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Magsaysay Award-winning Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Sanjiv Chaturvedi
Narendra Sethi
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Chaturvedi, currently serving as Chief Conservator of Forests and Director of the Uttarakhand Forestry Training Academy in Haldwani, has been a vocal critic of corruption within the government system.
The case challenges the alleged “wilful disobedience” of a stay order by members and the registry of the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT).
Narendra Sethi
2 min read
In the latest development, Justice Alok Verma, a senior judge of the Uttarakhand High Court, has recused himself from a contempt case filed by Chaturvedi.
The history of judicial distance in Chaturvedi’s legal battles dates back to 2013.
Narendra Sethi
2 min read
Despite the repeated hurdles, Chaturvedi has consistently pursued litigation regarding service matters and alleged harassment stemming from his anti-corruption work.
Beyond the disappearance of boundary markers and forest land encroachment, Chaturvedi’s letter also raises serious questions about internal accountability.
Narendra Sethi
2 min read
Notably, Chaturvedi’s letter casts a shadow over the functioning of IFS officer Amit Kanwar, currently the Divisional Forest Officer (DFO) in charge of the Mussoorie Forest Division.
IFS officer Sanjiv Chaturvedi alleged that his performance review was deliberately downgraded as an act of vendetta for his anti-corruption efforts.
Narendra Sethi
2 min read
The legal battle began in 2018 when CAT's Nainital bench rejected the then Cabinet Secretary's challenge to Chaturvedi's downgraded Annual Performance Appraisal Report (APAR) for 2015-16.
This order was prompted by Chaturvedi's application seeking documents related to high-profile corruption inquiries he conducted during his tenure as Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO).
Narendra Sethi
2 min read
It is the first case that a Cabinet Secretary has received such a notice in a service matter.
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