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IAS body counters Arvind Kejriwal; accuses AAP of spreading misinformation

IAS body said that all the officers were working according to the constitution and with utmost dedication. Members of the body said that they were neutral and apolitical, and were feeling victimised

Kejrwal, Arvind, IAS
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IAS officers countered Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on June 17 saying that they were not on strike. Insisting that they were not ignoring the party's ministers, the officers accused AAP of spreading misinformation. Delhi's IAS Association noted that some of the officers were even working on holidays. The IAS body said that all the officers were working according to the constitution and with utmost dedication.  Members of the body said that they were neutral and apolitical, and were feeling victimised.

 
I would like to inform that we are not on strike. The information that IAS officers

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