IPS officer files PIL on changing role of Indian Administrative Services

LUCKNOW: Amitabh Thakur, an Indian Police Services (IPS) officer in Uttar Pradesh (UP), filed a public interest litigation (PIL) in the Lucknow bench of the Allahabad high court, in his private capacity, praying to constitute a high-level committee to study the need and utility of revamping the present administrative structure, particularly examining the role of Indian Administrative Services (IAS).

In his PIL, Thakur has said that today generalists (IAS officers) occupy all the important positions in the central and state governments. In the process, specialists are sidelined. This system has become redundant and counter productive in the present circumstance.

He has prayed to make suitable changes in the administrative structure as per the suggested amendments as a result of the study. The committee, he has said, should also study the possibility of posting IAS officers to important posts like sub-divisional magistrate, additional district magistrate and district magistrate etc after much experience and for a longer duration than being done at present.

The petition also stated "Today in the age of super-specialisation, the country is still following the colonial model of Indian civil services. There is a need to have a relook at the present administrative system where the IAS officer is being regarded as the master of all". The matter is expected to be heard on Thursday by a division bench of Justice Uma Nath Singh and Justice V K Dixit.

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