Behaviour towards civil servants has to be dignified: MoS PMO

May 18, 2015 14:32

Amid the controversy over appointment of Delhi's acting Chief Secretary, Union Minister Jitendra Singh today stressed on the need of maintaining dignified behaviour towards civil service officers. Singh said there may be less controversial ways of handling the issue.

"Without getting into any kind of politics, on behalf of Department of Personnel and Training, I can only say that behaviour towards civil services officers should be in a way that befits their dignity and posts hold by them," he said.

Singh said if any controversies crop up, there may be some other ways of solving them which are less controversial and more dignified.

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