Twitter users extend support to IAS officer Rohini Sindhuri; Calls for staying transfer order
#rohinisindhuri among top-trending topics on Twitter India
Bengaluru: Twitter users from across the country on Sunday voiced their support for IAS Officer Rohini Sindhuri who was transferred from her post of Mysuru Deputy Commissioner after her administrational difference with Mysuru City Corporation Commissioner Shilpa Nag made national headlines recently.
Rohini and Shilpa both were transferred as per State Government’s order issued late Saturday night.
Rohini has been transferred as Commissioner for Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments, Bengaluru, while Shilpa has been transferred to Bengaluru as Director (e-Government) RD&PR.
Twitter users called Rohini an honest, upright officer and blamed the BJP government in the state. They added she was a hurdle for BJP in looting the people and in land grabbing scam and hence was transferred to an insignificant post. CM Yediyurappa and MP Pratap Simha also came under fire for transferring Rohini.
Twitter users voiced their support and slammed the State Government for transferring Rohini and called for staying her transfer order. #rohinisindhuri was one of the top-trending topics on Twitter India since Sunday morning.
Here are some of the tweets from the campaign.
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Except PM Modi no one will honor honest officers. She was being punished frm beginning. We public will support #rohinisindhuri.
— Raghu (@PG081212) June 6, 2021
We are 1000s of volunteers supported Modi thru his CAG team in 2014 & 2019 too worked so hard to elect him & now we are going together to expose them.
#rohinisindhuri that is price one has to pay for the good work done in Mysore.... transferred....but she will keep up the same work ....
— n sreedhar (@nsreedhar1) June 6, 2021
#rohinisindhuri
— ???????? ????? ????? ☭ (@Comrade_ashu) June 6, 2021
I support #rohinisindhuri, sincere honest officer. Such an inspiration
WellDone @BJP4Karnataka, Transfer of #rohinisindhuri proves that BJP Doesn't believes in ending corruption, it believes in ending the whistleblower.@eshwar_khandre@INCKarnataka@CMofKarnataka@mepratap
— Amar Mulge (@AmardeepMulge) June 6, 2021
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Danish national detained for illegally entering restricted area along Indo-Pak border in Bikaner
Jaipur (PTI): A 40-year-old Danish national was detained near the India-Pakistan international border in Rajasthan's Bikaner district for allegedly entering a restricted area without permission, police said on Sunday.
The man, identified as Rene, has been sent to the Joint Interrogation Centre in Bikaner for detailed questioning, and his passport details were being verified, they said.
He was found in suspicious circumstances on Hospital Road in Khajuwala area, close to the international border. Locals alerted the police as foreign nationals are rarely seen in the area, officials said.
A police team led by ASI Kishan Singh reached the spot and, considering the sensitivity of the area, informed the Border Security Force (BSF) and other security agencies. The agencies jointly questioned the man. No suspicious items were recovered from his possession, the police said.
During preliminary questioning, the man identified himself as a resident of Denmark and said he had arrived in India around seven months ago on a one-year tourist visa.
Officials said he initially responded in English but later stopped answering questions and reportedly broke down at the police station.
Superintendent of Police Mridul Kachawa said the foreign national was detained near the international border as he did not have the required permit to visit the restricted area.
"He has been sent to the Joint Interrogation Centre in Bikaner for detailed questioning. His passport details are being verified and efforts are being made to contact the embassy concerned. Further facts will emerge after interrogation," the officer said.
The police said Khajuwala is a sensitive border area where prior permission is mandatory for foreign nationals. Initial assessment suggests the man may have entered the area due to lack of awareness about restrictions, though all angles are being probed.
Further investigation is underway, the officials added.
