In a decisive move, District Election Officer K M Janaki has demonstrated zero tolerance for misconduct by suspending five engineers from the Public Works Department.
Their alleged involvement in consuming liquor with Zilla Parishad officials and contractors at an inspection bungalow during official hours has drawn severe condemnation.
This action reflects a commitment to upholding professional conduct and ethics within government institutions. The incident not only breaches the trust placed in public servants but also undermines the integrity of the electoral process.
By swiftly addressing the matter, Janaki sends a clear message that such behavior will not be tolerated, especially during sensitive periods such as when the model code of conduct is in force.
The suspension serves as a stern reminder to government employees of their responsibility to maintain decorum and adhere to regulations. Janaki’s decisive action underscores the importance of accountability and integrity in public service, setting a precedent for ethical behavior that aligns with the principles of good governance.
