New Delhi [India], Feb. 23 (NT): Union Minister Jitendra Singh on Friday said that IAS delegations and other Govt. officials met him and had put forward their issues with the Delhi administration on the subject of the alleged Physically assault of Delhi Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash.

Addressing the media reporters, MoS PMO Singh asserted that they briefed him about their "difficulties," and He assured them that their "concerns" would be given first priority.

"Today we met with various associations representing the Indian Administrative Service, accompanied by other government officials and they had come across to put forward their inputs and their grievances of the situation as it has emerged in the Delhi administration in the last few days," said MoS PMO Singh after meeting the IAS delegation and other officials.

He added that the IAS delegation also sought after to formally register their grumble in the department of Department of Personnel and Training (DOPT).

Singh further said the associations wanted to be heard, which he did and provided them with assurance.

"We should give them a work-friendly environment. We should be to get the best out of our officers and we must enable them to perform to the best of their performance in the interest of the nation," Singh said in a press Meet.

Singh’s assurance come in the wake of the recently sparked controversy when two Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLAs were  find accused as they physically assaulted and manhandled to the Delhi Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash in the presence of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.