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Punjab bureaucracy in utter turmoil, with officers opting for central deputation

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LO Bureau
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The Punjab bureaucracy is in utter turmoil with IAS and IPS officers, including the Chief Secretary and the DGP, feeling the heat of unprecedented pressure. The fallout is senior bureaucrats are now rushing for central deputation as they are becoming targets of political leaders who are openly threatening them with dire consequences once the govt changed.

The situation is becoming pitiable as top opposition politicians are now aggressively targeting top bureaucrats. The most recent attack came from Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu on Tuesday who warned that “errant” police officers would face compulsory retirement once the BJP comes to power in the state alleging that the AAP government was using the police and bureaucracy to target political opponents.

On the other hand, the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) leader Bikram Majithia directly named Punjab DGP Gaurav Yadav, alleging he is “unable to handle the law and order situation in Punjab.”

Allegations by politicians apart, the recent CBI raids on the Punjab Vigilance Bureau headquarters in Mohali in connection with an alleged bribery scandal came as a new low.

The raids assumed greater significance because they were linked to the earlier arrest of suspended DIG Harcharan Singh Bhullar by the CBI in October last year in a bribery case.

The subsequent CBI action at the Vigilance Bureau (VB) headquarters is being seen in bureaucratic circles as one of the most embarrassing moments for govt’s anti-corruption claims in recent years.

Chief Secretary KAP Sinha has also come in for sharp criticism after CBI raids on the Vigilance Bureau during the last two days as he is VB’s administrative secretary.

Even former CM and SAD president Sukhbir Singh Badal has also issued repeated warnings to officers alleging bureaucrats and police officials were involved in “false cases” against his workers and threatening they would be held accountable once governments changed.

This situation is further complicated by growing frustration among sections of bureaucrats over delays in postings and prolonged waiting periods. Several officers have remained without substantive assignments for months after transfers.  An IAS officer says, “This is the worst time for us.”

The cumulative effect of this growing sense of unease and frustration is that several officers have opted for central deputation in this scenario. At least four IAS officers had also been awaiting fresh assignments for months before being granted no-objection certificates for central deputation. IAS officer Gurkirat Kirpal Singh, who has remained without a regular posting for nearly nine months, is the most widely discussed case.

The Punjab government eventually granted NOCs to four IAS officers, including Tejveer Singh, Dileep Kumar, Sibin C and Varun Roojam, for central deputation. All except Roojam have already proceeded on central deputation.

Officials say many more officers are keen to move to the Centre. Same is the case with  senior IPS officers, too, who too have been exploring central postings as political atmosphere of the state is becoming more and more confrontational.




Delhi Police Reshuffle: 9 IPS officers transferred, Neeraj Thakur & DC Srivastava moved to Law & Order

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LO Bureau
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Delhi Police

The Delhi Government on Wednesday (May 13, 2026) ordered a major reshuffle in Delhi Police in which nine IPS officers have been transferred and posted to new assignments with immediate effect.

The names of the officers and their postings are as follows;

  1. Neeraj Thakur (IPS:1994:AGMUT), Special CP, Traffic Division, has been transferred and posted as Special CP, Law & Order Division Zone-II.
  2. Devesh Chandra Srivastava (IPS:1995:AGMUT), Special CP, Crime Division (Additional Charge of Perception Management & Media Cell Division), has been transferred and posted as Special CP, Law & Order Division Zone-I.
  3. David Lalrinsanga (IPS:1995:AGMUT), Special CP, Operations (PCR & Communication) with additional charge of SPUNER, has been transferred and posted as Special CP, Operations (PCR & Communication) with additional charge of SPUWAC & SPUNER.
  4. Manish Kumar Agarwal (IPS:1996:AGMUT), Special CP, Intelligence Division with additional charge of Public Transport Safety Division, has been transferred and posted as Special CP, Traffic Division.
  5. Ajay Chaudhry (IPS:1996:AGMUT), Special CP, Vigilance Division with additional charge of SPUWAC, has been transferred and posted as Special CP, Protective Security Division.
  6. Hargobinder Singh Dhaliwal (IPS:1997:AGMUT), who was on arrival, has been posted as Special CP, Crime Division with additional charge of Perception Management & Media Cell & Legal Division.
  7. Atul Katiyar (IPS:1997:AGMUT), Special CP, Welfare Division with additional charge of Licensing & Legal Division, has been transferred and posted as Special CP, Vigilance Division with additional charge of Welfare and Licensing Division.
  8. Vijay Kumar (IPS:1997:AGMUT), Special CP, Armed Police, has been transferred and posted as Special CP, Armed Police with Additional Charge of Public Transport Safety Division.
  9. K Jegadesan (IPS:1998:AGMUT), Special CP, Protective Security Division with additional charge of MD/DPHCL, has been transferred and posted as Special CP, Intelligence Division with additional charge of MD/DPHCL.

