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State Inspection Finds 178 Officials Absent in Banswara Government Offices
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 13 Oct 2026, 08:45 AM
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A state-level surprise inspection in Banswara, Rajasthan, revealed that 178 officials and staff were missing from their posts, and the CMHO office was found to be unclean.
A surprise, or "aukhik," inspection was carried out on Monday by a state‑level team tasked with reviewing the functioning and attendance of staff in government offices across Banswara, Rajasthan. The team reported that a large number of officials and employees were not present at their designated workstations, tallying a total of 178 absentees.
Inspectors also noted that the office of the Chief Medical Health Officer (CMHO) was in a state of neglect, with visible dirt and lack of basic cleanliness. The findings raise concerns about administrative discipline and the upkeep of public facilities in the district.
State authorities have not yet disclosed any immediate disciplinary actions, but the report is expected to be forwarded to senior officials for further review and possible corrective measures.
The inspection underscores the government's ongoing efforts to ensure accountability and improve service delivery in Rajasthan's peripheral districts.
Inspectors also noted that the office of the Chief Medical Health Officer (CMHO) was in a state of neglect, with visible dirt and lack of basic cleanliness. The findings raise concerns about administrative discipline and the upkeep of public facilities in the district.
State authorities have not yet disclosed any immediate disciplinary actions, but the report is expected to be forwarded to senior officials for further review and possible corrective measures.
The inspection underscores the government's ongoing efforts to ensure accountability and improve service delivery in Rajasthan's peripheral districts.