Examples? There are many. The Chief Minister might have hauled the corrupt officials over the coals, but the latter are far from being disciplined ones. Take the case of summonses issued to six officials of the State Transport Department by the CID. Two overloaded coal-laden trucks could cross the Transport Department’s check-gate near Koidhora at Khapara in the city in the wee hours on Saturday. How come the two overloaded trucks could cross the check-gate without paying fines is something that makes everybody stitches his/her brows. However, some CID sleuths on duty at that time seized the two overloaded trucks from Bashishtha. Doing justice to the duty there were assigned to, the CID issued summonses to the six transport officials on duty at Khapara on that day. They were asked to appear before the CID at 10 am on Monday. However, none of the six officials appeared before the investigating agency. At 4.45 pm on Monday while three of the six let the CID know that they had failed to appear before it owing to illness, the other three showed their persol problems as the reason for not appearing before it.