PM Modi’s SPG cover needs DIG; Home Ministry writes to Chief Secretaries for it

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LO Bureau
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There is an urgent need of a DIG-rank IPS officer in the Special Protection Group (SPG), deployed for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s security. According to sources, this critical situation has arisen after about a dozen officers in the SPG were recently repatriated to their parent cadre/service.

The Union Home Ministry has sent a message to the Chief Secretaries of all states (except Arunachal Pradesh, Goa, Mizoram, and other UTs) asking them to disseminate this message to as many IPS officers as possible. They have been asked tp forward files of eligible and willing IPS officers for deputation to the Home Ministry with immediate effect.

This message, sent by the Home Ministry two weeks ago, clarifies that at least 14 years of service is mandatory for officers joining the SPG as IPS DIGs on central deputation. Deputation applications from eligible IPS officers to the SPG are be sent to the Home Ministry within 30 days.

It has also been laid down that along with the nomination documents of the eligible IPS officers, their vigilance status should also be sent.

The fact is many posts of DIG-rank officers in the Centre have remained vacant, specially in central investigation agencies, police organizations and paramilitary forces. The situation worsened after about a dozen officers in SPG were sent back to their original cadre/service recently. Due to that, applications have now been sought to fill these posts.

Being deployed in theSPG needs officers possessing high leadership qualities, professionalism, and in-depth knowledge of close protection. They foster a culture of leadership from the front. The SPG strives to achieve this goal by adopting innovative methods not only in its own operations but also in the overall security system in collaboration with the Intelligence and Security Forces and State/Union Territory police forces. It is due to the high leadership, professionalism, and knowledge of its officers that the SPG ensures impeccable and foolproof security for its protectees.  

Operating on the motto of “Zero Error” and a “Culture of Excellence,” the SPG is globally recognized as one of the best in its field with its officers trained to make the supreme sacrifice when required.  


Ravindra Singh Yadav appointed Andaman & Nicobar DGP

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LO Bureau
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Ravindra Singh Yadav IPS

The Union Home Ministry on Wednesday (May 13, 2026) appointed senior IPS officer Ravindra Singh Yadav (IPS:1995:AGMUT) as the Director General of Police (DGP) of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

Before this appointment, Yadav was serving as Special Commissioner of Police (Law & Order, Zone-I) in Delhi Police. He will succeed Hargobinder Singh Dhaliwal, who has been transferred to New Delhi.

A 1995-batch AGMUT cadre IPS officer, Yadav has held several important assignments during his career. In 2022, he served as Special Commissioner of Police (Crime) in Delhi Police, where he supervised major criminal investigations, anti-gangster operations and technology-driven policing initiatives.

He has also served as Additional Director General of Police in Arunachal Pradesh and handled several key law and order responsibilities during his tenure.

Asra Garg appointed IGP Intelligence in Tamil Nadu

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LO Bureau
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Asra Garg IPS

Senior IPS officer Asra Garg (IPS:2004:TN), who was serving as Inspector General of Police (IGP), North Zone, has been transferred and posted as IGP, Intelligence, Chennai.

He replaces Avinash Kumar (IPS:2004:TN), who has not been assigned a new posting yet.

