Nidae KashmirSrinagar: 18th Nov. The Jammu and Kashmir administration has placed thirty-five senior officers under suspension for their alleged involvement in corruption.
The decision to suspend these errant officers was taken during the Jammu and Kashmir administration anti-graft drive in the Union Territory. The administration has launched a crackdown on corrupt officials this month.
The decision to suspend these errant officers was taken during the Jammu and Kashmir administration anti-graft drive in the Union Territory. The administration has launched a crackdown on corrupt officials this month.
Promoting zero tolerance towards corruption, the Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir Manoj Sinha recently empowered the vigilance units of various departments to take stringent measures against the corrupt officials. (IANS)
Crackdown on Corrupt Officials: 35 Senior Officers Suspended in JK
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