In a letter to all the district magistrates and police chiefs, Chief Secretary Rahul Bhatnagar said it has been observed that district administrations have not been getting prompt information about crime, accidents and incidents of sensitive nature in their areas which often impede immediate action.
In many cases it has been seen that before the administration, it is the electronic and print media which come to know of the incidents and administrative officials also get to know about them from the media, he said in the letter yesterday, adding this reflected the failure of their information network.
The Chief Secretary said any laxity on this front will not be tolerated and action will be taken against the guilty after fixing responsibility.
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