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Situation turned tense near Karnal on Saturday after police i lathi charge on farmers protesting the Centre&rsquo;s farm bills.
While police claims they they used &lsquo;mild force&rsquo;, visuals from the ground suggest otherwise.
Karnal SDM Ayush Sinha was caught on camera directing his force to &lsquo;crack the heads&rsquo; of farmers if they try to breach the police line.
The IAS officer&rsquo;s words drew sharp condemnation.
Bhartiya Kisan Union&rsquo;s Rakesh Tikait called the officer &lsquo;Sarkari Taliban&rsquo; for his action and drew a comparison of CM Khattar with the infamous Jallianwala Bagh incident&rsquo;s General Dyer.
Although Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala assured action against tSDM , this is not the first time that a sarkari babu has been caught on video exhibiting aggressive behaviour.
Brutal Babugiri has been around for a while now.&nbsp;In May, an IAS officer in Chhattisgarh was seen thrashing a man on the street during lockdown.
While the man tried to reason that he was out to get medicines, Surajgarh District Collector Ranbir Sharma was not convinced and broke the man&rsquo;s phone then ordered policemen to beat him up.
In July, during the local block panchayat polls in Uttar Pradesh, a journalist was chased and assaulted by the Chief Development Officer of Unnao Divyanshu Patel on camera.
Such abuse of authority while condemned in some cases, is often celebrated as heroism.
Its trickle down effect is uglier.
Lathi charge, custodial deaths, fake encounters and torture are a perennial occurrence.
During the Delhi riots in February 2020, a video of police officers forcing a group of injured men to sing the national anthem, highlighted the need for sensitivity training for the forces.
Several instances of police brutality reported in 2020 during the Covid-19 lockdown amped the need for more empathy.
The gruesome custodial deaths of father-son duo Jayaraj and Bennix in June 2020 in Tamil Nadu was a sober wake-up call on police brutality.
According to the Ministry of Home Affair, there have been 1,940 police and judicial custodial deaths in 2021.
The Chief Justice of India said that police stations pose the highest threat to human rights and dignity and police brutality continues despite constitutional guarantees.
It is after all, a game of power and authority.
Babus too are answerable- to netas and to the people who elect the netas.

In-Depth: Brutal Babu-giri: what’s wrong with you Mr Officer? 

Haryana SDM's &lsquo;crack their heads&rsquo; remark aimed at the farmers in Karnal created a furore. This is not an an isolated incident but another instance of unbridled arrogance and political patronage that inflicts the Indian babudom. Here we look at the many other instances of high-handedness.&nbsp;

Karnal SDM Ayush Sinha was caught on camera directing his force to &lsquo;crack the heads&rsquo; of farmers if they try to breach the police line. Brutal Babugiri has been around for a while now.

Situation turned tense near Karnal on Saturday after police&nbsp;lathi charged on farmers protesting the Centre&rsquo;s farm bills.
While police claims they they used &lsquo;mild force&rsquo;, visuals from the ground suggest otherwise.
Karnal SDM Ayush Sinha was caught on camera directing his force to &lsquo;crack the heads&rsquo; of farmers if they try to breach the police line.
The IAS officer&rsquo;s words drew sharp condemnation.
Bhartiya Kisan Union&rsquo;s Rakesh Tikait called the officer &lsquo;Sarkari Taliban&rsquo; for his action and drew a comparison of CM Khattar with the infamous Jallianwala Bagh incident&rsquo;s General Dyer.
Although Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala assured action against tSDM , this is not the first time that a sarkari babu has been caught on video exhibiting aggressive behaviour.
Brutal Babugiri has been around for a while now. &nbsp; In May, an IAS officer in Chhattisgarh was seen thrashing a man on the street during lockdown.
While the man tried to reason that he was out to get medicines, Surajgarh District Collector Ranbir Sharma was not convinced and broke the man&rsquo;s phone then ordered policemen to beat him up.
In July, during the local block panchayat polls in Uttar Pradesh, a journalist was chased and assaulted by the Chief Development Officer of Unnao Divyanshu Patel on camera.
Such abuse of authority while condemned in some cases, is often celebrated as heroism.
Its trickle down effect is uglier.
Lathi charge, custodial deaths, fake encounters and torture are a perennial occurrence.
During the Delhi riots in February 2020, a video of police officers forcing a group of injured men to sing the national anthem, highlighted the need for sensitivity training for the forces.
Several instances of police brutality reported in 2020 during the Covid-19 lockdown amped the need for more empathy.
The gruesome custodial deaths of father-son duo Jayaraj and Bennix in June 2020 in Tamil Nadu was a sober wake-up call on police brutality.
According to the Ministry of Home Affair, there have been 1,940 police and judicial custodial deaths in 2021.
The Chief Justice of India said that police stations pose the highest threat to human rights and dignity and police brutality continues despite constitutional guarantees.
It is after all, a game of power and authority.
Babus too are answerable- to netas and to the people who elect the netas.

