Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh IAS Lokesh Jangid is now in the news. In fact, it was very bad with him after he exposed the scam in the purchase of oxygen concentraters during corona. You must be aware that he was removed from the post of Barwani Additional Collector and transferred. After all this, he has raised several questions on the state's IAS lobby in an interview to a famous Hindi newspaper. However, some IAS are taking the step taken by Jangid to be correct. Senior IAS says, "Jangid's move is absolutely right, just the way has been wrong.''

Let us tell you that Jangid is also getting the status of IAS whistle blower among senior officers. Lokesh has received a notice in the matter of making the transfer talks public and has also considered the response to the notice. In addition, after the entire incident, they have applied for deputation in Maharashtra. The purchase of oxygen collector has been corrected by the Barwani Collector. In fact, on the whole issue, Jangid says, "Whatever happened is very disappointing. I won't say anything else in his bar."

Moreover, on the question of removal from the post of Barwani Additional Collector, he said, "I have openly stated that there was a mess in the purchase of oxygen concentraters. There was corruption. When I was brought to the fore, action was taken against me. He has also told the Barwani Collector responsible for the action taken against himself.'' He said the Barwani collector had lobbyed against him over the phone and spoke to someone in Bhopal. The reason for this was the action taken against me. At the same time, Jangid also said, "Things have become really strange at the moment. Think for yourself 8 transfers in 4 years. Efforts are made to bring out the mess everywhere and within a few days the transfer order comes. The bureaucracy would never have expected to be in this condition.''

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