Hebbalkar warns officials of suspension if they continue to violate protocol
Minister Lakshmi Hebbalkar warned officials of potential suspension for not inviting elected representatives to government programs. This warning came during a quarterly meeting where she addressed protocol violations following complaints from local MLAs. Hebbalkar emphasized the importance of including elected officials in government events and mandated adherence to this protocol.
- ▪Minister Lakshmi Hebbalkar cautioned officials against violating protocol.
- ▪Show-cause notices were issued to the Karkala tahsildar and Kannada and Culture Department officials.
- ▪Local MLAs objected to the exclusion of elected representatives from government programs.
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Minister for Women and Child Development and Udupi district in-charge Lakshmi Hebbalkar on Saturday cautioned officials of suspension from service if they continue to violate protocol by not inviting elected representatives to government programmes.She was speaking at the quarterly Karnataka Development Programme meeting of Udupi district. The Minister ordered the issuance of show-cause notices to the Tahsildar of Karkala and officials of the Kannada and Culture Department over protocol violation.The decision followed objections by the five MLAs of Udupi district, V. Sunil Kumar, Yashpal Suvarna, Gurme Suresh Shetty, A.
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