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Centre to empower common man to punish corrupt IAS officers

NEW DELHI: In a first the Centre has decided to empower common man to seek prosecution of corrupt IAS officers The move comes after a Supreme Court judgment saying there is no provision in relevant laws which bars a citizen from filing a complaint for prosecution of a public servant who is alleged to have committed an offence

Updated At : 12:24 AM Jul 22, 2016 IST

If there is a prima facie case against an IAS officer, the state government should prepare a detailed report. — Thinkstock

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