Storm over IAS officers’ spat yet to subside
The Hindu
Chief Secretary Ravi Kumar holds talks; Minister Somashekar says tussle will be resolved
The storm raised by the public spat between two senior IAS officers in Mysuru amidst the fight against the pandemic is yet to subside even as the Mysuru City Corporation councillors took to the streets over the issue, on Friday. Though Chief Secretary Ravi Kumar paid a visit to the city and held prolonged discussion with the officials, the focus was on tackling COVID-19. Shilpa Nag, Commissioner, Mysuru City Corporation (MCC), who created a flutter by announcing her ‘resignation’ from the civil services citing harassment and humiliation by Deputy Commissioner Rohini Sindhuri, was late by over 45 minutes to the meeting.More Related News
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