योगी सरकार में करप्शन पर जीरो टॉलरेंस: अब तक 11 IAS निलंबित

Fast Summary

• suspension of IAS officer Abhishek Prakash: The Uttar Pradesh government has suspended IAS officer Abhishek Prakash for allegedly seeking commission from a businessman. Vigilance inquiry into his disproportionate assets has been ordered under Chief minister Yogi Adityanath’s direction.
• Previous Actions Against IAS Officers: Since adopting a “zero tolerance policy” towards corruption, the Yogi Adityanath-led government has suspended 11 IAS officers over various charges during its two terms. While some have been reinstated after investigations, notable cases include:

– Ghanshyam Singh (Lakhimpur Kheri): Accused of delaying land measurement tasks.
– Devi Sharan Upadhyay (Aligarh): Allegedly mismanaged lease allotments for 35 plots.
– TK Sheebu (Sonbhadra), Sunil Kumar Verma (Auraiya), and others facing allegations ranging from financial irregularities to misuse of positions.

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Indian Opinion Analysis

the suspension of IAS officer Abhishek Prakash underlines Uttar Pradesh’s stated commitment to combating corruption within bureaucratic ranks through its “zero tolerance policy.” With vigilance inquiries ordered promptly in such cases, this demonstrates an effort toward accountability and clarity in governance. By highlighting prior suspensions and probes into alleged irregularities by officials across various districts, the pattern suggests an ongoing systemic scrutiny designed to restore trust in administrative functions.

However, frequent reinvestigations leading to reinstatements raise questions about thoroughness in initial probes or potential gaps in evidence-gathering processes.As these actions unfold further, their implications may influence public confidence either positively-if corruption is decisively reduced-or negatively if outcomes seem inconclusive.