Three patwaris have been suspended in Chhattisgarh’s Gaurela-Pendra-Marwahi district over allegations of negligence in government work and ignoring the instructions of senior officers. Collector Vijay Dayaram has taken the action. The land records branch of the Collector’s Office issued suspension orders for the three employees under the Chhattisgarh Civil Services (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1966.
The suspended employees include Jogi Ravi Kujur, Kamlesh Tanwar and Prabhat Kumar Khare. In separate cases, allegations against the three include remaining absent from duty, negligence in government work and disobeying officers’ instructions.
Did not return to work despite notice
Patwari Jogi Ravi Kujur was posted in Halka No. 03 and also held additional charge of Pendra. According to the administration, he was issued a notice to return to duty, but he neither gave a satisfactory reply nor resumed work. He was suspended after the recommendation of the Pendra tehsildar and approval of the SDM.
Action against Kamlesh Tanwar over continued absence
Kamlesh Tanwar, posted in Patwari Halka No. 32, Katra (Marwahi), is accused of continuously remaining absent from government work and being negligent in discharging responsibilities. He was issued show-cause notices several times, but his replies were not found satisfactory.
Prabhat Kumar Khare, attached to the Marwahi tehsil office, is accused of remaining absent from the designated headquarters and office without permission and ignoring the instructions of senior officers.
Separate headquarters fixed during suspension
According to the order, during the suspension period, Jogi Ravi Kujur’s headquarters will be the tehsil office in Pendra, while the headquarters of Kamlesh Tanwar and Prabhat Kumar Khare have been fixed at the tehsil office in Marwahi. During this period, all three will be given subsistence allowance as per rules.
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