Ritika
The neighbor told us, “Shooter, how strange that Veena Srinivas, who holds a very high position like post master general, head of Maharashtra circle, sells cakes and other bakery products produced by her husband.”
We said, “It is said in the scriptures that it is the dharma of the wife to serve and cooperate with the husband. That’s why Veena Srinivasa’s conduct is according to religion. She is the companion of her husband’s life. She is not one of those quick-tempered women who do not even listen to her husband, let alone give support or help. Selling her husband’s bakery products while shouldering the responsibility of her high position shows that Veena Srinivas is multitasking, that is, she has the skill and ability to handle many things at the same time.
The neighbor said, “Shooter, don’t take it lightly. This matter is very serious. Janardan Mazumdar, central secretary of the All India Postal Employees Union, has written to the Director General, Delhi, complaining that Veena Srinivas asks employees to buy bakery products produced by her husband Srinivas Subramaniam. The money from its sale goes to Veena’s Google Pay account. Not just bakery products, she also sells jewelery and jasmine flower gajras during festivals. These are found in the cabin of the Post Master General. Employees Union is also going to complain about this to Union Telecom Minister Ashwini Vaishnav. Veena Srinivas has denied all these allegations.
We said, “What was the point of refusing. This shows his ability in marketing. Such a skilled officer should be given the responsibility of opening more accounts in small savings schemes of the post office and selling more Kisan Vikas Patras. She can also increase the PPF accounts of the post office. In the era of mobiles, she can also contribute to increasing the sales of envelopes and postcards. They can be rewarded for doing extra work beyond their duty.
The neighbor said, “Shooter, it is forbidden for government employees to earn money by doing such outside work. This is a violation of the code of conduct rule 1964. Selling cakes can cost them dearly.
