Summary: Your suspension order should be clear about all these aspects, it added. But you referred to the Tahsildar procedure in your suspension order and now talking about the state power, the bench said.
HYDERABAD: Ten fair price shop dealers in Nizamabad urban revenue division are now facing a peculiar charge that they created bogus ration cards by using computer technology and are claiming the ration on these non-existent names. The counsel for the dealers Ravi Kiran Rao told the court that the authorities have acted in a unilateral way. But the Revenue authorities have found out the fraud on the basis of code numbers allotted by the Telangana government to each district and the unique identity numbers to each family after its Samagra Kutumba Survey (SKS).
Since the dealers are now under an obligation to mention both the code numbers and the unique identity numbers, they furnished fictitious names of individuals and fake aadhaar numbers.However, they ignored the fact that each district has a unique code.
Nizamabad's code is NZU. But in the dynamic key register supplied to them, they entered codes pertaining to B series whose districts are located in the state of AP. Basing on this, the authorities have verified the records and came to a conclusion that the dealers have colluded with the computer operators who man the civil supplies department's electronic public distribution system website for interpolating the names and codes in the dynamic key register.
Nizamabad's code is NZU. But in the dynamic key register supplied to them, they entered codes pertaining to B series whose districts are located in the state of AP. Basing on this, the authorities have verified the records and came to a conclusion that the dealers have colluded with the computer operators who man the civil supplies department's electronic public distribution system website for interpolating the names and codes in the dynamic key register.
Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/hyderabad/Fair-price-shop-dealers-in-Hyderabad-turn-high-tech-commit-ration-fraud/articleshow/54862723.cms