Gujarat Compulsorily Retires IAS Officers K Rajesh & Gaurav Dahiya

A question can test knowledge of the constitutional provision enabling compulsory retirement of IAS officers (Article 311), the procedure followed by state governments in administrative actions, and the term "Operation Gangajal" as a specific administrative initiative in Gujarat. Understanding the distinction between voluntary retirement and compulsory retirement under civil service rules is examinable.

No specific implementation concern is stated in the supplied report.

Compulsory retirement of IAS officers is a significant governance action affecting civil service accountability and institutional integrity. This reflects how state governments exercise administrative powers under constitutional framework, relevant to understanding Indian bureaucracy functioning and state-level administrative oversight mechanisms.

• Gujarat compulsorily retired IAS officers K Rajesh and Gaurav Dahiya on Thursday under Operation Gangajal. • Compulsory retirement is an authorized administrative action under constitutional provisions applicable to IAS officers. • No third verified fact is provided.