Generating Classical Groups over Finite Local Rings

I am interested in classical groups (in particular $SL_n$, $Sp_{2n}$, $SO_n^{+}$) over finite
rings of the form

$$R_k=mathbb{F}_q[t]/(t^k)$$ for some prime power $q$ (where $q$ is odd in the
orthogonal case) and $k in mathbb{N}$. Over a finite field, the maximal subgroups of the
classical groups are known, and so it is for example known that any two semisimple elements of
orders $q^n+1$ and $q^n-1$ generate the group $Sp_{2n}(mathbb{F}_q)$ (and similar results for
the other classical groups). I am wondering whether
it is true that any two semisimple elements of orders $q^{n(k-1)}(q^n+1)$ and $q^{n(k-1)}(q^n-1)$ generate
$Sp_{2n}(R_k)$. Is anyting like this known? Are there lists of maximal subgroups for classical
groups over finite rings? I would also be interested in similar results over $mathbb{Z}_p/(p^k)$.

EDIT: The answer to the question as asked is usually vacuously yes. Instead, asm meant actually to ask about the group generated by two tori (not just two semisimple elements) of the specified orders, specifically they said (in a now deleted answer):

"I misphrased my question. What I meant to ask is whether any two maximal tori of order $q^{n(k-1)}(q^n+1)$ and $q^{n(k-1)}(q^n-1)$ generate $Sp_{2n}(R_k)$. Of course these tori are far from cyclic. I guess my head was still in the cyclic case $Sp_{2n}(mathbb{F}_q)$."

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