Kerala's Left Government Takes Strict Action: Two IAS Officers Suspended Over Controversies
The Kerala government has suspended two IAS officers, K Gopalakrishnan and N Prasanth, over disciplinary violations. Gopalakrishnan was implicated for creating a religion-based WhatsApp group, while Prasanth faced suspension for levelling accusations against a senior colleague on social media. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan ordered the suspensions following a report from the Chief Secretary.
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The Left government of Kerala has suspended two high-ranking IAS officers, K Gopalakrishnan and N Prasanth, for breaching official discipline, as confirmed by official sources on Monday.
K Gopalakrishnan faced suspension after allegations emerged that he had created a religion-centric WhatsApp group comprising government officials. Meanwhile, N Prasanth was sanctioned for publicly criticising a senior IAS officer on social media.
The action against these officers was initiated following a report submitted to Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan by the Chief Secretary. The authorities are taking the matter with utmost seriousness, indicating stringent measures to ensure adherence to governmental discipline and service rules.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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