Bareilly Magistrate's Suspension Post-Resignation Sparks Debate

• Bareilly City Magistrate Alankar Agnihotri was suspended by the UP government after his resignation.
• Agnihotri had resigned, alleging forced detention, mental pressure, and objectionable remarks against the district administration and District Magistrate.
• The district administration denied all allegations, calling them baseless and a normal administrative discussion.
• Agnihotri reportedly moved belongings at midnight and left without formally handing over charge, which the government cited as affecting administrative discipline.
• The suspension has ignited debate on whether it's appropriate to suspend an officer who has already resigned, with some seeing it as suppressing a voice and others upholding administrative decorum.

Why It Matters: The suspension of Bareilly City Magistrate Alankar Agnihotri after his resignation has sparked a debate on administrative propriety.