Bihar CM Manjhi’s son-in-law says he serves him in personal capacity
16 Dec 2014 11:47 PM GMT
Bihar Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi’s son-in-law, who was recently removed as his personal assistant after it was found his appointment violated rules, was on Monday spotted in an official programme of the CM where he said he still rendered “service” to him in personal capacity.
“People meet me and submit their problems which I take up with relevant officers,” Majhi’s son-in-law Devendra Kumar told reporters at the Chief Minister’s official residence.
“Many works which I send for consideration are done,” he said. Asked if he has come back to his old position after the state government through a circular redefined the Bihar Legislature (members’ salary, allowances and pension) Act, 2006 on the basis of which relatives of ministers and CM could now be appointed as private secretaries or personal staff, he said not yet.
“People meet me and submit their problems which I take up with relevant officers,” Majhi’s son-in-law Devendra Kumar told reporters at the Chief Minister’s official residence.
“Many works which I send for consideration are done,” he said. Asked if he has come back to his old position after the state government through a circular redefined the Bihar Legislature (members’ salary, allowances and pension) Act, 2006 on the basis of which relatives of ministers and CM could now be appointed as private secretaries or personal staff, he said not yet.
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