Bhopal, September 8 (Kiran News). The Madhya Pradesh government has transferred 14 Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers, including the collectors of Indore, Jabalpur, Katni, Barwani and Agar Malwa. The General Administration Department issued the transfer orders late on Monday night.
According to the official order, Jabalpur Collector Deepak Saxena has been appointed Commissioner, Public Relations Department, Bhopal, while Dr. Sudam Khade, earlier Commissioner of Public Relations, has been posted as Commissioner, Indore Division.
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Indore Collector Ashish Singh has been made Commissioner of Ujjain Division, the home division of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav. Singh was already given charge of the 2028 Singhsth Mela. Meanwhile, Indore Municipal Commissioner Shivam Verma has been appointed as the new Collector of Indore.
In other major changes, Indore Division Commissioner Deepak Singh has been transferred as Secretary, State Election Commission, while Abhishek Singh, Secretary of the Commission, has been posted as Secretary, Home Department. The new posting of current Home Secretary Ashish Bhargava is yet to be announced.
Parikshit Sanjayrao Jhade has been appointed CEO of Indore Development Authority (IDA). He was earlier Additional Commissioner in the Urban Administration and Development Department. Ramprakash Ahirwar, CEO of IDA, has been shifted as Commissioner, Jabalpur Municipal Corporation.
New Collectors Appointed in Five Districts
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Indore: Shivam Verma (earlier Municipal Commissioner, Indore)
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Jabalpur: Raghvendra Singh (earlier Collector, Agar Malwa)
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Katni: Ashish Tiwari (earlier Deputy Secretary, Chief Secretary’s Office)
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Barwani: Jayati Singh (earlier CEO, Ujjain Zila Panchayat)
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Agar Malwa: Priti Yadav (earlier Commissioner, Jabalpur Municipal Corporation)
With these transfers, the state has carried out a significant reshuffle affecting both administrative leadership in districts and senior postings in state departments.
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