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‘Not in keeping with expected standards’: J&K CM takes note of IAS ‘abusing’ colleague

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Omar Abdullah has raised concerns regarding the misconduct of IAS officer Kumar Rajeev Ranjan towards junior JKAS officer Beenish Wani. A video surfaced showing Ranjan's abusive behavior during an online meeting, which has sparked widespread outrage. Abdullah has instructed the chief secretary to protect Wani from any potential retaliatory actions post-incident. Political parties are demanding action against Ranjan for his behavior during the meeting.

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‘Not in keeping with expected standards’: J&K CM takes note of IAS ‘abusing’ colleague
NASEER GANAI · 10/16/2026, 7:05:10 AM
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