SERVICE RULES VIOLATION: 200 IAS officers in spot for not declaring assets!

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August 20, 2011 / By Namrata Biji Ahuja, DC, New Delhi.

The government is preparing to take punitive action against nearly 200 IAS officers who have not declared their assets by June 2011.

All ministries and departments in the Central government have been asked to call for explanation from such officers who have not submitted their immovable property returns for the year 2010 so far.

A DoPT official said that if the defaulters are not forthcoming, punitive action will be taken like denial of vigilance clearance and non empanelment.

As the government prepares to crack down on defaulters, an official said this would be the first time that some officers are going to face tough action.

DoPT sources said presently 208 IAS officers are yet to declare information regarding assets, I-T returns and assets of dependants.

   

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UP CRIMES: Mayawati promises strict action against errant cops!

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Kashish, NDTV / Updated: June 27, 2011 21:18 IST.

Lucknow:  With a grim harvest of rapes to answer for in her state, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati has announced a new strategy to check crimes against women. The attention to detail comes after a high-volume attack from Opposition parties, and a protest march staged by the Congress in Lucknow today.

Last week, there were eight rapes reported in 48 hours. The violence against the women - most of them young, some of them Dalits - was compounded by policemen who brushed aside the need to register complaints and cases.

So the Chief Minister has warned that senior officers in charge of police stations will face punitive action - and in some cases jail - if there is evidence of any dithering when it comes to helping women victims.

Mayawati says she will also travel across the state to conduct surprise inspections of law and order after the UP Assembly session ends in August.

The government also plans to launch a month-long drive to check atrocities against women - details of this have yet to be shared.

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