Election Commission Withdraw the Case of IAS Officer Who Checked Prime Minister Modi Helicopter

 Bhubaneswar: The Election Commission has ordered to withdraw the suspension of the IAS officer who searched the helicopter of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Orissa. Last week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was campaigning for Orissa's Sambalpur constituency in a separate helicopter. There was Mohammed Mohsin, a 1996 IAS officer from Karnataka, who was an election observer. Electoral Officer Mohammed Mohsin, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's helicopter was checked for 15 minutes. He alleged the National Security Force officials that the security of the prime minister was damaged. On April 17, the Election Commission suspended Mohammed Mohsin, accusing him of failing disobedience and duty.

As the opposition expressed its objection, the National Security Advisor has been exempted from testing for the security of 10th April. In 2014, he issued a notification. Meanwhile, the opposition parties including Congress and Aam Aadmi Party have nothing to do with Modi. In the election, the test was the only one for everyone.In this case, IAS officer Mohammed Moshin sued the Federal Administrative Tribunal. There is no directive that the Administrative Tribunal should not check those in the National Security Forces security. The vehicles of Karnataka Chief Minister and Odisha Chief Minister are also tested by election observers. K B Suresh who is a Judical member mentioned,"..the suspension order issued by the Election Commission cannot, on the face of it, lie. It is hereby stayed. The applicant [Mr. Mohsin] will be eligible to rejoin his former position under the Government of Karnataka without any further ado about it."

In Mohsin application,"By videographing the helicopter, no insulting act was committed. If somebody strongly feels that somebody has been insulted, it indicates that there is something to be hidden. If somebody is irked for no fault of the officer performing his duty, he cannot be targeted by using the commission as a Election Observer’s presence may irk the Prime Minister and his party. As PM of this country, he was required to voluntarily allow a search which would have enhanced his image. He should be a model to the other political parties and his own party members." The Central Administrative Tribunal ruled that the election commissioner Mohammed Mohsin was dismissed that was ordered by the Election Commission. Following the executive order, the Election Commission has withdrawn its orders to suspend IAS officer Mohammed Mohsin.