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No passing the buck, just perform!
It is common knowledge in official corridors that officials have forever tried to impress Ministers, and in effect, their political bosses, by blaming earlier administrations for the State’s misery on almost all fronts.
It is common knowledge in official corridors that officials have forever tried to impress Ministers, and in effect, their political bosses, by blaming earlier administrations for the State’s misery on almost all fronts.
However, now things are fast changing. When a senior bureaucrat tried to blame the previous regime recently, Finance Minister Eatala Rajender is learnt to have cold-shouldered the babu’s jibe and sought positive results from the department.
In yet another incident, Irrigation Minister T Harish Rao did not merely smile when an official tried something similar but, urged the official to come back to the business on hand.
With Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao insisting on tangible results and delivery, the Ministers too have been stepping up their activity. It is business and sentiment that drives these folks, nowadays.
