While transfers have taken place in all departments in Rajasthan after the elections, the education department will continue with the ongoing process. Transfers in the education department will take place after the Lok Sabha elections. This information was shared by Education Minister Madan Dilawar in Kota.
On Friday, he participated in the general meeting of the district council in Kota and appointed Assistant Engineer Firoz Ahmad as AEO in the Sultanpur Panchayat Samiti on receiving complaints. He warned officials that now that the government has changed in the state, there will be strict action against anyone who is negligent in their work.
Dress code must be followed in schools
Education Minister Madan Dilawar said that the dress code is already in effect in all schools in Rajasthan, and all students must adhere to it. Failure to follow the dress code, such as coming with the face covered or wearing disguises, will result in disciplinary action. Those who do not comply with the orders will be made to follow them by the government.
Bulldozers will run on the homes of criminals
The Education Minister said that those who engage in indecent activities with sisters, daughters, and mothers, or commit rape against them, will not be tolerated under any circumstances. He has instructed the district magistrate to prepare a list of such criminals in conjunction with the police in Kota.
Information about their assets and how they have accumulated them by violating ethical ways and rules will be collected. Based on this information, action will be taken against these criminals, and bulldozers will be used in their establishments. A plan in this regard has been prepared.
World record will be made with Surya Namaskar
Education Minister Madan Dilawar said that February 15 is Surya Saptami. On this day, he wants to set a world record by organizing Surya Namaskar. Preparation for this has been completed.
Strict action will be taken against those who do not work
Before this, Dilawar held a general meeting in the auditorium of the CED Circle. In which discussions were held on various issues, including electricity and water. Officers and employees who were not working were also scolded by the minister.
He said that now the government has changed, all officials and employees should understand this. A corruption-free government has been formed. Strict action will be taken against employees and officers who do not work.
