Senior officials say the rules for the conduct of civil servants are ambiguous, which then leads to 'misuse'. Govt insists there's no increase in such cases.
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Discussion about outcome of Lok Sabha polls continues to boil in cauldron of expectations only from BJP. Now reverse this equation, what if we asked about the performance of the 'loser'?
IAS AND PCS OF INDIA
I am a UP NRI residing in Canada since 1975. I have travelled and worked around the world my comment is based on my experience and the learning since I left India and I frequently travel to India. Since 2017 I started dealing with IAS and PCS and discovered that 99.99 IAS, PCS are indulging in numerous acts of atrocities, crimes against humanity, ommission and commission which constitute misconduct in the civilized nation. Most of IAS PCS takes bribes and tragically without any legal education and without legal mind are made justices, they have destroyed the image of India. The Honourable Modi the Prime Minister of India has the wisdom and worldly experience to terminate IAS and PCS who are not serving the public honestly.
Respectfully
This is a quote from the article::
“Conduct rules governing the conduct of India’s bureaucracy largely ensure that officers do not divulge confidential information or criticise government policy, and remain politically neutral.”
Now, this leaves a lot unsaid. An officer has a service span of 35-40 years. Say he joins at the age of 20 and retires at 60. In this period theoretically he can see and serve up to 8 different governments. All governments are supposed to be bound by India’s constitution, and so are the officers. But what if one particular government starts behaving blatantly in an unconstitutional manner. Then where should the officer’s loyalty lie — with the government of the day or with the constitution?
Take the example of the present government. Where is it written in the constitution that a man can be killed on doubts relating to cows? Yet it’s happening here. Similarly about taking motorcycle processions through Muslim mohallas shouting Bharat mata ki jai etc in a provocative manner. If an officer says these people are doing something unconstitutional because there act can disturb communal harmony, and if the government of the day says no that’s not true, then what does the officer do? If he remains “politically neutral” as demanded by the code of conduct then he is supposed to act against the motorcycle riders, and it may be construed that he’s defying the government!
The basic point is, a party that has time and again demonstrated that it does not uphold the basic premise of the constitution that India is a secular country, should lose its registration as a bona fide political party of the republic of India. That will put governance BY the officers and OF the officers on an even keel.
IAS AND PCS OF INDIA
I am a UP NRI residing in Canada since 1975. I have travelled and worked around the world my comment is based on my experience and the learning since I left India and I frequently travel to India. Since 2017 I started dealing with IAS and PCS and discovered that 99.99 IAS, PCS are indulging in numerous acts of atrocities, crimes against humanity, ommission and commission which constitute misconduct in the civilized nation. Most of IAS PCS takes bribes and tragically without any legal education and without legal mind are made justices, they have destroyed the image of India. The Honourable Modi the Prime Minister of India has the wisdom and worldly experience to terminate IAS and PCS who are not serving the public honestly.
Respectfully
Ramesh Mishra
CANADA
The problem is not specific to any party. Remember the committed bureaucracy comment by the then prime minister in the 1970 ies.
This is a quote from the article::
“Conduct rules governing the conduct of India’s bureaucracy largely ensure that officers do not divulge confidential information or criticise government policy, and remain politically neutral.”
Now, this leaves a lot unsaid. An officer has a service span of 35-40 years. Say he joins at the age of 20 and retires at 60. In this period theoretically he can see and serve up to 8 different governments. All governments are supposed to be bound by India’s constitution, and so are the officers. But what if one particular government starts behaving blatantly in an unconstitutional manner. Then where should the officer’s loyalty lie — with the government of the day or with the constitution?
Take the example of the present government. Where is it written in the constitution that a man can be killed on doubts relating to cows? Yet it’s happening here. Similarly about taking motorcycle processions through Muslim mohallas shouting Bharat mata ki jai etc in a provocative manner. If an officer says these people are doing something unconstitutional because there act can disturb communal harmony, and if the government of the day says no that’s not true, then what does the officer do? If he remains “politically neutral” as demanded by the code of conduct then he is supposed to act against the motorcycle riders, and it may be construed that he’s defying the government!
The basic point is, a party that has time and again demonstrated that it does not uphold the basic premise of the constitution that India is a secular country, should lose its registration as a bona fide political party of the republic of India. That will put governance BY the officers and OF the officers on an even keel.