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Arvind Kejriwal Suspends Two Officers | 200 Officers Threaten Mass Leave Published on Dec 30, 2015The Delhi government has suspended two senior officers of its home department for refusing to sign on a file pertaining to a decision of the state cabinet to increase the salary of government lawyers. The suspensions have been met with opposition from Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands Civil Service (DANICS) cadre of government servants, with 200 officials threatening to go on mass leave.
The Delhi government has suspended two senior officers of its home department for refusing to sign on a file pertaining to a decision of the state cabinet to increase the salary of government lawyers. The suspensions have been met with opposition from Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands Civil Service (DANICS) cadre of government servants, with 200 officials threatening to go on mass leave.
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BJP demands Kejriwal's resignation over DANICS-cadre officers' strike
Published on Dec 31, 2015New Delhi, Dec 31 (ANI): With DANICS-cadre officers threatening to go on mass leave, after the suspension of two senior officers of the Delhi Government, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA Vijender Gupta on Thursday asserted that Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal should immediately resign on moral grounds. He said that the way Kejriwal is running the government has created mess. Gupta added that Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal should immediately resign on moral grounds.
New Delhi, Dec 31 (ANI): With DANICS-cadre officers threatening to go on mass leave, after the suspension of two senior officers of the Delhi Government, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA Vijender Gupta on Thursday asserted that Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal should immediately resign on moral grounds. He said that the way Kejriwal is running the government has created mess. Gupta added that Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal should immediately resign on moral grounds.
Kejriwal attacks PM Modi, says babus have become 'B-teams' of BJP
TNN | Dec 31, 2015, 03.00 PM IST
NEW DELHI: In a fresh confrontation with the Central government, Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday slammed PM Narendra Modi and said that the Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands Civil Services (DANICS)and Indian Administrative Service associations in Delhi have become full-fledged B-teams of the BJP.
"Delhi lieutenant governor (LG) personally attended Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands Civil Services association meeting on Wednesday through speakerphone. LG in turn was in touch with Nripendra Misra in PMO, Kejriwal tweeted.
Kejriwal was referring specifically to two DANICS officers -- Subhash Chandra and Yashpal Garg --who were suspended after they allegedly refused to sign Delhi government cabinet notes pertaining to a salary hike for public prosecutors and prison staff.
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"People will be very happy if these officers go on long leave. Government is ready to give them paid leave. Governance will become honest, smooth and efficient," Kejriwal said.
The Centre today termed the Delhi government's decision to suspend the two DANICS-cadre officers as 'non est' (does not exist) and said the two officers should be considered deemed to be on duty.
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The home ministry is issuing a formal order terming null and void the suspension order of the two officers by the Kejriwal government.
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"The home ministry has received a reference from the lieutenant governor of Delhi on the suspension of two DANICS officers. It declares the suspension order is 'non est' (mistake or does not exist) and the two officers should be considered deemed to be on duty," a home ministry spokesperson said.
After their suspension, the DANICS officers have decided to go on mass leave today protesting the "illegal" suspension of their two colleagues by the AAP government.
They said the Home Minister of the Delhi government has no authority to take any disciplinary action against DANICS officers as specified under the existing rules.
Kejriwal was referring specifically to two DANICS officers -- Subhash Chandra and Yashpal Garg --who were suspended after they allegedly refused to sign Delhi government cabinet notes pertaining to a salary hike for public prosecutors and prison staff.
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"People will be very happy if these officers go on long leave. Government is ready to give them paid leave. Governance will become honest, smooth and efficient," Kejriwal said.
The Centre today termed the Delhi government's decision to suspend the two DANICS-cadre officers as 'non est' (does not exist) and said the two officers should be considered deemed to be on duty.
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No suspension of IAS officers without PM nod
The home ministry is issuing a formal order terming null and void the suspension order of the two officers by the Kejriwal government.
READ ALSO:
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"The home ministry has received a reference from the lieutenant governor of Delhi on the suspension of two DANICS officers. It declares the suspension order is 'non est' (mistake or does not exist) and the two officers should be considered deemed to be on duty," a home ministry spokesperson said.
After their suspension, the DANICS officers have decided to go on mass leave today protesting the "illegal" suspension of their two colleagues by the AAP government.
Govt exploring all options against officers who r on leave today. ???? ?? ?????????? Govt will not tolerate corruption n insubordination— Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) December 31, 2015People will be v happy if these officers go on long leave. Govt ready to give paid leave. Governance will become honest, smooth n efficient— Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) December 31,2015The DANICS officers have maintained that the appointing and disciplinary authority of DANICS officers is the President of India, who acts through the aid and advice of the Union home ministry.They said the Home Minister of the Delhi government has no authority to take any disciplinary action against DANICS officers as specified under the existing rules.