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Official of backward classes development corporation suspended over irregularities in implementing govt. welfare schemes

An assistant development officer with the D. Devaraj Urs Backward Classes Development Corporation in Bidar, Ramesh Heggi, has been suspended following a departmental inquiry that found irregularities in the implementation of government welfare schemes. The inquiry, initiated by activist Sanju A. Yadav, uncovered allegations of misplacement of borewells under the Ganga Kalyana Scheme and multiple family members receiving loans under the 2022-23 Self-Employment Direct Loan Scheme. The complainant had requested information through the Right to Information Act and submitted representations to several authorities before the inquiry concluded. The managing director of the corporation ordered the suspension based on the findings.

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Official of backward classes development corporation suspended over irregularities in implementing govt. welfare schemes

An assistant development officer with the D. Devaraj Urs Backward Classes Development Corporation in Bidar, Ramesh Heggi, has been suspended following a departmental inquiry that found irregularities in the implementation of government welfare schemes. The inquiry, initiated by activist Sanju A. Yadav, uncovered allegations of misplacement of borewells under the Ganga Kalyana Scheme and multiple family members receiving loans under the 2022-23 Self-Employment Direct Loan Scheme. The complainant had requested information through the Right to Information Act and submitted representations to several authorities before the inquiry concluded. The managing director of the corporation ordered the suspension based on the findings.

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