Chandigarh, August 30 Taking strong notice of the proposed strike of revenue officers in the coming days, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann has warned these officers and employees that strict disciplinary action will be taken by the government against the striking employees and officers. In a statement issued here, the Chief Minister said that the problems caused to the people due to the arbitrariness of the revenue officials will not be tolerated at any cost. He said employees including revenue officials in DC offices are free to go on strike, but then the state government will decide whether to return the pens or not. He clearly said that if Patwari, Kanungo, D.C. If office workers go on strike, the government will take a strict stand against them. The Chief Minister said that there are a large number of unemployed youth in the state, who are ready to serve the state with a pen in hand. He asked officials not to carry out pen-cutting strikes in their own interests or in support of people facing corruption charges. The Chief Minister said in clear words that the Punjab government is committed to eradicating corruption from the state. He said that the state government adopted a policy of not dealing with corruption at all.