Congress on Saturday slammed the Union government for not realising dearness allowance suspended last year, and demanded immediate payment of arrears. 

Congress attacks Centre over pending dearness allowance of govt employees, calls ‘Mischievous’ approach

Congress on Saturday slammed the&nbsp;Union government for not realising&nbsp;dearness allowance suspended last year, and demanded&nbsp;immediate&nbsp;payment of arrears.&nbsp;

Cong demands immediate&nbsp;release of pending DA of govt employees 'Non-payment underlines clear hypocrisy &amp; double standard of govt'
Cong's&nbsp;Singhvi: Govt kicked&nbsp;people&rsquo;s stomachs by cutting&nbsp;₹&nbsp;37,500 cr
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Congress on Saturday slammed the&nbsp;Union government for not realising&nbsp;dearness allowance suspended last year, and demanded&nbsp;immediate&nbsp;payment of arrears.&nbsp;

The Opposition Congress on Saturday accused the Centre of adopting a malevolent approach towards scores of its employees, Army staff and pensioners with regard to the payment of dearness allowance and demanded immediate repayment of arrears.
Congress spokesperson Abhishek Manu Singhvi said, &ldquo;This non-payment highlights and underlines the clear hypocrisy and double standard of the government, which speaks in two voices because these figures are undeniable, well-known and universal.&rdquo;
Singhvi&nbsp;further said that on April 23, 2020, the government had kicked the people&rsquo;s stomachs by cutting Rs 37,500 crore, which was admittedly payable as DA by the 7th Pay Commission to 115 lakh army staff, pensioners from the armed forces, and serving employees and pensioners of the Central government.

An order of the Personnel Ministry issued on Monday asked all officers of at the level of Under Secretary and above to attend offices on all working days while persons with disabilities and pregnant women employees would continue to work from home.&nbsp;
50 per cent of the government employees of the level below Under Secretaries will attend office on all working days and the remaining shall work from home.
The Personnel Ministry has come up with guidelines to regulate attendance in government offices as the number of Covid-19&nbsp;cases and positivity rate have reduced considerably.

Under Secy rank officers & above to attend office on all working days

Under Secy rank &amp; above to attend office from June 16 Govt:&nbsp;50% officials below Under Secy&nbsp;rank to attend office&nbsp; Work from home for staff&nbsp;with disabilities or pregnant&nbsp; Centre's new order as&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;cases &amp;&nbsp;positivity rate dip

An order of the Personnel Ministry issued on Monday asked all officers of at the level of Under Secretary and above to attend offices on all working days while persons with disabilities and pregnant women employees would continue to work from home.&nbsp;
50 per cent of the government employees of the level below Under Secretaries will attend office on all working days and the remaining shall work from home.
The Personnel Ministry has come up with guidelines to regulate attendance in government offices as the number of Covid-19&nbsp;cases and positivity rate have reduced considerably.

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