Rule 7 — CCS

Rule 7: Demonstrations and Strikes Participation in demonstrations and strikes is strictly prohibited to ensure the smooth functioning of government services and maintain administrative discipline14 .

A government servant must not engage in, support, or promote any form of strike, demonstration, or agitation that disrupts government operations or seeks to pressure authorities into making decisions. This includes activities such as mass casual leave, go-slow tactics, sit-ins, or workplace boycotts.

11 Ibid., Rule 4. 12 Ibid., Rule 5(1)–(2). 13 Ibid., Rule 6. 14 Ibid., Rule 7. Government servants must resolve grievances through official channels rather than resorting to disruptive collective actions. Organizing or inciting others to participate in protests or strikes is a violation of the Conduct Rules and may result in disciplinary action.

This rule is essential for ensuring that government services are uninterrupted and public administration remains effective.