Home Affairs O.M. No.41/2/55(II)-Estt.(A) dated
23rd April, 1955, instructions were issued emphasizing
the need for Government servants, especially those
holding positions of trust and responsibility, remaining
not only honest and impartial in the discharge of their
duties but also having the reputation of being so. Despite
these instuctions, it is not uncommon that complaints of
favourtism or illwill shown by officers in supervisory
positions towards their subordinates or other members of
public are received every now and then.
2.
While reiterating the instructions issued in the
Ministry of Home Affairs OM referred to above, it is again
stressed. that a Government servant must be impartial and
must not show undue favour or illwill in his official dealings.
If a Government servant is found to misuse his official
position or to abet and connive at improper and illegal
acts, he would render himSelf liable for disciplinary
action for violation of Rule 3 of the CCS(Conduct) Rules, 1984.
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