New Delhi: Durga Shakti Nagpal, the suspended Sub-Divisional Magistrate of Greater Noida, had submitted her report over the demolition of the wall of an under-construction mosque in Gautam Buddha Nagar on Friday evening to Uttar Pradesh Government.
In her report, Nagpal had claimed that her action was well within the rules of service and as per the directions of the Supreme Court and she is innocent.
Nagpal was suspended by the Uttar Pradesh Government on July 27 for alleging as she had taken dig on the sand mafia and for ordering the demolition of a wall of a mosque in the state’s Gautam Buddh Nagar District, where she was posted as Sub-Divisional Magistrate.
Durga Shakti Nagpal had seized nearly 300 trolleys of sand that was being illegally mined from the Yamuna river bed. Many believe it was the result of pressure from the mining mafia, though the Uttar Pradesh Government termed the suspension an ‘administrative decision’.
State Government’s 10-page charge sheet accuses Nagpal of violating norms while ordering the demolition of the wall of a mosque built illegally on government land at Gautam Budh Nagar in Greater Noida.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav on suspension of IAS officer, said, “If an official makes a mistake then the government punishes the official. This is the way government works. ”
Bureau Report
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