Science teacher deputed as EO shifted back

Tribune News Service Mahendragarh, July 3 Within two weeks of transferring Vijay Kumar as Executive Officer (EO) of the Municipal Council, Narnaul, it shifted him back to his parent department. Kumar, a Trained Graduate Teacher (Science) at Government Middle School...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:59 PM Jul 04, 2020 IST

Tribune News Service

Mahendragarh, July 3

Within two weeks of transferring Vijay Kumar as Executive Officer (EO) of the Municipal Council, Narnaul, it shifted him back to his parent department.

Kumar, a Trained Graduate Teacher (Science) at Government Middle School at Malokhra village in Palwal district, was posted as the EO on deputation against a vacant post for a period of one year. SN Roy, Additional Chief Secretary, Urban Local Bodies, had issued the order on June 19.

The posting of a science teacher on the post of EO trended on social media, with some questioning the intention of the department. A senior leader was behind Kumar’s transfer to Narnaul, sources say.

They add the department shifted Kumar back because of the brickbats the department was receiving on social media.Kumar could not be contacted in spite of repeated attempts.

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