Any of the following acts taken willfully or negligently by a person holding a public post shall be regarded as an improper Conduct:
(a) to refuse to do anything within the jurisdiction to do anything beyond the jurisdiction .
(b) to comply with the mandatory procedures while taking a decision or issuing an order.
(c) to exercise powers vested in him/her for any objective or purpose in contravention of the appropriate law, decision or order.
(d) to exercise discretionary powers in a mala fide or arbitrary manner.
(e) to create unauthorized obstruction in the work of any other office, authority or employee, or compelled them to perform any unauthorized action by exerting pressure on such office, authority or employee.
(f) to fail to do anything which one should have done, or send to another office or authority, evading responsibility, or
(g) to fail to discharge any duty pertaining to the post; which is required to discharge according to the nature of the post .
(h) to cause to work in one’s own interest to a person subordinate or person under the influence through undue pressure or lure
(i) to abuse the immunity, facilities or privileges acquired in the capacity of a post