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Officers Associations submit resolution to LG's office
Training his guns on Lt Governor Najeeb Jung also, Sisodia said the government will not hesitate to "expose" him if he "spares" those officers who have been "deliberately stalling" work of the govt.
New Delhi, Dec 14 A section of IAS and DANICS officers, who are working in the Delhi government, today submitted the resolution passed by them yesterday against "misbehaviour" by political executives, to the Lt Governor's office.
Representatives of AGMUT-cadre IAS Officers Association and DANICS Officers Association today submitted the resolution to the LG's office.
Both associations also handed over the resolution to Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia who, earlier in the day, accused the IAS Officers' Association of being "politicised" while warning them against the sitting on important government files deliberately.
Training his guns on Lt Governor Najeeb Jung also, Sisodia said the government will not hesitate to "expose" him if he "spares" those officers who have been "deliberately stalling" work of the government.
Yesterday, IAS and DANICS Officers' Associations had expressed "anguish and pain" at the "misbehaviour" by political executives in the Delhi government.
"Both associations have passed resolution that this must stop," a senior official said yesterday.
PTI
