This Article is From Aug 31, 2018

48 Government Employees Found Absent From Duty In Jammu, Salaries Stopped

The teams conducted surprise checks in various offices, schools, health care centres etc and found several officers were unauthorizedly absent.

48 Government Employees Found Absent From Duty In Jammu, Salaries Stopped

The teams conducted surprise checks in various government offices.(Representational)

Jammu:

Forty-eight government employees were found absent from duty during a surprise inspection in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district, prompting the authorities to stop their salaries, officials said yesterday.

Kishtwar Deputy Commissioner Angrez Singh Rana constituted teams under the supervision of Additional Deputy Commissioner Kishori Lal Sharma which conducted a surprise inspection, an official spokesman said.

The teams conducted surprise checks in various government offices, schools, health care centres etc and found several officers were unauthorizedly absent from duty.

The assistant executive engineer and junior engineer of the Dachhan Public Health Engineering Office were also found absent, the spokesman said.

Terming the unauthorized absence of employees as disservice to the society, Angrez Singh Rana, immediately issued orders to stop their salaries, he said.

He further initiated an enquiry and appointed Additional District Development  Commissioner Imam Din as the enquiry officer and asked him to present a report within seven days.



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