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Haunted by ghosts? Order continue to go missing from Zila Panchyat office

Zila Panchyat office seems haunted by ghosts, who pick up and vanishes orders of inspection and punishments sent by Commissioner and Collector office.
The number of skeletons in Zila Panchyat office continues to rise as the recently issued reminder order from Collector office also went missing. There have been several other previous reminders and orders that went missing at the office.
The reminder order citing letter number 126 was cited in the order issued and signed by Deputy Collector recently.
 In an appeal under RTI, complainant Sanjay Mishra had received a copy noting that Zila Panchyat office received an order of inspection against in-charge Devendra Choubey, Zila Panchayat CEO Neha Meena denies ever receiving any such inspection order.
Now, when collector sent the reminder on the same order at the direction of Commissioner Akash Tripathi, Neha still denies receiving any such letter. “I have not received any order from Collector office recently,” she said.
The number of orders vanishing from Zila Panchayat office is a clear indication of an insider-game, where orders are being stopped from compliance.
When asked about the inspection order against Choubey that was passed by then commissioner Sanjay Dubey, Neha said, “We did not receive any such order, there is no inspection passed against Choubey, he is right in front of me and confirms that no such inspection has been ordered.”
The order was passed last year originally with three reminder orders. A reminder was sent in the first half of July and now again reminder was sent from Collector Office this week.

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