Nagpur: Ten days after the resolution was forwarded at the Bogus Scam meeting at the Body (GB) public meeting, the Mayor of Dayashankar Tiwari sent him to administration on Monday.
This resolution is a big assistance for several officials, because it mentions small actions against officials and does not have a certain name.
The Commissioner of the City of Radhakrishnan B will decide whether to implement the resolution that is forwarded in GB or sends it to the state government to cancel it.
In accordance with the resolution received from the Mayor, the order has been given to remove the financial strength of the officials involved in the prime facie in fraud.
During the discussion of fraud at a G meeting on December 31, the BJP City President and DATKE MLC Pravin had accused the involvement of several officials in suggesting all shipments on the completed request leave report.
He also took the name of several officials.
Radhakrishnan asked for home not to make such decisions, because it would have an impact on Pandemic Covid-19 work.
Then in the resolution spoken at home, the mayor directed the administration to remove the financial strength of the official to deliver a report by the investigation committee.
The resolution sent by the Mayor also mentions the establishment of the Seven Member Investigation Committee under the party leader in power Avinash Thakre.
The name of the four other members registered – Opposition leader Tansaji Wanve, BSP Corporator Vaishali Narnawre and BJP Corporators Sanjay Balpande and Sandip Jadhav.
The committee will decide the names left from two members.
At home, Datke and several canitators accused the committee of the seven members suffered by the civil heads for investigations of fraud was illegal.
But Tiwari did not mention anything about this committee while reciting a decision at home.
Also, there is no mention of this committee in resolution sent to administration.
The committee led by the Supplementary Commissioner Deepak Kumar Meena is conducting an investigation into fraud since December 17 and the possibility of continuing without special direction from GB to abolish it.
The Committee has provided a preliminary report and is likely to submit a final report within a week.