A 2004-batch IPS officer of Tamil Nadu cadre, Garg has held several important assignments in the state police administration. Earlier, as IGP, South Zone, he supervised security arrangements during sensitive events such as Thevar Jayanthi and Immanuel Sekaran anniversaries.

During his tenure in the North Zone, he launched stringent action against drug peddlers and initiated financial investigations to identify and attach assets acquired through proceeds of crime.

Garg has also served in the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), Delhi, and earlier held the post of Additional Commissioner of Police in Greater Chennai Police.

Jal Patil appointed as Deputy Secretary in Department of Economic Affairs

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LO Bureau
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Jai Patil (IRTS:2014), who was recommended for central deputation by the Ministry of Railways, has been selected for appointment as Deputy Secretary in the Department of Economic Affairs for four years. According to an order issued by the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) on Wednesday (May 13, 2026), the competent authority has approved his appointment for a period of four years from the date of taking over charge of the post or until further orders, whichever event takes place earlier.

Patil is a 2014-batch Indian Railway Traffic Service (IRTS) officer.

Praveen Sood Gets another one-year extension as CBI Director

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LO Bureau
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Praveen Sood CBI Director

The Centre on Wednesday (May 13, 2026) approved a one-year extension in the tenure of Praveen Sood (IPS:1986:KN) as Director of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), a day after Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi strongly dissented against the process to select the next CBI chief.

According to an order issued by the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT), the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet approved the extension based on the recommendations of the high-powered selection committee. With this, Sood will continue as CBI Director beyond May 24, 2026 for another year or until further orders.

Notably, this is the second extension granted to Sood. In May 2025, he was given a one-year extension after the selection panel reportedly failed to arrive at a consensus on his successor. His original two-year tenure was scheduled to end on May 24, 2025.

A 1986-batch IPS officer of Karnataka cadre and former Karnataka DGP, Sood was appointed as CBI Director in May 2023, succeeding Subodh Kumar Jaiswal.

The latest extension came just a day after Rahul Gandhi submitted a dissent note during a meeting of the selection committee chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Chief Justice of India Surya Kant was also part of the panel.

In his dissent note, Gandhi alleged that the government had reduced the selection process to a “mere formality” and claimed he was denied access to key documents, including self-appraisal reports and 360-degree assessment reports of eligible officers.

He also accused the government of misusing the CBI against political opponents, journalists and critics, stating that he could not be part of a “biased exercise.”

IAS Anandhi Biography: Cadre, Batch, Current Posting & More

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Santosh Suman
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IAS Anandhi Biography: Cadre, Batch, Current Posting & More
IAS Anandhi

IAS Anandhi is a senior Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer from the Rajasthan cadre. She belongs to the 2007 batch and is currently serving as the Commissioner of the Commercial Taxes Department in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Over the years, she has handled several important administrative responsibilities in the state government.

Known for her administrative experience and leadership skills, IAS Anandhi has worked in multiple departments during her career in the Rajasthan government. Her current posting in the Commercial Taxes Department places her in a key role related to tax administration and revenue management in the state.

IAS Anandhi Profile Info

CategoryDetails
Full NameAnandhi
Popular NameIAS Anandhi
ProfessionIndian Administrative Service (IAS) Officer
NationalityIndian
Date of BirthMarch 1, 1982
IAS Batch2007
IAS CadreRajasthan Cadre
Service ExperienceAround 19 years (as of 2026)
Languages KnownEnglish, Tamil
Known ForUrban governance, rural administration, and policy implementation

Early Life and Education

According to available details, IAS Anandhi was born on March 1, 1982. She completed her higher education from reputed institutions in India.

She earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree from Delhi University. Later, she completed her LL.B. from Delhi University and also pursued a Master of Arts (M.A.) from Rajasthan University, Jaipur. Her academic background in arts and law helped shape her administrative career.

