Ashok khemka: Robert Vadra row to 57

Robert Vadra row to 57 transfers in 34 years: Look back at Ashok Khemka ’s legal troubles as IAS officer hangs boots Ashok Khemka 's actions, particularly in Gurugram district, where he exposed alleged irregularities in high-profile land deals, led to significant legal and disciplinary repercussions, often seen as retaliatory measures. Ashok Khemka is a 1991 batch Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer of the Haryana cadre, renowned for his unwavering stand against corruption and his extraordinary record of frequent transfers. If bureaucracy is India’s steel frame, as Sardar Patel envisioned—a structure of order, resilience, and continuity—then Ashok Khemka stands as its spine, unyielding yet burdened by the weight of its own design. The frame, vast and intricate, holds the nation’s governance together, but it is the spine that bears the moral posture, aligning principle with action. Khemka , with his 57 transfers over 34 years, embodied this vital axis, his integrity a quiet rebellion against the rust of ... After an almost 34-year stint, marked by a reputation for fighting corruption and 57 transfers, 1991-batch IAS officer Ashok Khemka retired on April 30. His actions, relating to alleged irregularities in high-profile land deals, led to legal and disciplinary repercussions, often seen as retaliatory ...