Key Takeaways
- The Delhi Government has ordered that no files can be removed from the Secretariat without GAD permission.
- The order is aimed at ensuring the security and safety of records and documents in the Secretariat.
- The AAP defeat in the Delhi assembly election is seen as a concern for the Delhi Government, leading to the order to prevent unauthorized access or removal of sensitive information.
New Delhi: The Delhi Government on Saturday ordered that no file will be removed from the Delhi Secretariat, without appropriate permission, apparantely apprehending that classified documents will be taken out in the wake of defeat of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).
According to the order issued by the Joint Director General Administration Department, Government of Delhi, “To address security concerns and the safety of records, it is requested that no files/documents, Computer Hardware etc. may be taken outside Delhi Secretariat complex without permission from GAD“.
“It is therefore directed that necessary directions may be issued to the concerned Branch In-charges under the Departments/Offices situated in Delhi Secretariat to ensure safety of records, files, documents, electronic files etc. under their section/branches”, the order said.
Counting to the 70-member Delhi assembly is underway. The current trends and results show that BJP is likely to form the government in the National Capital.
