WB govt asks officers to safeguard files

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Kolkata, May 4: The West Bengal government on Monday directed all departmental secretaries and heads of offices to ensure stringent safeguard of official files and documents.
In an order, Chief Secretary Dushyant Nariala said that no important paper or file should be taken out of offices under any circumstances without due authorisation. The directive also prohibits any unauthorised copying or scanning of official records. The order said that all files, important papers and communications must be properly recorded. (PTI)

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