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Enquiry officer suspended

Staff Reporter

HYDERABAD: Hyderabad District Collector R.V.Chandravadan has announced the suspension of an enquiry officer, Mohammad Iqbal, who allegedly sold blank declaration forms at DPL Centre 19, Sultan Shahi. Mr. Chandravadan said preliminary enquiry into complaints regarding unfilled forms being sold at the DPL Centre for Rs.500 found irregularities. Mr. Chandravadan also informed that complaints on irregularities in issue of ration cards can be made to the Chief Rationing Officer (Ph.23202813).

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