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MHA seeks list of IPS/IAS with 'doubtful integrity'
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has asked the Chief Secretaries of Delhi, Goa, Arunachal Pradesh and Mizoram and other Union Territories to send a list of suspected IPS, IAS, DANICS and DANIPS officers with "doubtful integrity" before January 10, 2020.
New Delhi: The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has asked the Chief Secretaries of Delhi, Goa, Arunachal Pradesh and Mizoram and other Union Territories to send a list of suspected IPS, IAS, DANICS and DANIPS officers with "doubtful integrity" before January 10, 2020.
The ministry issued a directive to the chief secretaries which said that they should prepare an "Agreed List of suspected officers for 2019-2020 in respect to IAS, IPS, Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands Civil Service (DANICS) and Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands (DANIPS) officers" and to send it by January 10, 2020 to MHA.
It further explained that "Agreed List will be prepared of officers of gazetted status against whom there are complaints about honesty or integrity, doubts or suspicion, after consultation between the officer of the department concerned and of Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)".
The Agreed List, informally known as secret list in Indian bureaucracy, would be shared with the CBI to check the veracity of allegations.
"It is requested to prepare the Agreed List of officers in respect of the all to IAS, IPS, DANICS and DANIPS officer accordingly and submit to the ministry at the earliest.
It is also submitted that the list to be submitted to Ministry of Home Affairs by January 10," the missive stated.
About officers who have been transferred within a year, the directive said: "It is stated that if an officer is transferred in a particular calendar year and has served for six months or more in a particular segment, then his record with respect to Agreed List needs to be maintained by the segment where the officer remained posted for a period of six months or more."
It also pointed out that thereafter, the agreed list may be forwarded to the MHA, by both the segments that where the officer remained posted for a period of six months or more and also the segment where officer was working on December 31 in the relevant year.
"In all other cases, the list may be forwarded only by the segment where the officer was working on December 31," the internal note stated.
