Haryana Government Announces IAS Officer Transfers
New Deputy Commissioners in Gurgaon and Karnal Appointed
The Haryana government released transfer and posting orders for 15 IAS officers late Wednesday evening, impacting key positions including the deputy commissioners of Gurgaon and Karnal. Uttam Singh, a 2015-batch IAS officer currently serving as the deputy commissioner of Karnal, has been appointed to fill the same role in Gurgaon, succeeding Ajay Kumar.
Ajay Kumar has been reassigned as deputy principal secretary-2 to the chief minister, while Anand Kumar Sharma, a 2019-batch officer, will take over as deputy commissioner of Karnal.
Restructuring of Senior Bureaucratic Roles
Saket Kumar, who has been serving as the chief minister’s additional principal secretary, has been transferred to the archives department as commissioner, a move perceived in bureaucratic circles as a “sidelined assignment.” In his previous role, he managed significant areas including panchayats, cooperation, and the Haryana Power Generation Corporation.
Other notable changes include the appointment of Vineet Garg, a 1991-batch IAS officer and chairman of the Haryana State Pollution Control Board, as additional chief secretary of the printing and stationery department. Anurag Agarwal, who previously served as additional chief secretary for town and country planning, will now also take responsibility for irrigation and water resources.
Vijayendra Kumar, another officer of equivalent rank, is slated to manage the panchayats department alongside his existing duties related to agriculture and other portfolios. Additionally, Rajeev Ranjan will oversee the cooperation department while continuing his current roles involving labor, youth empowerment, and entrepreneurship.
Further Administrative Appointments
Pankaj Agarwal has been assigned to head the architecture department, while CG Rajni Kaanthan will take over as commissioner of the mines and geology department, replacing Agarwal. These latest reshuffles represent a significant realignment within Haryana’s state administration, reflecting ongoing developments in the bureaucratic landscape.
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New Deputy Commissioners in Gurgaon and Karnal AppointedThe Haryana government released transfer and posting orders for 15 IAS officers late Wednesday evening, impacting key positions including the deputy commissioners of Gurgaon and Karnal. Uttam Singh, a 2015-batch IAS officer currently serving as the deputy commissioner of Karnal, has been appointed to fill the same role in Gurgaon, succeeding Ajay Kumar.Ajay Kumar has been reassigned as deputy principal secretary-2 to the chief minister, while Anand Kumar Sharma, a 2019-batch officer, will take over as deputy commissioner of Karnal.Restructuring of Senior Bureaucratic RolesSaket Kumar, who has been serving as the chief minister’s additional principal secretary, has been transferred to the archives department as commissioner, a move perceived in bureaucratic circles as a “sidelined assignment.” In his previous role, he managed significant areas including panchayats, cooperation, and the Haryana Power Generation Corporation.Other notable changes include the appointment of Vineet Garg, a 1991-batch IAS officer and chairman of the Haryana State Pollution Control Board, as additional chief secretary of the printing and stationery department. Anurag Agarwal, who previously served as additional chief secretary for town and country planning, will now also take responsibility for irrigation and water resources.Vijayendra Kumar, another officer of equivalent rank, is slated to manage the panchayats department alongside his existing duties related to agriculture and other portfolios. Additionally, Rajeev Ranjan will oversee the cooperation department while continuing his current roles involving labor, youth empowerment, and entrepreneurship.Further Administrative AppointmentsPankaj Agarwal has been assigned to head the architecture department, while CG Rajni Kaanthan will take over as commissioner of the mines and geology department, replacing Agarwal. These latest reshuffles represent a significant realignment within Haryana’s state administration, reflecting ongoing developments in the bureaucratic landscape.
