Controversial Whistleblower Officer

The whistleblower complaint at the heart of the burgeoning controversy over President Donald Trump's call with the Ukrainian president claims not only that Trump misused his office for personal gain and endangered national security, but that unidentified White House officials tried to keep it a secret even within the government.

Senior IAS officer Ashok Khemka was today at the centre of another controversy with Punjab government stating that he has been sent on election duty and hence the post held by him has been temporarily given to another officer, an order he contested.

The condition of a government officer, a victim of an alleged attack and said to be a whistleblower in some controversial land allotments by societies, was today 'very critical', hospital sources said.

Sanjeev Bhatt, the controversial whistleblower officer in the Gujarat police has told NDTV that his suspension by the state government is untenable in law. The 1988- batch Indian Police Service (IPS) officer, on Monday, was served a five-page suspension letter by the state Home Department, charging him of unauthorised absence.

The whistleblower complaint at the heart of the burgeoning controversy over President Donald Trump's call with the Ukrainian president claims not only that Trump misused his office for personal gain and endangered national security, but that unidentified White House officials tried to keep it a secret even within the government.

Senior IAS officer Ashok Khemka was today at the centre of another controversy with Punjab government stating that he has been sent on election duty and hence the post held by him has been temporarily given to another officer, an order he contested.

The condition of a government officer, a victim of an alleged attack and said to be a whistleblower in some controversial land allotments by societies, was today 'very critical', hospital sources said.

Sanjeev Bhatt, the controversial whistleblower officer in the Gujarat police has told NDTV that his suspension by the state government is untenable in law. The 1988- batch Indian Police Service (IPS) officer, on Monday, was served a five-page suspension letter by the state Home Department, charging him of unauthorised absence.