Mails Franked articles RNPs/Periodicals/Printed Books Monitoring of mails received for delivery Unpaid articles Breach of condition in RNP/Periodicals/Printed Books

  36. Preventive Vigilance - Mails Register of unpaid articles received for delivery Letter/Postman postage account Checking of accountable articles received for delivery Before issuing to Postmen After receipt of returns Remarks on returned articles Verification of MOs paid

  37. Building Security of building to be ensured Night watchman Police patrolling Attached quarters Lock and key – watching Cash chest/Iron safe Avoiding unauthorized persons in PO premises

  38. Computerised office Ensure accounting entire counter collection Supervisor to take shift report for entire day Ensure total collection incorporated in PO account Correction in shift report/cancelled shift report – viewed suspiciously Ensure that postage paid in cash is not booked under prepaid option

  39. Computerised office Ensure correct tariff is configured in POS Ensure none of system is working in stand-alone mode Ensure password security Ensure daily back up is being taken Power supply/back up – to avoid loss of data

  40. Preventive Vigilance Non collection of redirection fee for parcels Extending Post box/Post bag facility without renewal Ensure proper accounting of Business Reply Permit articles Issuing PLI/RPLI policies to ineligible persons

  41. Preventive Vigilance Non credit of amount realized from sale of garden products Excess payment of coolie charges Improper payment of conveyance charges Check for proper accounting of pledge/release fee

  42. Exercise

  43. Thank You

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