A total of 115 employees of different departments including Tehsil, Power, Food and Civil Supply, Regional Transport Office and others were found absent on duty when the district officers conduct surprise inspections in their receptive offices on Monday. Dehradun district magistrate BVRC Purushottam ordered withholding seven days’ salaries of the employees found absent during inspections.
In order to ensure execution of welfare schemes launched by the State Government, Dehradun DM has deployed the district officers to conduct inspections in different departments. Additional DM Harak Singh Rawat inspected power department where as many as 35 department officials were found absent.
ADM (Finance) Jharna Kamthan inspected different departments in Vikas Bhawan and the office of Social Welfare department. She found 25 officials absent in these offices. Sub divisional magistrate (civil) Ranjana Verma inspected Jal Sansthan office at Dilaram Bazaar and found six officials absent.
In Regional Transport Office, as many as six employees were found absent. Additional City Magistrate inspected District Food and Civil Supply office where four employees were absent. SDM Mussoorie inspected offices in Raipur Block Development office and found five employees absent. BDO, Chakrata conducted inspection at Chakrata Tehsil and found five officials absent.
Kalsi BDO found two employees absent in Tehsil office. BDO, Vikasnagar inspected Tehsil office and found two employees absent on emergency leave. BDO, Vikasnagar found five officials absent in the Vikasnagar Tehsil office. In Rishikesh Tehsil office, eight employees were absent. Nayab Tehsildar, Vikasnagar conducted inspections in the Sahaspur block development office and found two employees absent there. BDO, Kalsi found four employees absent in Kalsi Tehsil and three employees absent in the Chakrata block development office.
In another development, DM Purushottam inspected the Public Distribution System shop, located at Dharampur Chowk and found 1.5 quintal wheat was missing from the register book.
He ordered the DSO Shyam Arya to conduct inquiry and submit report within a week. DSO was directed to cancel the license of shopkeeper if found guilty.