CategoryDetails
Graduation DegreeB.A. (Sociology)
Law DegreeLL.B.
Post Graduation DegreeM.A.
Graduation UniversityDelhi University
Post Graduation UniversityRajasthan University
Academic BackgroundSociology and Law

IAS Batch and Cadre

IAS Anandhi belongs to the 2007 batch of the Indian Administrative Service and was allotted the Rajasthan cadre. Since joining the civil services, she has served in different administrative positions across the state.

The Rajasthan cadre is considered one of the important IAS cadres in the country, where officers handle governance, public administration, revenue, infrastructure, and welfare-related responsibilities.

IAS Anandhi Batch and Cadre

IAS Anandhi Major Postings

CategoryDetails
Commissioner, Jaipur Development Authority (JDA)September 2024 – January 2026
Secretary & RegistrarRajasthan Cooperative Department
Deputy Director (Senior)Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA)
District Collector PostingsUdaipur, Alwar, Rajsamand, Bundi, Sawai Madhopur

Current Posting of IAS Anandhi

At present, IAS Anandhi is posted as the Commissioner of the Commercial Taxes Department in Jaipur. The department plays a major role in tax collection, GST-related administration, and revenue management for the Rajasthan government.

As Commissioner, she oversees administrative operations and policy implementation linked to commercial taxes in the state.

CategoryDetails
Current DesignationCommissioner, Commercial Taxes Department
Current Posting LocationJaipur, Rajasthan
Current Posting SinceMarch 19, 2026
Department RoleCommercial tax administration and revenue management
Governance FocusRevenue operations and policy implementation

Languages and Professional Background

IAS Anandi is fluent in English and Tamil. Her educational and professional journey reflects a strong academic and administrative background.

Over the years, she has gained experience in public administration and government management through various postings in Rajasthan.

Career & Administrative Experience

CategoryDetails
Total Administrative PostingsMore than 30 postings
State-Level ExperienceWorked in multiple Rajasthan government departments
Central Deputation ExperienceYes
Administrative StyleField-focused and policy-oriented governance
Career ReputationExperienced Rajasthan cadre IAS officer
Work ProfileUrban planning, administration, revenue management, policy reforms

Career in Rajasthan Administration

During her IAS career, Anandi has worked in several government departments and administrative roles. Officers of her seniority are usually involved in policy execution, district administration, development work, and state-level governance matters.

Her present role in Jaipur is considered an important assignment in Rajasthan’s administrative structure.

Awards & Achievements

CategoryDetails
Major AwardBest Collector Award
Award Year2019
Awarded ForAdministrative work in Udaipur district
Key AchievementSuccessfully handled district and state-level responsibilities
RecognitionKnown for efficient and development-focused administration

IAS Anandhi is widely known for her strong administrative experience in urban governance, rural development, and public policy implementation. During her tenure at the Jaipur Development Authority (JDA), she focused on improving urban management through technology-based governance and infrastructure planning.

She has also worked extensively in rural administration while serving in districts such as Udaipur, Bundi, and Rajsamand, where she handled development projects and public welfare initiatives.

Her experience at Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA) further strengthened her work in rural studies and administrative training. Along with this, she has played an important role in cooperative sector reforms and revenue administration in Rajasthan through several senior government postings.

Key Focus Areas

CategoryDetails
Urban GovernancePromoted technology-driven administration during JDA tenure
Rural DevelopmentWorked on rural studies and administrative training at LBSNAA
Cooperative ReformsLed administrative work in Rajasthan Cooperative Department
Infrastructure ManagementManaged state-level governance and urban development projects
Policy ImplementationExperienced in executing state government policies

Tamil Nadu transfers 4 IAS officers; N Muruganandam is new ACS Revenue

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LO Bureau
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The Tamil Nadu government on Tuesday (May 12, 2026) announced a fresh round of IAS officer transfers and postings affecting several key departments, including Finance, Revenue Administration, Tourism and TASMAC.

