Sacked for Absence: The Case of RAS Officer Aqeel Ahmed Khan

The Rajasthan government has dismissed RAS officer Aqeel Ahmed Khan, who was absent from duty since June 5, 2022. Khan, after serving for nearly 15 years, was denied voluntary retirement due to insufficient service length. Despite multiple reassignment attempts, Khan failed to resume duties, resulting in his dismissal.

Sacked for Absence: The Case of RAS Officer Aqeel Ahmed Khan
  • Country:
  • India

A Rajasthan Administrative Service officer, Aqeel Ahmed Khan, has been formally dismissed by the state government. According to official orders, Khan was absent from his duties since June 5, 2022.

The officer's attempt to seek voluntary retirement in March 2022 was rejected due to a shortfall in service length, as he had availed 18 months of leave. He requested resignation again in June last year, citing family issues, but continued to remain absent without official leave.

Despite being transferred to a new director position in the Women and Child Development Department, Khan ignored the post, leading to numerous notices from the personnel department. His prolonged absence finally led to his dismissal in the face of unresolved resignation attempts and career redirection towards business.

TRENDING

OPINION / BLOG / INTERVIEW

AI, zero trust and threat hunting shape next phase of global cybersecurity defense

Clinical AI trustworthiness is a lifecycle challenge, not one-time technical achievement

AI could help tourism SMEs manage shocks, costs and changing customer demand

Public-sector AI could deepen data power and opacity in Kazakhstan

DevShots

Latest News

Connect us on

LinkedIn Quora Youtube RSS
Give Feedback