The government has issued a strict directive requiring all IAS officers to submit their property details within the stipulated deadline. Authorities have warned that non-compliance could attract disciplinary action, underscoring the emphasis on transparency and accountability in public service. The directive aims to strengthen ethical governance and uphold civil service conduct rules. Officials have been reminded that timely asset disclosure is mandatory and will be closely monitored. The move is part of the government’s broader effort to reinforce integrity, prevent misconduct, and build greater public confidence in the administrative system.