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IAS row fallout: Delhi govt plans live streaming of meetings
The government is also planning to put all the file movement and notings online.
Updated : Feb 27, 2018, 07:03 AM IST
 "Manish Sisodia")
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The Delhi government is mulling live streaming all meetings of its ministers, in wake of the ongoing tiff between the IAS officers and the AAP government over the alleged attack on Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash.
According to the sources, the government is planning to have a live feed of all the meetings and the audio output will also be available on its website. So, if a resident wants to find out what happened in the meetings, he/she can easily go to the website to access the live updates.
If the plan is passed, funds will be allocated for it in the upcoming budget. "Through live streaming of official meetings, people will be able to know who spoke what in the meeting, be it the elected representative or officials," said a senior Delhi government official.
Meanwhile, the government is also planning to put all the file movement and notings online. "The plan is also to put all file movement and file notings online for people to see who was working on a file for how long, who cleared it and who wrote what on a particular file, be it the elected government or officers," the official said.
In the past, the AAP government has alleged that some officers created hurdles in the work of the city administration. Since the alleged attack on the Chief Secretary, officers have not been attending meetings of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and his Cabinet members, demanding that the CM apologise for the incident.
The bureaucrats have turned down the offer made by the Delhi government and demanded a written and public apology from Kejriwal over the alleged attack on Anshu Prakash. The decision was taken by the Joint Forum of Delhi Government Employees on Monday.
In the meeting, the officers also rejected mediation by Social Welfare Minister Rajendra Pal Gautam, who was appointed by the AAP government as a peacemaker. Gautam was handpicked by Kejriwal to reach out to the officers who have declared an open war against the AAP government. The bureaucrats are only having written communication with the ministers.
