In yet another administrative reshuffle by the government of Mohan Yadav in Madhya Pradesh, the General Administration Department issued transfer orders for IAS officers on Monday. Five officers have been assigned new responsibilities, and in a notable move, three officers have been given additional duties. The orders have been issued, and the list is now available for public scrutiny.
The officers receiving new responsibilities include Lokesh Kumar Jatav, who has been appointed as the Secretary of the Department of Civil Supplies and Consumer Protection. He was previously serving as the Commissioner of Commercial Taxes in Indore and the Managing Director of Madhya Pradesh Finance Corporation, Indore.
Notable Appointments and Additional Charges for Senior Officers
Sanjay Kumar, the Collector of Shyopur district, has been entrusted with the responsibility of Additional Secretary in the Madhya Pradesh Government. This move is expected to be effective until further orders.
Rajeev Ranjan Meena, who held the position of Managing Director at Madhya Pradesh Mineral Development Corporation, has been appointed as the Deputy Secretary in the government.
Swatantra Kumar Singh, previously serving as the Secretary to the Madhya Pradesh Government, has been appointed as the Commissioner of Commercial Taxes in Indore. Simultaneously, he has been given the additional charge of Managing Director of Madhya Pradesh Finance Corporation, Indore.
These transfers come as part of routine administrative measures to ensure efficient governance and bring in fresh perspectives to various departments. The officers, known for their administrative acumen, are expected to contribute significantly to their new roles.
It remains to be seen how these changes will impact the administration and the delivery of public services in Madhya Pradesh. As the officers take charge of their new responsibilities, the government aims to enhance governance, streamline processes, and address the evolving needs of the state.
The recent IAS transfers in Madhya Pradesh reflect the government’s commitment to optimizing administrative capabilities and fostering effective governance in the state. The reshuffle aims to leverage the expertise of officers in key positions, ensuring a more robust and responsive administrative machinery.