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LG transfers 6 civil servants
In a bureaucratic reshuffle, Lt Governor Anil Baijal on Tuesday transferred and posted six senior IAS officers of the Delhi government, including Additional Chief Secretary PWD Manoj Parida, with immediate effect
New Delhi: In a bureaucratic reshuffle, Lt Governor Anil Baijal on Tuesday transferred and posted six senior IAS officers of the Delhi government, including Additional Chief Secretary (PWD) Manoj Parida, with immediate effect.
On the day, newly-appointed Chief Secretary Vijay Kumar Dev, a 1987-batch IAS officer, assumed the charge of his office, superseding the 1986-batch IAS officer, Manoj Parida.
According to an order issued by the services department following the LG's approval, Parida has been appointed chairman-cum-managing director of Delhi Financial Corporation (DFC).
Principal Secretary (finance) Renu Sharma, a 1988-batch IAS officer, has been given the additional charge of principal secretary of the Home Department which was also earlier headed by Parida. DFC CMD Rinku Dhugga has been transferred and posted as the secretary of Arts, Culture and Languages, even as Dhugga will continue to hold the additional charge of financial commissioner.
Power Secretary Sanjeev Khirwar, a 1994-batch IAS officer, has been assigned the additional charge of PWD secretary. Transport Commissioner Varsha Joshi, a 1995-batch IAS officer, has been given the additional charge of secretary of General Administration Department (GAD). Anil Kumar Singh, CEO of Delhi Jal Board and secretary of Irrigation and Flood Control Department, will hold additional charge of environment and forest secretary.