The names of the officers and their postings are as follows;

  1. N Muruganandam (IAS:1991:TN), on return from leave, has been posted as Additional Chief Secretary/Commissioner of Revenue Administration and Disaster Management.
  2. MA Siddique (IAS:1994:TN), Additional Chief Secretary/ Managing Director, Chennai Metro Rail Limited, has been transferred and posted as Additional Chief Secretary, Finance Department.
  3. Dr S Swarna (IAS:1997:TN), Principal Secretary/State Project Director, Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA), has been transferred and posted as Principal Secretary, Tourism, Cullture and Religious Endowment.
  4. K Nanthakumar (IAS:2007:TN), Registrar of Cooperative Societies, has been transferred and placed at the disposal of Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation (TASMAC), for appointment as its Managing Director.

Gujarat govt effects massive bureaucratic reshuffle, transfers 72 IAS officers

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LO Bureau
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The Gujarat government on Wednesday (May 13, 2026) carried out a major bureaucratic reshuffle by issuing transfer and posting orders for 72 IAS officers across various departments and districts.

The names of the officers and their postings are as follows;

  1. DN Modi (IAS-SCS:2007:GJ), Municipal Commissioner, Jamnagar Municipal Corporation, Jamnagar, has been transferred and posted as Development Commissioner, Gandhinagar.
  2. Anand Babulal Patel (IAS:2010:GJ), Collector, Kutch-Bhuj, has been transferred and posted as Commissioner of Schools, Gandhinagar with additional charge of Commissioner, PM-POSHAN Yojana (Mid-Day-Meal), Gandhinagar and Director, Gujarat Council of Education Research and Training (GCERT).
  3. Sujeet Kumar (IAS:2010:GJ), Collector, Ahmedabad, has been transferred and posted as Special Commissioner of State Tax, Ahmedabad.
  4. Ajay Prakash (IAS:2011:GJ), Director, Gujarat Energy Development Agency (GEDA), Gandhinagar, has been transferred and posted as Managing Director, Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Ltd. (GETCO), Vadodara.
  5. Dr Sourabh Zamsingh Pardhi (IAS:2011:GJ), Collector, Surat, has been transferred and posted as Director, Civil Supplies and Ex-officio Additional Secretary to Government, Food, Civil Supplies and Consumers Affairs Department, Gandhinagar.
  6. Gaurangbhai H Makwana (IAS:2012:GJ), Collector, Bharuch, has been transferred and posted as Director, Gujarat Energy Development Agency (GEDA), Gandhinagar with additional charge of Managing Director, Gujarat Power Corporation Ltd. (GPCL), Gandhinagar and Managing Director, Uttar Gujarat Vij Company Ltd. (UGVCL), Mehsana.
  7. Sanjay K Modi (IAS-SCS:2012:GJ), Collector, Narmada-Rajpipla, has been transferred and posted as Executive Director, Gujarat State Tribal Development Residential Educational Institution Society (GSTDREIS), Gandhinagar.
  8. Kiran B Jhaveri (IAS:2012:GJ), Collector, Morbi, has been transferred and posted as Municipal Commissioner, Nadiad Municipal Corporation, Nadiad.
  9. Kshipra Suryakantarao Agre (IAS:2013:GJ), Collector, Navsari, has been transferred and posted as Commissioner, Micro, Medium and Small Enterprises (MSME), Gandhinagar with additional charge of Commissioner of Services, Gandhinagar.
  10. Yogesh Babanrao Nirgude (IAS:2013:GJ), Collector, Dahod, has been transferred and posted as Additional Development Commissioner, Gandhinagar.
  11. Amit Prakash Yadav (IAS:2013:GJ), Collector, Kheda-Nadiad, has been transferred and posted as Additional Commissioner of Industries, Gandhinagar with additional charge of Joint Managing Director, iNDEXTb, Gandhinagar.
