Bureaucrat foid drama continues

On Sunday, IPS Roopa shared “information in the public domain” against the IAS officer, posting three newspaper articles on Facebook along with several links, alleging that the Sindhuri had made changes in the number of Covid deaths.

Taking to social media, IPS officer D Roopa said, “Sharing the article in the public domain...Hon'ble MP says DC MYSURU Rohini Sindhuri fudged figures of Covid death.” The spat between the two continued after a “personal photos” row erupted between the two.

The Indian Police Service (IPS) officer pointed out the allegations leveled against Sindhuri by Mysuru-Kodagu MP Pratap Simha, who slammed the district administration for making changes in the Covid death numbers and misleading the public.

Further, IPS D Roopa also shared the link to an article published in December 2022 which talked about a case of missing items from the Administrative Training Institute (ATI) Guest House on Lalitha Mahal Road after the stay of IAS officer Rohini Sindhuri.

The IPS officer wrote on social media, “It is reported that Rohini Sindhuri took government goods from Mysore ATI, they are not even in DC house, where did they go? Is action taken on this? Whether government goods are [worth] 50 rupees or 50 crores, is it wrong or wrong.”

I hope it was something worth 50 rupees just for the extra dimension of cattiness that would imply

@Stoicpeace