Archive · 7 Aug 2025
Rajasthan Govt Dismisses Police, Reviews Cases; IAS Officer faces action
The Rajasthan government has taken action against several officers.
Nine police inspectors were fired due to their work.
The Chief Minister looked at and decided on 37 cases about potential legal action.
An IAS officer, who works in the government, is facing consequences for breaking rules about land.
Additionally, the government approved legal action against other state service officers.
Finally, the pensions of some retired officers have been stopped because of internal investigations, especially of an officer found guilty of corruption.
Rajasthan government dismissed nine police inspectors for poor performance.
Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma reviewed and resolved 37 prosecution cases.
Approval was granted for action against an IAS officer for land allotment violations.
Prosecution cases were approved against six state service officers.
Pensions of 13 retired officers were stopped following departmental inquiries.
- Who
- Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma, nine police inspectors, IAS and other state service officers.
- What
- The Rajasthan government took disciplinary actions, including dismissals and pension stops.
- When
- On Wednesday.
- Where
- Rajasthan.
- Why
- Due to poor performance, rule violations, and corruption.
- Action Taken Against
- Nine police inspectors
- Cases Reviewed
- 37 prosecution cases
- IAS Officer Action
- Approval for action due to land allotment violations
- Retired Officers Pensions
- 13 officers' pensions stopped