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COVERNMENT OF WEST BENCAL.
Home Department.
Canaral Administration.
MEMOHANDU.M.
No. 213G.A.C.
To AJ.r. OJ4'l!'ICEUS 1 TIIIS l>UOVINCE.
Ca.lcutta, the 8th September, 19.J8.
Government have from time to time received complaint that Government servants ham been subjected to interference in the discharge of their official duties by political workers. Government rl!cognise that such interference tends to hamper the effie>ien<'y of the administration a a whole. The matter has heen carefully con idered by Govern- ment and the necessity for affording protection to Government servants against any possible inter- ference with their official duties or threats from political workers has been ree>ognised in principle.
Government have. taken up the matter with the Congress authorities in the Province with a view to discourage such interference in the future. The highest authorities of the Indian National Congress have also strestred the same principle.
Government wish to make it clear to all their ofli1·ers that they exped the officer to do their
duties con cientiou ly and without fear or fa:'Vom whatever may be the nature of interference from outside.
S. SEN,
Chief SecretMy to the Government of lVeat Bengal.
No. 213/1(13)0.A.C.
Copies forwarded to all Di trid Magistrates for information.
No. 213/2(2)0.A.C.
Copies forwarclecl to the Commissioner of Divi- RionR for information and circulation to all officers in their divisions.
No. 213/3(20)0.A.C.
Copies forwarded to all Departments for information with the request to circulate this to all officers under their administrative control.
R. GHOSH,
Under Secretary to the GQVermnent of W eat Bengal.
WDG P·4S/9·387X • 1,045.
SECRET
COVERNMENT OF WEST BENCAL.
Home Department.
Ceneral Administration.
MEMORANDUM.
No. 213G.A.C.
To ALL OFFICERS IN TIIIS PROVINCE.
Calcutta, the 8th Septe1nber, 1948.
Government have from time to time received complaint that Government servants ham been ubjected to interference in the discharge of their official duties by political workers. Government recognise. that such interference tends to hamper the efficiency ot the administration as a. whole. The matter has been carefully considered by· Govern- ment. and the necessity for afi'ording protection to Government servants against any possible inter- ference with their official duties or threats from political workers has been recognised in principle.
GoV'ernment have taken up the matter with the Congress authoritie in the Province with a .view to discourage such interference in the future. The highest authorities of the Indian National Congress have also stressed the same principle.
Government wish to make it dear to all their officers that they expect the officers to do their
duties conscientiously and without fear or favour whatever may be the nature of interference from outside.
S. SEN,
Chief Secretary to the Government of 1V est Bengal.
No. 213/1(13)G.A.C.
Copies forwarded to all District Magistrates for information.
No. 213/2(2)0.A.C.
Copies forwarded to the Commissioners of Divi- sions for information and circulation to all officers in their divisions.
No. 213/3(20)G.A.C.
Copies forwarded to all Departments for infonnution with the request to circulate this to all officers under their administrative control.
R. GHOSH,
Under .Secretary to the G01Jernment of TV est Bengal.
WBG1'·48/9-387X·l,045.
COVERNMENT OF WEST BENCAL.
Home bepartment.
Ceneral Administration.
ME.MORAND UM.
No. 213G.A.C.
To ALL OFFICERS IN TIIIS IJROVINCE.
Calcutta, the 8th September, 1948.
Government have from time to time received complaint that Government servants ham been subjected to interference in the discharge of their official duties by political workers. Government recognise that such interference tends to hamper the efficiency of the administration as a whole. The matter has been carefully considered by Govern- ment and the necessity for a:fford:ing protection to Government servants against any possible inter- ference with their offioial duties or threats from political worker's has been recognised in principle.
Government have taken up the matter with the Congress authorities in the Province with a view to discourage such interference in the futme. The highest authoritiei; of the Indian National Congress have also strei;sed the same principle.
Government wish to make it clear to all their offieers that _they expect the officers to do their
duties conscientiously and without fear or avour whatever may be the nature of interference from outside. ·
S. SEN,
Chief Secretwry to the Government of lVest Bengal .
.
No. 213/1(13)0 . .A.C.
Copies forwarded to all Difltrict Magistrates for information.
No. 213/2(2)0 . .A.C.
Copies forwarded to the Commissioners of Divi- sionA for information and circulation to all officers in their divisions.
No. 213/3(20)0 . .A.C.
Copies forwarded to , all Departments for information with the request to circulate this to all officers under their administrative control.
R. GHOSH,
Under Secretatry to the Government of West Bengal.
WBGP·48/0·387X·l,04&.