DEO to change again, as suspension sought
In a decisive move, District Collector Ashish Singh has submitted a proposal to the Divisional Commissioner for the suspension and removal of District Education Officer (DEO) Sushma Vaishya. The proposal comes in light of Vaishya's repeated absences from Jan Sunwai (Public Hearing) sessions, despite clear orders from the Collector to attend.
Collector Ashish Singh confirmed the move, stating, "I have sent a proposal to the Divisional Commissioner for the suspension and removal of DEO Sushma Vaishya due to her repeated failure to comply with official orders."
This decision follows a series of administrative lapses, including her failure to attend Jan Sunwai sessions, which are crucial for addressing public grievances. Vaishya had been previously warned after skipping a session without prior permission, but despite this, she continued to disregard the instructions.
Vaishya's suspension comes amid a backdrop of ongoing concerns regarding the district's education administration. Her predecessor, Mangalesh Vyas, was removed earlier this year due to allegations of financial mismanagement and later suspended for mishandling a contempt of court case regarding pending salary payments to an assistant teacher.
The proposal for Vaishya's suspension now awaits approval from the Divisional Commissioner. Further developments are expected as the case progresses through official channels.
In a decisive move, District Collector Ashish Singh has submitted a proposal to the Divisional Commissioner for the suspension and removal of District Education Officer (DEO) Sushma Vaishya. The proposal comes in light of Vaishya's repeated absences from Jan Sunwai (Public Hearing) sessions, despite clear orders from the Collector to attend.
Collector Ashish Singh confirmed the move, stating, "I have sent a proposal to the Divisional Commissioner for the suspension and removal of DEO Sushma Vaishya due to her repeated failure to comply with official orders."
This decision follows a series of administrative lapses, including her failure to attend Jan Sunwai sessions, which are crucial for addressing public grievances. Vaishya had been previously warned after skipping a session without prior permission, but despite this, she continued to disregard the instructions.
Vaishya's suspension comes amid a backdrop of ongoing concerns regarding the district's education administration. Her predecessor, Mangalesh Vyas, was removed earlier this year due to allegations of financial mismanagement and later suspended for mishandling a contempt of court case regarding pending salary payments to an assistant teacher.
The proposal for Vaishya's suspension now awaits approval from the Divisional Commissioner. Further developments are expected as the case progresses through official channels.