An educator in Uttar Pradesh who continued receiving government salary after acquiring British citizenship has faced legal consequences, with authorities attaching his property. The case highlights concerns over public sector employees holding dual citizenship while benefiting from state salaries. Legal experts suggest this could set a precedent for stricter enforcement of employment rules for civil servants. The development raises questions about accountability in government payroll systems.
ED attaches land of UP madrasa teacher who drew salary after acquiring British citizenship ThePrint
