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ETVBHARAT
  • 1/9/2025
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00:00and the state has to take legal action to protect the assets.
00:07So, we have to see clearly that many cases, many IASs and IPSs are facing difficulties.
00:15Here, we have to think about what training can be given to IASs and IPSs.
00:21You have to get into the state, get into the laws, get into the rules, and you have to follow the rules.
00:29What do the people get? Land rights, state rights, or other problems.
00:37If you are in a district, you are called a district collector or IAS.
00:41Legally, in case of land grabbing, or in other cases, when it comes to law, IPSs come.
00:50So, the people have the right to vote, they have the right to work, they have the right to live,
00:55they have the right to create a peaceful environment.
01:00If they go in the same direction, we have to see that it is a bad influence on the work force.
01:07So, I know two people who are good names, who are district collectors, who have earned good names.
01:14After becoming a secretary or chief secretary in the ministry,
01:19we have seen people who have been accused of being land grabbers and land robbers.
01:29I thought I should not say the name, but they are people like Jawaharlal Nehru.
01:33So, here, IPSs and IASs have to be careful.
01:38These people are not law abiding people.
01:42They will be in trouble if they come under the law.
01:46Another thing they are saying is that they are ministers, they are ministers,
01:49we have nothing to do with this.
01:52But according to the law, the minister is also a public servant.
01:57Because he is a public servant, this 409 will also apply to them.
02:04If there are such financial crimes, it will apply to all of them.
02:08So, that way, today, IASs and their families are falling on the streets unknowingly.
02:16Their families are being abused.
02:18They are being abused by the people.
02:20Mr. Padmanabhan Reddy, when taking legal decisions,
02:23when ministers and officials are also responsible for it,
02:26should both of them face prosecution? Is that wrong?
02:29If the minister gives an order to the minister,
02:32if that order is against the law,
02:35this officer, the principal secretary,
02:38if he writes that it is against the law, it is nothing.
02:41If he follows it blindly, it will come to the minister.
02:44What do we know?
02:46If the minister says that we did it, the law will not accept it.
02:50Otherwise, there will be less punishment.
02:53Because he did not do it on his own.
02:56They say that he did it because a complaint came from above.
02:59You are a senior officer.
03:02You did not do it on your own.
03:05There are many cases where the minister says what we will do.
03:11So, we have to learn the value of that.
03:14I get paid. I get selected and trained.
03:17I have to work legally.
03:20But when the minister says it is not like that,
03:23when they do it with courage, it is nothing for them.
03:26Otherwise, they will be punished.
03:29Otherwise, it may be a little less.
03:32Because the judge said that the minister did it,
03:35the punishment may be a little less.
03:38But the punishment will definitely be given.
03:41Thank you, Mr. Subbarao. Thank you, Mr. Padmanabha Reddy.
03:44This is today's message.