Sanitary inspector fined Rs 20K in Gurugram district for not fulfilling his duty

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Updated At : 01:09 PM Jan 14, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, January 13

Haryana’s Right to Service Commission has imposed a penalty of Rs 20,000 on a senior sanitary inspector.

On the receipt of a complaint from a resident of Sector-12A, Gurugram, regarding lack of sanitation prevailing in his area which is under the purview of the notified service, the commission took immediate cognisance of the complaint.

During investigation, it was found that the complaint is valid and it was due to negligence found in work of senior sanitary inspector of that area despite having a good strength of 1,600 sweepers at his disposal.

Member of the commission Meenaxi Raj said they have imposed a penalty of Rs 20,000 on Senior Sanitary Inspector Rishipal Malik for not fulfilling his duties.

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