Manjhi expresses dissatisfaction with RC Dept’s performance
3 Feb 2015 12:38 AM GMT
“The results were not be seen in the RCD,” Manjhi told reporters in reply to a question at the weekly ‘Janata Ke Durbar Mein Mukhya Mantri’ at his official residence while defending his decision to transfer RCD Principal Secretary Arun Kumar Singh and appoint senior IAS official Harjot Kaur last month which had reportedly irked the minister.
Peeved with frequent transfers of top bureaucrats, RCD Minister Singh and the Forest and Environment Minister P K Shahi had recently wrote to the Chief Secretary Anjani Kumar Singh asking him to explain under what rules the senior bureaucrats were being transferred frequently.
While the Chief Minister candidly admitted that the two ministers had written to the CS wanting to know as to under what rules, senior bureaucrats were being transferred frequently, the ministers concerned have remained silent on the issue so far.
Manjhi, Uma Bharti praise each other
Displaying bonhomie, Bihar chief minister Jitan Ram Manjhi and Union minister Uma Bharti on Monday mutually praised each other. "Manjhi, who hails from a poor family, understands the pain of poor and he is a garibo ka messiah (poor peoples' apostle) in true sense," Bharti said after a meeting on flood problem in Bihar. On her response to problems of flood in Bihar from the rivers of Nepal, Manjhi said he was immensely impressed with the approach of the minister towards the problem.
Peeved with frequent transfers of top bureaucrats, RCD Minister Singh and the Forest and Environment Minister P K Shahi had recently wrote to the Chief Secretary Anjani Kumar Singh asking him to explain under what rules the senior bureaucrats were being transferred frequently.
While the Chief Minister candidly admitted that the two ministers had written to the CS wanting to know as to under what rules, senior bureaucrats were being transferred frequently, the ministers concerned have remained silent on the issue so far.
Manjhi, Uma Bharti praise each other
Displaying bonhomie, Bihar chief minister Jitan Ram Manjhi and Union minister Uma Bharti on Monday mutually praised each other. "Manjhi, who hails from a poor family, understands the pain of poor and he is a garibo ka messiah (poor peoples' apostle) in true sense," Bharti said after a meeting on flood problem in Bihar. On her response to problems of flood in Bihar from the rivers of Nepal, Manjhi said he was immensely impressed with the approach of the minister towards the problem.
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