No Reels or Entertainment Videos Allowed Inside Loka Seva Bhawan, Warns Law Minister

Law Minister Prithviraj Harichandan warns against filming reels and entertainment videos inside Loka Seva Bhawan, emphasizes maintaining office decorum and discipline

The state’s Chief Administrative Center, Loka Seva Bhawan, has been declared off-limits for shooting reels or entertainment videos, following concerns over viral social media content. Law Minister Prithviraj Harichandan expressed deep concern over employees and outsiders creating such content within the Secretariat premises.

Clear Warning Issued to Employees and Visitors

The minister emphasized that Loka Seva Bhawan is meant for official administrative work, not for entertainment purposes. Both employees and visitors are strictly prohibited from recording videos or reels within the premises. Any violation of this directive will result in strict legal action against the offenders.

Maintaining Dignity and Discipline

Minister Harichandan highlighted the importance of preserving the dignity and decorum of government offices. He called on everyone to respect the rules and maintain a professional environment within Loka Seva Bhawan.

Secretariat Employees’ Union Responds

The Secretariat Employees’ Union has issued a statement clarifying that most videos circulating on social media are from previous years. The union affirmed that it is fully supporting the government’s decision and ensuring that no rules are violated.

Enhanced Security Measures Likely

Following the viral videos and the minister’s warning, there are reports that security measures at Loka Seva Bhawan may be tightened to prevent further breaches. Authorities are expected to monitor the premises closely to ensure compliance with the rules.

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