Confidential.
Office of the Director of Public Instruc- tion, Bengal.
MEMORANDUM.
Calcutta, the 15th April 1935.
Recently a Sub-Inspector of Schools who was granted an interview in order to place certain matters regarding his service before the Director, brought with him a letter from a member of the Legis- lative Council.
Such action, by which an officer of Government endeavours to enlist the help of non-officials in presenting his difficulties, is a breach of service discip- line, and the fact that it is regarded as such is brought to the notice of all offi- cers of the Department.
J. M. BOTTOMLEY, Director of Public Instruction,
Bengal.
No. 2944-2974-A/5M/54A/35.
Copy forwarded to all Inspectors and Inspectresses of Schools (including the Inspector of European Schools, Bengal);
Principals of all Government Colleges (including the Teachers' Training Col- leges and the Bengal Engineering Col- lege) ; Principals of Ahsanullah School of Engineering and Eden High School for Girls, Dacca; Principals of Govern- ment Commercial Institute and Govern- ment School of Art, Calcutta; Princi- pals of Calcutta and Chittagong Madra- sahs; Superintendents, Hooghly and Rajshahi Madrasahs; Superintendent, Reformatory and Industrial Schools, Alipore; and the Librarian, Bengal Library, for information and for com- munication to all the officers concerned.
A. K. CHANDA, Assistant Director of Public
Instruction, Bengal.
CALCUTTA,
The 18th April 1935.
B. G. Press-1935·36-lllX-2,500.
