SDSA decries ADC's decision on transfer of CEO Kholia
Source: Hueiyen News Service / Newmai News Network

Senapati, November 16 2012: Contrary to the request made by Senapati District Students' Association (SDSA) to restraint any action in the midst of the ongoing investigation process, the ADC members have reportedly decided to transfer the present CEO S.Kholia Larho.

SDSA stated that, such decision of the ADC members comes as a shock and premature at the time when the said senior MCS officer has been investing all efforts and wisdom to re-systemize the educational system of the district.

The officer's contribution and reforming administrations is much appreciated and lauded by the whole that, the premature development of the ADC members' decision is not advised in the present situation.

The SDSA has appealed to the ADC members to immediately revoke the said resolution and maintain the status quo in the interest of the student's community in Senapati district.

The SDSA defending its stance added that, the present CEO has been conducting physical tour to every school under ADC Senapati to inspect the actual functioning system of the much criticized ADC schools which is reportedly operating with mere substitute teachers for remote students and salary drawing teachers without attending their respective schools.

Here, the SDSA has expressed its sincere appreciation for all the efforts to reform the educational system in the district, which has become a serious necessity to develop a society which is inflicted by poor literacy rate compared to the other parts of the States in India.

It may be recalled that, the present incumbent CEO, since her posting to the District Council office in early 2012 has been initiating an effective measures in transforming the present structure to otherwise almost defunct situation of the Senapati district ADC office.

Here with the collective efforts of the present CEO, the SDSA has began investigation in District Council office related irregularities and recruitment scam.

However, the immature move of the ADC members' inspite of earlier appeals made by SDSA has come as an "unfortunate and premature action" to transfer a committed and dedicated beauracrate like the present CEO to achieve their political aspiration without logical end.

The SDSA therefore, reiterates its appeal to revoke all political decision to maintain status quo of the CEO and allow the officer to implement the laudable policies during her tenure without political interference.

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