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Sumita Dawra: 'Suspension May Not Be A Punishment, But It Indicates Action'In an interview with India Today, former Labour Secretary Sumita Dawra shared insights on bureaucratic accountability following the Satya Niketan building collapse in Delhi. Commenting on the suspension of civic officials, Dawra stated, "Suspension may not be a punishment, but it, reflects, it indicates visible action." She stressed that suspensions must be followed by swift investigations, proper inquiries, and the fixing of culpability. Dawra noted that addressing systemic issues requires examining violations across the entire chain of command, from junior engineers to senior supervisory authorities. Emphasizing the need for institutional deterrence, she said, "There should be exemplary punishment so that it's a warning for the system." She also highlighted the importance of leveraging modern technology, such as GIS mapping and municipal tax data, to monitor structural deviations and flag unauthorized constructions early.