Faridkot DC orders dress code for govt staff, stirs row

Faridkot, September 6 The Deputy Commissioner’s orders on a dress code for its employees on Wednesday has stirred a controversy. DC Vineet Kumar has asked the employees to avoid wearing T-shirts and jeans during the office hours. The DC said...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:05 AM Sep 07, 2023 IST

Faridkot, September 6

The Deputy Commissioner’s orders on a dress code for its employees on Wednesday has stirred a controversy. DC Vineet Kumar has asked the employees to avoid wearing T-shirts and jeans during the office hours.

The DC said it had been observed that many government officers and employees were attending offices in T-shirts and jeans.

While the order has left many employees grumbling, the DC said it was to ensuredecent dress code among staff.

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