Education Minister Cracks Down on Corruption and Obscenity in Rajasthan
Rajasthan Education Minister Madan Dilawar has taken a strong stance against corruption and obscenity by instructing that inquiry reports of guilty officials be publicly displayed. This measure aims to hold individuals accountable through public awareness and further social repercussions for misconduct among government employees.
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Rajasthan's Education Minister Madan Dilawar has initiated a tough policy against corruption and obscenity among government officials.
He ordered that investigation reports of guilty individuals be pasted outside their homes as a social deterrent. The plan includes putting up posters in villagers and areas known to officials' families.
Dilawar emphasized the need for swift decisions in pending cases, clearly conveying his commitment to maintaining integrity within the department.
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