Cong fires sychopancy salvo against IAS babus

Hyderabad: Leader of Opposition in Legislative Council Mohammed Ali Shabbir demanded appropriate action against the two IAS officers of Jagtial district including District Collector A Sharath who behaved in a manner bringing down values of secularism, prestige and image of the IAS and the Constitution of India.

In a letter to the President of India, Shabbir Ali sought the intervention of the President to instruct concerned authorities to initiate appropriate action against them in order to elevate the dignity and prestige of All India Services and to uphold the fundamental right of secularism guaranteed in the Indian
Constitution.

He said the Collector of Jagtial, A Sharath, had behaved in a sycophant manner and declared during the Republic Day speech that he would touch the feet of Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao for permitting him to conduct the Republic Day parade, and reminded him not to forget that he was a public servant not a servant of Chandrashekar Rao.

Similarly the Sub Collector of Metpally, another IAS officer, Musharraf Ali had kneeled before the Nizamabad MP and daughter of K Chandrasekhar Rao, K Kavitha, at the venue of the Republic Day parade in an undignified manner and put the prestige of IAS cadres to shame, Shabbir Ali said.

The senior Congress leader demanded appropriate against both the IAS officers for violation of Constitution and denigrating the prestige and reputation of IAS cadres.

Shabbir also addressed another letter to Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao demanding the setting up of a full-fledged NRI department in Telangana government to address the issues of Telangana NRI’s were facing in the Gulf countries .

He said justice could be done to thousands of job seekers from the State facing untold miseries in the Gulf nations due to deception and cheating by unscrupulous commission agents, only by an effective and empowered leadership of NRI department.

He also suggested strengthening of NAC centres for skill development trainings and there should be two to three centres in each district.

The NRI department should be empowered to deal all issues with regard to employment opportunities in Gulf nations, recruitment process and also Visa with consulates and also the Ministry of External Affairs.

The department should also coordinate all financial and legal affairs for the welfare of the gullible job seekers. “During the Congress regime, we could bring back thousands of people stranded in Saudi Arabia and other Middle Eastern countries where thousands of Telangana people worked as domestic servants, electricians, plumbers, etc,” Shabbir Ali said.