Yamunanagar DC wants action against naib tehsildar

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Updated At : 01:49 PM Jun 15, 2020 IST

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Yamunanagar, June 14

Deputy Commissioner Mukul Kumar has written to Deepti Umashankar, Commissioner of Ambala division, recommending disciplinary action against a naib tehsildar of the district for his alleged unruly behaviour and repeated absence from duty.

As per the DC’s report, the naib tehsildar not only failed to perform his routine duty, but also failed to carry out his duties as the Duty Magistrate assigned during the lockdown.

The DC wrote to the Commissioner on the basis of an SDM’s letter, in which the SDM listed instances of naib tehsildar’s “misdemeanours”. — TNS

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