New Delhi: In the biggest-ever reshuffle in the history of the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS), as many as 26 senior officials have been shunted out of Delhi in a wave of transfer postings. The transfer orders were issued following an HT report that relatives of 15 BCAS officials were holding lucrative jobs with private airlines or aviation-related companies, raising issues of conflict of interest.
As the aviation sector’s security regulator, the BCAS, which comes under the civil aviation ministry, has wide-ranging powers and officials in the organisation had been clinging on to the same posts for years, leading to allegations that they served vested interests.
30/05/11 Tushar Srivastava/Hindustan Times
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