- Documented
- One report
- Years with no move on record
Summary
Probationer IAS officer transferred and relieved hours after inspecting a mining dumping yard; officials called it routine.
This count comes from analyses of service records, not from a reported dispute. Few of these moves have a published reason, and a high count is not evidence that the officer was punished.
The moves, and what came of them
Oldest first. Each fold is marked by how well the record holds it.
Documented
Assistant Collector and SDM, Sihora (Jabalpur)Shujalpur (Shajapur district)
Following complaints, a joint team of mining, revenue and police officials inspected a mining dumping yard in the morning; she was transferred that evening and relieved the same day.
- Up against
- Unnamed political leader(s) said to be linked to a mining dumping yard, BJP (per Amar Ujala's unnamed sources) Government: Mohan Yadav (BJP), Madhya Pradesh.
- Reported reason
- TOI, citing unnamed sources: there is a dispute over ownership of the yard's land involving 'a political leader of the Mahakaushal region', and she was transferred at his behest. Amar Ujala, also citing unnamed sources, reported ('कथित तौर पर') that a BJP leader is a partner in the yard. Neither report names anyone.
- The officer said
- She told both outlets she could not talk as she was travelling by train.
- The other side said
- TOI: 'official sources say that the transfer was a part of routine administrative procedure'.
- Outcome
- Relieved from Sihora the same day.
- What became of the matter
- Unknown. Outcome of the complaint about the dumping yard not found. RTI drafted.