Absent from work, cop, SPO sacked in Samba district

Jammu, January 7 Two policemen – a suspended constable and a special police officer (SPO) – were dismissed from service for prolonged absence from their duties in Samba district, police said on Sunday. Samba SSP Benam Tosh ordered the...

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Updated At : 12:13 PM Jan 08, 2024 IST

Jammu, January 7

Two policemen – a suspended constable and a special police officer (SPO) – were dismissed from service for prolonged absence from their duties in Samba district, police said on Sunday.

Samba SSP Benam Tosh ordered the removal from service of suspended selection grade constable Joginder Singh and disengagement of SPO Bachan Lal on the recommendations of inquiry officers, a police spokesman said

“The stern departmental action of removal/disengagement has been taken after the delinquent personnel did not pay heed to series of signals to resume duties, attendance notices and show cause notices served upon them as also published in newspapers and showed no interest to serve any more in the department. Moreover, inquiry officers had also recommended their removal, termination in their findings after conducting enquiries under rules,” the spokesman said.

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