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State rejects IAS men from Centre.
: The state government has decided to adopt Tamil Nadu's pattern of not accepting persons from the civil services posted by the Centre.
Chief Minister S.M. Krishna told reporters here on Thursday that he had asked Chief Secretary A. Ravindra to write a letter to the Centre not to allot IAS, IPS and IFS officers to the state. The state is burdened with surplus of these officers with the Centre not making an assessment of the actual need. ``We have 150 IFS ...
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