This IAS got support of Mayawati, politics heated up on resignation
This IAS got support of Mayawati, politics heated up on resignation
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Rani Nagar, a 2014 batch IAS officer of India's state of Haryana, has declared trouble for the government after resigning from her job after the lockdown. Rani Nagar is originally a native of Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh. Former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister and Bahujan Samaj Party President Ku. Mayawati has taken two tweets one after the other, taking the announcement of IAS Rani Nagar's resignation seriously. Rani Nagar had alleged that high officials are harassing her and her and sister's life is in danger.

In this case, Mayawati has demanded the Haryana government to take cognizance and take strict action against the accused high officials. After two tweets of Mayawati, the Haryana government has come into action. Rani Nagar is being contacted on behalf of the Chief Secretary's office and information about the entire matter is being obtained. Rani Nagar, a resident of Ghaziabad, had said through her Facebook post at around 5 am on Thursday that she would resign after the lockdown. Not only this, he also posted a video with his sister on his Facebook wall. Rani suddenly came into the discussion after this post.

For your information, tell us tell you that IAS Rani Nagar, a native of Uttar Pradesh's District Gautam Budh Nagar and IAS Rani Nagar of Haryana cadre, is being asked to resign in protest against harassment and threat to her life, including her sister. This is a very serious matter. The government should take proper cognizance of this immediately. Despite many complaints, strict legal action should be taken against the culprits by conducting a high-level investigation into the harassment case against the said female officer. This is the demand of the BSP from the Central and Haryana Government.

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