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Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma on Saturday said the state government would be introducing the Rajasthan Civil Code 2026 in line with the constitutional spirit of Article 44, which provides for a Uniform Civil Code. Addressing the state-level Independence Day function at Dr Karni Singh Stadium here, Sharma said the proposed legislation would seek to ensure a uniform legal framework for all citizens of the state. He said the government had taken several big and tough steps to strengthen law and order and create an atmosphere of peace and security in Rajasthan. Sharma said that a legislation had been enacted to check unlawful religious conversions through inducement or fraudulent means. "The government is following a zero tolerance policy towards crime and corruption. This has helped reduce crime and create an atmosphere of peace in the state," he said. Speaking about the state's development agenda, Sharma said the government was committed to fulfilling the vision of 'Viks
The Rajasthan government has transferred 69 Indian Forest Service officers in a major reshuffle in the Forest Department, with 22 officers promoted from the Rajasthan Forest Service (RFS) to the IFS nearly seven months after their promotion, according to a government order. Fourteen IFS officers have also been given additional charge, according to the order issued by the Department of Personnel late Monday night. Arijit Banerjee, who was the head of the Forest Department, has now been made the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests and Head of Forest Force. Vijay N, Secretary of the Environment and Climate Change Department, has been transferred to the post of Chief Conservator of Forests (Establishment), Jaipur. Shailja Deval has been appointed Secretary of the Environment and Climate Change Department. Principal Chief Conservator of Forests Anurag Bhardwaj has been posted as PCCF (IT), Rajasthan. Anup K R has been transferred from Jodhpur and posted as Chief Conservator of Fore