Raipur : In Kanker district of Chhattisgarh, after missing the mobile on the outer part of the dam 21 Water Resources Department on the accused officer of taking out lakh liters of water 53,478 fined Rs. Officials of Kanker district said that Food Inspector Rajesh Vishwas had wasted a huge amount of water after his mobile fell on the outskirts of Paralkot reservoir located in Pakhanjoor area of ​​the district. As a result, the district administration suspended Rajesh Biswas.

)Water Resources Department wrote a letter to Food Inspector

Water Resources Department wrote to Food Inspector Rajesh Vishwas In the written letter, it has been said that without the permission of the competent authority, he had pumped out a large amount of water through a diesel pump, which is illegal and comes under the category of punishment under the Chhattisgarh Irrigation Act. As per the letter, Rajesh Vishwas for his personal interest has acquired 368494 cubic meters (50 Lakh liters) of water wasted. For this he 05.368494 at the rate of Rs. per cubic meter 43, 092 has been asked to pay Rs. It states that a fine of Rs 1,000 was imposed for extracting water without permission. Is. To Vishwas in the letter 05 to the department within

days ,478 has been asked to pay Rs.

While taking a selfie, the mobile fell in the water

An official of the district administration said that Vishwas Had gone for a walk in the reservoir with his friends on May, when his mobile phone fell into the water while taking a selfie. He told that Rajesh Vishwas allegedly tied the dam with the help of villagers till May to recover the mobile. Diesel pump was installed to empty the water from it. After the matter came to light the next day, Kanker District Magistrate Priyanka Shukla sought a report in this regard, following which the officer was suspended.

368494Show cause notice issued to SDO

District Magistrate water A show-cause notice has also been issued to Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO) of the Resources Department, RC Dhivar, for allegedly giving oral permission to draw water from the dam. The District Magistrate had also written a letter to the Secretary of the Water Resources Department demanding action against SDO Dhivar.