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BMC sent officer in waste management dept to Spain to learn about traffic
Updated On: 22 January, 2013 06:45 AM IST | | Sujit Mahamulkar
Though an audit report filed in 2010 pointed out a slew of violations made to send the assistant engineer to Barcelona in 2009 for what looks more like a vacation abroad than a training programme, no enquiry has been initiated yet
As an assistant engineer working in the Solid Waste Management (SWM) department of the BMC’s D ward, R D Narvankar moves in circles that almost never intersect that of Area Traffic Control (ATC), a section falling squarely under the ambit of the BMC’s road department. Back in 2009, however, the official who deals in waste management was sent all the way to Barcelona in Spain, where he spent five days at a training programme designed exclusively for those who are involved in ATC.

A audit report from 2010 revealed that not only was Narvankar’s designation distorted so he could attend the programme on foreign shores, he extended his stay for a good 11 days after its conclusion, only to come back and sign the attendance register for all the days that he had been gone
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