  12. NV Upadhyay (IAS-SCS:2013:GJ), Collector, Gir-Somnath, has been transferred and posted as Collector, Kheda-Nadiad.
  13. Prabhav Joshi (IAS:2014:GJ), Managing Director, Tourism Corporation of Gujarat Ltd., Gandhinagar, has been transferred and posted as Municipal Commissioner, Junagadh Municipal Corporation, Junagadh.
  14. Prashasti Pareek (IAS:2014:GJ), Collector, Arvalli-Modasa, has been transferred and posted as Managing Director, Gujarat Livelihood Promotion Company Ltd., Gandhinagar.
  15. Dr Jincy Roy (IAS:2014:GJ), Collector, Botad, has been transferred and posted as Managing Director, Gujarat Informatics Ltd., Gandhinagar.
  16. Anilkumar Ramjibhai Ranavasiya (IAS:2014:GJ), Collector, Junagadh, has been transferred and posted as Collector, Kutch-Bhuj.
  17. Mayur K Mehta (IAS:2014:GJ), Director, Civil Supplies and Ex-officio Joint Secretary to Government, Food, Civil Supplies and Consumers Affairs Department, Gandhinagar, has been transferred and posted as Collector, Vav-Tharad.
  18. Jitendra N Vaghela (IAS-SCS:2014:GJ), Municipal Commissioner, Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation, Gandhinagar, has been transferred and posted as Collector, Gir-Somnath.
  19. JS Prajapati (IAS-SCS:2014:GJ), Collector, Vav-Tharad, has been transferred and posted as Municipal Commissioner, Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation, Gandhinagar.
  20. HM Vora (IAS-SCS:2014:GJ), District Development Officer, Sabarkantha-Himmatnagar, has been transferred and posted as Collector, Botad.
  21. Dr Vipin Garg (IAS:2016:GJ), Collector, Tapi-Vyara, has been transferred and posted as Managing Director, Tourism Corporation of Gujarat Ltd., Gandhinagar.
  22. Shalini Duhan (IAS:2016:GJ), Collector, Dangs-Ahwa, has been transferred and posted as Municipal Commissioner, Mehsana Municipal Corporation, Mehsana.
  23. Bhavya Verma (IAS:2016:GJ), Collector, Valsad, has been transferred and posted as Collector, Ahmedabad.
  24. Nitin V Sangwan (IAS:2016:GJ), Director of Employment and Training, Gandhinagar, has been transferred and posted as Collector, Valsad.
  25. Tejas Diliphbhai Parmar (IAS:2016:GJ), Municipal Commissioner, Junagadh Municipal Corporation, Junagadh, has been transferred and posted as Collector, Surat.
  26. Yogesh Choudhary (IAS:2016:GJ), Municipal Commissioner, Vapi Municipal Corporation, Vapi, has been transferred and posted as Collector, Junagadh.
  27. Dev Choudhary (IAS:2016:GJ), Municipal Commissioner, Navsari Municipal Corporation, Navsari, has been transferred and posted as Collector, Tapi-Vyara.
  28. Dr Navnath Kondiba Gavhane (IAS:2016:GJ), Municipal Commissioner, Surendranagar Municipal Corporation, Surendranagar, has been transferred and posted as Collector, Bharuch.
  29. Manish Gurwani (IAS:2016:GJ), Municipal Commissioner, Gandhidham Municipal Corporation, Gandhidham, has been transferred and posted as Collector, Navsari.
  30. Swapnil Khare (IAS:2016:GJ), Municipal Commissioner, Morbi Municipal Corporation, Morbi, has been transferred and posted as Collector, Morbi.
  31. Gurav Dinesh Ramesh (IAS:2016:GJ), Deputy Municipal Commissioner, Surat Municipal Corporation, Surat, has been transferred and posted as Deputy Municipal Commissioner, Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, Ahmedabad.
  32. Mirant Jatin Parikh (IAS:2017:GJ), Deputy Municipal Commissioner, Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, Ahmedabad, has been transferred and posted as Chief Executive Officer, Ahmedabad Urban Development Authority (AUDA), Ahmedabad.
  33. Ganga Singh (IAS:2017:GJ), Deputy Municipal Commissioner, Vadodara Municipal Corporation, Vadodara, has been transferred and posted as Collector, Narmada-Rajpipla.
