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Madhya Pradesh SIA President Shivnarayan Singh Chauhan Accuses Centre, State of Hindering ACS Work
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bhopal
🗓 07 Oct 2026, 09:01 AM
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SIA chief Shivnarayan Singh Chauhan wrote to the Union and Madhya Pradesh governments alleging that they are obstructing the implementation of the ACS and disrupting administrative arrangements.
Shivnarayan Singh Chauhan, the president of the SIA (Socialist Indian Association), has formally addressed both the Union and Madhya Pradesh governments in separate letters. In these communications, he alleges that the authorities are deliberately creating obstacles that impede the smooth execution of the ACS (Administrative Coordination Scheme) and are affecting the overall administrative framework in the state.
The letters, submitted earlier this week, detail specific instances where Chauhan claims the governments have delayed approvals, withheld necessary resources, and interfered with routine procedures essential for the ACS. He warns that such interference could undermine the scheme's objectives and hamper service delivery to the public.
While the central and state ministries have not yet responded publicly, the SIA has indicated that it will seek further clarification and may pursue legal or political recourse if the alleged hindrances persist. The issue adds to the growing tension surrounding the SIA's operations in Madhya Pradesh.
The letters, submitted earlier this week, detail specific instances where Chauhan claims the governments have delayed approvals, withheld necessary resources, and interfered with routine procedures essential for the ACS. He warns that such interference could undermine the scheme's objectives and hamper service delivery to the public.
While the central and state ministries have not yet responded publicly, the SIA has indicated that it will seek further clarification and may pursue legal or political recourse if the alleged hindrances persist. The issue adds to the growing tension surrounding the SIA's operations in Madhya Pradesh.