From Chief Minister to Minister, Krishna Panwar and Mahipal Dhanda have already given a strong message to the Shahi officer.
Chandigarh News (Aaj Samaj) Chandigarh: Chief Minister Nayab Saini, who has a gentle nature, cheerful image, calm and soft-spoken personality, has been in action mode since the first day of formation of the BJP government for the third consecutive time. The same state official Shahi will see a new look after Diwali. Regarding this, all the ministers of the state, including the Chief Minister, are seen marching in unison. Afsar Shahi’s loyalty started changing after the Congress Party was in power everywhere in the recently concluded assembly elections and the Congress Party also won majority in the exit polls. These officers are now on the Chief Minister’s radar.
In this regard, Chief Minister Nayab Saini also warned the officials. It is said that officials in the love of Congress have been identified and their list is being prepared. In which it is said that they are IAS, IPS, SDM or DSP level officials. There is talk that in such a situation, these officers living in the countryside will surely face the consequences in the form of transfers after Diwali.
The officials had met former CM Hooda the night before the election results.
Electricity, Transport and Labor Minister Anil Vij has also leveled serious allegations against the Ambala DC in connection with his security during the assembly elections. Panchayat and Mining Minister Krishna Lal Panwar scathingly attacks the bureaucracy and says he knows who had secretly met former Chief Minister Bhupendra Hooda at midnight over the possibility of Congress forming the government. He knows all the officers. Apart from this, Education Minister Mahipal Dhanda was seen giving a stern warning to the bureaucracy only after the assembly election results were announced. He said he was speaking for the first time in 15 years. The officials who had gone to fill the water of Congress will not be saved.
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