  34. Surabhi Gautam (IAS:2017:GJ), Regional Commissioner of Municipalities, Vadodara, has been transferred and posted as Collector, Dahod.
  35. Dr Prashant Jilova (IAS:2017:GJ), Regional Commissioner of Municipalities, Ahmedabad, has been transferred and posted as Collector, Patan.
  36. Milind Bapna (IAS:2017:GJ), Municipal Commissioner, Anand Municipal Corporation, Anand, has been transferred and posted as Collector, Arvalli-Modasa.
  37. BC Parmar (IAS-SCS:2017:GJ), Officer on Special Duty to Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, Ahmedabad, has been transferred and posted as District Development Officer, Botad.
  38. Shivani Goyal (IAS:2018:GJ), District Development Officer, Surat, has been transferred and posted as Managing Director, Madhya Gujarat Vij Company Ltd. (MGVCL), Vadodara.
  39. Mamta Hardik Hirpara (IAS:2018:GJ), District Development Officer, Vadodara, has been transferred and posted as Deputy Municipal Commissioner, Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, Ahmedabad.
  40. Ankit Pannu (IAS:2018:GJ), District Development Officer, Jamnagar, has been transferred and posted as Deputy Municipal Commissioner, Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, Ahmedabad.
  41. Pushp Lata (IAS:2018:GJ), District Development Officer, Navsari, has been transferred and posted as Regional Commissioner of Municipalities, Ahmedabad with additional charge of Mission Director, Swachh Bharat Mission (Urban), Gandhinagar.
  42. Akshaya Budania (IAS:2018:GJ), District Development Officer, Botad, has been transferred and posted as Deputy Municipal Commissioner, Vadodara Municipal Corporation, Vadodara with additional charge of Regional Commissioner of Municipalities, Vadodara.
  43. Jasmine Hasrat (IAS:2018:GJ), District Development Officer, Mehsana, has been transferred and posted as Chief Executive Officer, Gandhinagar Urban Development Authority (GUDA), Gandhinagar.
  44. Deepesh Kedia (IAS:2019:GJ), District Development Officer, Arvalli-Modasa, has been transferred and posted as Municipal Commissioner, Jamnagar Municipal Corporation, Jamnagar.
  45. Mahesh Shantilal Jani (IAS:2019:GJ), Regional Commissioner of Municipalities, Rajkot, has been transferred and posted as Chairman, Gujarat State Social Welfare Board, Ahmedabad.
  46. Sangeeta Raiyani (IAS:2020:GJ), Mission Director, Gujarat Urban Livelihood Mission, Gandhinagar, has been transferred and posted as Municipal Commissioner, Morbi Municipal Corporation, Morbi.
  47. RN Dodiya (IAS:2020:GJ), Additional Commissioner of Industries, Gandhinagar, has been transferred and posted as Municipal Commissioner, Anand Municipal Corporation, Anand.
  48. Jivani Kartik Nagjibhai (IAS:2021:GJ), District Development Officer, Vav-Tharad, has been transferred and posted as District Development Officer, Navsari.
  49. Jayant Singh Rathore (IAS:2021:GJ), Project Administrator, Tribal Area Sub Plan, Songadh, Tapi district, has been transferred and posted as District Development Officer, Junagadh.
  50. Pranav Vijayvergiya (IAS:2021:GJ), Project Administrator, Tribal Area Sub Plan, Vansda, Navsari district, has been transferred and posted as District Development Officer, Panchmahals-Godhra.
  51. Kalpesh Kumar Sharma (IAS:2021:GJ), Project Administrator, Tribal Area Sub Plan, Chhotaudepur, has been transferred and posted as District Development Officer, Vav-Tharad.
  52. Nisha (IAS:2021:GJ), Project Administrator, Tribal Area Sub Plan, Bharuch, has been transferred and posted as District Development Officer, Jamnagar.
  53. Anchu Wilson (IAS:2021:GJ), Project Administrator, Tribal Area Sub Plan, Rajpipla, Narmada district, has been transferred and posted as District Development Officer, Mehsana.
