CHQ R-III WRITES TO SECRETARY (POSTS) ON NSPC HUBS
No. R-III/25-31/2011
To
Secretary
Department of Posts
Dak Bhaewan,
New Delhi-110116
Subject:-. Creation of NSPC Hubs.
No. R-III/25-31/2011 Dated 21-01-2011
No. R-III/25-31/2011 Dated 21-01-2011
Respected Madam,
` It has been reported by the Circle Secretaries of many Circles that creation of National Speed Post Centre Hubs are not only creating problems for staff but also causing unnecessary delay to the Speed Post Articles.
Speed Post is a premium service of the Department of Post and this is the only service where Department was feeling honour by its delivery in time and this is also the only service which is giving earning profit. But the creation of NSPC Hubs are putting break on its delivery in time. Delay in delivery of Speed Post Articles will shake the confidence of the public in this service.
Reports received some Circle Secretaries revealed as under:-
Karnataka Circle:- 4 NSPC Hubs have been created in Karnataka Circle. A Speed Post article booked at Hassan for delivery at Hassan itself is first routed to Mysore NSPC where it is processed and back routed to Hassan for delivery. Had it been processed at Hassan RMS it would have been delivered on the next day but now it is delivered after more than 48 hrs.
A Speed Post Article booked in Chikmaglur meant for delivery in the district itself is first dispatched to Birur RMS from where it is dispatched to Davangere NSPC Hub in the night. After processing at NSPC Davangere it is back routed to Barur RMS on next day from where it is dispatched for delivery to its destination.
Speed Post Article which was being delivered within 24/48 hrs is now being delivered even after 72 hrs.
Andhra Circle:-6 NSPC Hubs have been opened in Andhra Circle. With the opening of these Hubs now Speed Post Articles are being delivered in D+4 while earlier these were being delivered within D+1. These Hubs are causing delay to the Speed Post Articles.
Creation of NSPC Hubs is causing unnecessary double handling resulting in shortage of staff, wastage of time, back routing of Speed Post Articles causing delay to the Speed Post Articles.
This Unions urges upon you to kindly re-examine this issue of creation of NSPC Hubs and requests to revert to the previous system so that Speed Post Articles are delivered in time and we may be able to keep the confidence of the public in Speed Post.
` It has been reported by the Circle Secretaries of many Circles that creation of National Speed Post Centre Hubs are not only creating problems for staff but also causing unnecessary delay to the Speed Post Articles.
Speed Post is a premium service of the Department of Post and this is the only service where Department was feeling honour by its delivery in time and this is also the only service which is giving earning profit. But the creation of NSPC Hubs are putting break on its delivery in time. Delay in delivery of Speed Post Articles will shake the confidence of the public in this service.
Reports received some Circle Secretaries revealed as under:-
Karnataka Circle:- 4 NSPC Hubs have been created in Karnataka Circle. A Speed Post article booked at Hassan for delivery at Hassan itself is first routed to Mysore NSPC where it is processed and back routed to Hassan for delivery. Had it been processed at Hassan RMS it would have been delivered on the next day but now it is delivered after more than 48 hrs.
A Speed Post Article booked in Chikmaglur meant for delivery in the district itself is first dispatched to Birur RMS from where it is dispatched to Davangere NSPC Hub in the night. After processing at NSPC Davangere it is back routed to Barur RMS on next day from where it is dispatched for delivery to its destination.
Speed Post Article which was being delivered within 24/48 hrs is now being delivered even after 72 hrs.
Andhra Circle:-6 NSPC Hubs have been opened in Andhra Circle. With the opening of these Hubs now Speed Post Articles are being delivered in D+4 while earlier these were being delivered within D+1. These Hubs are causing delay to the Speed Post Articles.
Creation of NSPC Hubs is causing unnecessary double handling resulting in shortage of staff, wastage of time, back routing of Speed Post Articles causing delay to the Speed Post Articles.
This Unions urges upon you to kindly re-examine this issue of creation of NSPC Hubs and requests to revert to the previous system so that Speed Post Articles are delivered in time and we may be able to keep the confidence of the public in Speed Post.
With Regards.
Yours sincerely,
(Giri Raj Singh)
General Secretary
