Chief Minister Raghubar Das has maintained it firmly that his Government was working not under any sort of political interference and taking decisions in the larger interest of the people. He at the same time also cautioned officials against misuse of the funds meant for development.
Speaking after distributing appointment letters to newly recruited officials through 5th JPSC, the CM also stressed on more employment in order to overcome shortage of staffs.
“There is not any kind of political interference in the Government. But I would also like make it clear that no body would be allowed to rob the Government off development funds. There is no room for irregularity and instant action will be taken against wrong doers. The Government keeps an eye on the activities of officers and awards good officers,” said he on Thursday.
As many as 82 candidates of State Police Service, State Jail Service, State Probation Service and Excise Inspector were given appointment letter by the CM who also on the occasion said that the process to fill 1.16 lakh vacancies was underway at various levels.
“Maintaining law and Order is everybody’s responsibility. The Government intends to serve without fear or favor with accountability and transparency,” said Das while praising the police for controlling Naxal menace but stressed on the need to tame crime incidents taking place in towns.
Expressing concern over accidental death, the CM appealed common people to wear helmet and use seat belt. He asked to launch a campaign to make the people aware about it and for slapping penalties that breaks the rule. He also asked the officials to deal strictly with people who drink and drive even after 9 pm. On the occasion 36 State Police Service, 9 Jail Superintendents, 29 Probation officers and eight Excise Inspectors were distributed appointment letters.