Gov. Officers will now have to stand in respect of Ministers, MPs and MLAs
New Delhi: In Faridabad, orders have been issued to enhance the glory of other people, including the members, legislators. Chief Secretary Rajiv Kumar has issued a list of protocols. It has been instructed in this list that how ever a public representative came to him, how he came to be treated. This protocol is being associated with the complaints of the people's representatives in which they were constantly complaining to the Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath for ignoring the officers. Disciplinary action will be taken against the authorities if they do not follow the protocol.
What is the rule of protocol
1. If any MP, legislator or other public representatives come to the government office, then the officers of the standing committee will be welcomed and welcomed. Also stand them up and leave.
2. Listen carefully to what the officials said about the representatives. Note their suggestions.
3. If there is no suggestion from the representatives of the people, please politely forbid them.
4. If MPs or members of the Legislature write letters or tell about any problem on the phone then they should be given special attention and should be disposed of soon.
5. Officers should also arrange tea, snacks for office representatives.
Significantly, this decision has come at such a time. When the Prime Minister has consistently talked of launching a campaign against VIP treatment. Blackberry was banned months ago. According to sources, the strength of the ministers and officials in UP, like UP, is going to increase. Actually Vasundhara Sarkar is going to bring a bill.
If the bill is approved then no complaint can be lodged against any government employee, legislator, minister or magistrate or judge. Media also will not have the freedom to write or broadcast any report based on concrete evidence against any government person, legislator or minister or official. This also requires prior approval. Unless a person is allowed to run a case against the said officer or official person, no person or organization can write or speak about it.
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What is the rule of protocol
1. If any MP, legislator or other public representatives come to the government office, then the officers of the standing committee will be welcomed and welcomed. Also stand them up and leave.
2. Listen carefully to what the officials said about the representatives. Note their suggestions.
3. If there is no suggestion from the representatives of the people, please politely forbid them.
4. If MPs or members of the Legislature write letters or tell about any problem on the phone then they should be given special attention and should be disposed of soon.
5. Officers should also arrange tea, snacks for office representatives.
Significantly, this decision has come at such a time. When the Prime Minister has consistently talked of launching a campaign against VIP treatment. Blackberry was banned months ago. According to sources, the strength of the ministers and officials in UP, like UP, is going to increase. Actually Vasundhara Sarkar is going to bring a bill.
If the bill is approved then no complaint can be lodged against any government employee, legislator, minister or magistrate or judge. Media also will not have the freedom to write or broadcast any report based on concrete evidence against any government person, legislator or minister or official. This also requires prior approval. Unless a person is allowed to run a case against the said officer or official person, no person or organization can write or speak about it.
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