Bengaluru: War of words breaks out between MP Simha, DIG Roopa on IPS transfers


Daijiworld Media Network - Bengaluru (SP)

Bengaluru, Mar 18: A remark made by MP, Pratap Simha, about four IPS officers from the state 'migrating' to central service on deputation, gave rise to exchange of some terse words between the MP and DIG (prisons), Roopa D Moundgil.

Pratap Simha, in his Facebook post on March 14, mentioned that four IPS officers were moving to the centre to serve there, as they did not got good posting in Karnataka. He specifically mentioned about IGP, Madhukar Shetty, and Sonia Narang, deputy commissioner of police, Labhu Ram, and Kaushalendra Kumar.

Two days later, Roopa hit back at him, asking him not to politicize bureaucracy, and allow the officers to do their job. She also said that the MP's opinion was a figment of his own imagination. She opined that it would not be good to try to project some persons as heroes, as many people including constables work behind the doors for investigations.

People came up with hundreds of comments on both sides. Simha said on Friday, speaking to media persons, that he had just re-posted a post made by a private news channel in social website. He also said that he had on many occasions, supported officials posted for handling law and order situations.

A day later, Facebook removed her post. Roopa then put up another status exclaiming the ridiculousness of the act by Facebook. "This is ridiculous! My fb post countering honorable MP Pratap Simha s views has disappeared! Dear Facebook, this is not fair (sic)," she said in her post.

She then put up another post titled 'Why the views of honourable MP Pratap Simha are so very wrong and dangerous', in which, addressing MP Pratap Simha, she said, "I earnestly request you to let the bureaucracy be to itself free from political endorsements. Because, politicisation of bureaucracy does not help the system and society in the long run. I know these officers personally - the ones you have mentioned in your facebook post/twitter and I can vouch that none of them have raised any hue and cry about political harassment whatsoever (sic)."

  

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  • G M Hegde, Udupi

    Sun, Mar 19 2017

    Dont understand why the DIG of prisons should follow and comment on the comments of a politician of the opposition and act as an agent of her collegues unless appointed by her collegues and the govt as their agent. Does she expect the govt. to pat her on the back and remove her from loss making DIG prisons post and shift her to lucarative Bangalore posting? All of her collegues though are the finest officers Karnataka cadre has and do not need agents to justify their capabilities. The public are well versed with them.

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  • shabeer Puttur, Abu Dhabi

    Sat, Mar 18 2017

    RSS caders not only in Police Deaprtment even FB also RSS team is working this is just Example

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  • shrikanth, mangalore

    Mon, Mar 20 2017

    Because this is India not pakisthan or USA Mr, shabir.

    as hindu, im proud i was born in india.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Mar 18 2017

    Now please do not commit ...

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  • MN, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 18 2017

    Politicisation of Bureaucracy is not at all acceptable. However most of the bureaucrats are not corrupt and have no respect for common man as there is no element of accountability hence we find only red tapism, when we enter any government office. If you don't pay under the table, most of the offices you struggle to get your work done, though you are entitled.
    There needs to be a check and balance. To start with so called all such "Hard working honest bureaucrats," should come forward with voluntarily disclosure of their properties before joining the service and current one. Meanwhile Politicians to declare their income/asset every year commencing from political career.
    There is also Political pressure on a very small number of honest officers who refuse to fall in line. There should be legal provision to check unwanted undue political pressure.

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  • joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 18 2017

    It is time that the politicians stop running various departments. In this particular case the duly appointed Director General of Police should be sole authority to decide about transfers and relocations.

    If the D.G.P. finds it proper he will make recommendations cum decisions. Only this way can people holding responsible positions would perform every act of theirs to perfection.

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  • J.F.D SOUZA, Attavar, Mangaluru

    Sat, Mar 18 2017

    IPS, IAS, IFS Officers is erm is upto 60 years. But wheras these MPs MLA's their term is for only for 5 years. May be they are elected for 2nd term it is not known. The politicians politics like bubble. Anytime they can explode and they will be no more. So the politicians should not show their audaciity unneccessarily. Serve ppeople in a better way. Dont go for such politics as you are digging your own pit.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Mar 18 2017

    You guys look competent enough to join the film industry ...

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  • Ronald D, Udupi

    Sat, Mar 18 2017

    Over confident journalist....may not care the damage to police peoples moral damage! People should support DIG and show politicians their respective place, though MP's are capable of transferring government officers at will as a revenge, be it any political party! God save honest officers from politicians attrocity!!

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  • prem, Moodbidri

    Sat, Mar 18 2017

    Now Bhakths will take DIG Roopa's class!

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  • Af,,, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 18 2017

    Super madam Roopa D Moudgil, a tight slap on Simha, a useless mp always keep commenting on fb and social media on our karnataka courages officers...

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  • Nithin Poojary, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 18 2017

    If it was a Congress MP, then BJP would have made a big issue out of it. And that's the way it should be...I appreciate BJP leaders for it. That is the reason why Modi is winning elections. Anupama Shenoy case is an example.
    Oscar Fernandes please concentrate on election. Or else Congress will be history.

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  • nazeer husain, jeddah KSA

    Sat, Mar 18 2017

    Sanghi politicians think that they need such officers who help them to enact fascist dictats at the govt institutions like murdering musthafa kavoor in mysore jail or madoor yousuf in mangalore jail with the help of concerned offecials. Eventhough sixty percant chaddies are in police force as the mangalorean chaddies said recently the karnataka police still confronted the sanghi elements effectively.

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  • Jayanth kalyanpur, Kallianpur

    Sat, Mar 18 2017

    "A day later, Facebook removed her post. Roopa then put up another status exclaiming the ridiculousness of the act by Facebook. "This is ridiculous! My fb post countering honorable MP Pratap Simha s views has disappeared! Dear Facebook, this is not fair (sic)," she said in her post"

    Even the Mark Zuckerberg is paid by Narendra Modi... Modi has made corruption international

    Google is with Narendra modi
    Twitter is with Narendra Modi
    Trump is with Narendra modi

    But to win election he has to pay every voters what a Modi

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  • ca girishkk, m'lore/dxb

    Sat, Mar 18 2017

    Sir,

    khudo's to you...., what an observation...., probably or factually may not be far from truth...., in your view/analysis/opinion...,

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  • geoffrey, hat hill

    Sun, Mar 19 2017

    Are sure google is with him? Just type 'most stupid pm in the world' and you'll be surprised!

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  • Logical Indian, Kudla

    Mon, Mar 20 2017

    @geoffrey, hat hill

    Just for your Information.. Hope your brain gets some enlightenment..!

    Google uses a special algorithm to generate search results.Google uses automated programs called spiders or crawlers, just like most search engines. Also like other search engines, Google has a large index of keywords and where those words can be found.

    Similarly, the words 'Prime Minister' and 'stupid' led to an article on Reuters titled Why work with India’s new leader? It’s the economy, stupid. The presence of the keyword word 'stupid' in the headline along with an article on why the US should care more about India is the reason we see PM Modi's picture in the search results.

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