Srinagar, Oct 16, Oct. 17 -- Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said prima facie the conduct of the senior officer was not in keeping with the standards expected of a senior IAS officer & the subsequent threats issued to a junior JKAS officer only make matters worse. "I've taken this up in the strongest possible terms with the Chief Secretary. Unfortunately as a UT control over IAS officers rests with Lok Bhavan but as CM I've instructed the CS to ensure the JKAS officer faces no retributive action," Omar said on X. He said that had J&K been a state, the IAS officer seen abusing a young JKAS officer would have been attached to the General Administration Department pending an inquiry into his conduct. "As a UT we expect the authorities with cont...