  54. Sunil (IAS:2021:GJ), Project Administrator, Tribal Area Sub Plan, Mandvi, Surat district, has been transferred and posted as Regional Commissioner of Municipalities, Bhavnagar.
  55. Patil Anand Ashok (IAS:2021:GJ), Project Administrator, Tribal Area Sub Plan, Dangs-Ahwa, has been transferred and posted as District Development Officer, Vadodara.
  56. Devendra Prakash Meena (IAS:2021:GJ), Project Administrator, Tribal Area Sub Plan, Dahod, has been transferred and posted as District Development Officer, Surat.
  57. NF Chaudhari (IAS-SCS:2021:GJ), Managing Director, Uttar Gujarat Vij Company Ltd. (UGVCL), Mehsana, has been transferred and posted as Municipal Commissioner, Vapi Municipal Corporation, Vapi.
  58. HP Patel (IAS-SCS:2021:GJ), District Development Officer, Junagadh, has been transferred and posted as District Development Officer, Sabarkantha-Himmatnagar.
  59. ND Parmar (IAS-SCS:2021:GJ), Joint Election Commissioner, State Election Commission (SEC), Gandhinagar, has been transferred and posted as Collector, Dangs-Ahwa.
  60. JK Jadav (IAS-SCS:2021:GJ), Executive Director, Gujarat State Tribal Development Residential Educational Institution Society (GSTDREIS), Gandhinagar, has been transferred and posted as Municipal Commissioner, Surendranagar Municipal Corporation, Surendranagar.
  61. BD Davera (IAS-SCS:2021:GJ), Chief Executive Officer, Vadodara Urban Development Authority, Vadodara, has been transferred and posted as Municipal Commissioner, Gandhidham Municipal Corporation, Gandhidham.
  62. Jayeshkumar B Upadhyay (IAS:2021:GJ), Deputy Municipal Commissioner, Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, Ahmedabad, has been transferred and posted as Municipal Commissioner, Navsari Municipal Corporation, Navsari.
  63. DK Pandya (IAS-SCS:2021:GJ), Regional Commissioner of Municipalities, Bhavnagar, has been transferred and posted as Additional Chief Executive Officer, Gujarat State Disaster Management Authority (GSDMA), Gandhinagar.
  64. Mehak Jain (IAS:2022:GJ), Assistant Collector, Rajkot (City-2), Rajkot, has been transferred and posted as District Development Officer, Arvalli-Modasa.
  65. Vidyasagar (IAS:2022:GJ), Assistant Collector, Dhandhuka, Ahmedabad district, has been transferred and posted as District Development Officer, Morbi.
  66. Vandana Meena (IAS:2022:GJ), Assistant Collector, Keshod, Junagadh district, has been transferred and posted as Project Administrator, Tribal Area Sub Plan (TASP), Mahisagar.
  67. Hiren Jitendrabhai Barot (IAS:2022:GJ), Assistant Collector, Petlad, Anand district, has been transferred and posted as Project Administrator, Tribal Area Sub Plan (TASP), Arvalli-Modasa.
  68. Rajesh Kumar Mourya (IAS:2022:GJ), Assistant Collector, Radhanpur, Patan district, has been transferred and posted as Project Administrator, Tribal Area Sub Plan (TASP), Songadh, Tapi district.
  69. Swapnil Mahadeo Sisle (IAS:2022:GJ), Assistant Collector, Dhrol, Jamnagar district, has been transferred and posted as Project Administrator, Tribal Area Sub Plan (TASP), Vansada, Navsari district.
  70. Omkar Rajendra Shinde (IAS:2022:GJ), Assistant Collector, Nizar, Tapi district, has been transferred and posted as Project Administrator, Tribal Area Sub Plan (TASP), Chhotaudepur.
  71. Lt Col Awate Amol Shantaram (IAS:2022:GJ), Assistant Collector, Dwarka, Devbhumi-Dwarka district, has been transferred and posted as Project Administrator, Tribal Area Sub Plan (TASP), Rajpipla, Narmada district.
  72. Prateek Jain (IAS:2022:GJ), Assistant Collector, Mendarda, Junagadh district, has been transferred and posted as Project Administrator, Tribal Area Sub Plan (TASP), Dahod.
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