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Reshuffle of IAS officers in Punjab

As many as 15 IAS officers in Punjab have been handed over new responsibilities. Kumar Rahul has been appointed as Secretary, Jails, while Kamal Kishor Yadav takes over as Secretary, School Education with additional charge of CEO, Punjab Bureau of Investment Promotion and Arshdeep Singh Thind is now

By Whispers in the Corridors 1 min read

As many as 15 IAS officers in Punjab have been handed over new responsibilities. Kumar Rahul has been appointed as Secretary, Jails, while Kamal Kishor Yadav takes over as Secretary, School Education with additional charge of CEO, Punjab Bureau of Investment Promotion and Arshdeep Singh Thind is now Taxation Commissioner, Punjab. Similarly, Ms Shruti Singh was posted as Secretary, Personnel and hold additional charge of posts of Secretary, Vigilance and Secretary, General Administration & Coordination; Ravi Bhagat was shifted as Special Principal Secretary to CM and in addition Secretary, State Rural Development Board and in addition Secretary, New & Renewable Energy Sources; Sandeep Hans as Special Secretary, Personnel and in addition Additional CEO, Punjab Bureau of Investment Promotion; Girish Dayalan MD, MARKFED, gets additional charge of Special Secretary, Governance Reforms & Public Grievances; Sanyam Aggarwal as Joint MD-cum-CEO, Punjab Municipal Infrastructure Development Company; Rishi Pal Singh as Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, Jalandhar; Paramvir Singh as Deputy Commissioner, Mansa; Ms Palavi as Deputy Commissioner, Malerkotla, Rahul as Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, Amritsar; Viraj Shyamkaran Tidke as Addl Deputy Commissioner (General), SAS Nagar; Ms Chandrajyoti Singh as SDM, SAS Nagar and Ojasvi has been appointed Joint Secretary, Vigilance & Coordination.

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