The Madhya Pradesh government has taken a significant step towards making administrative work more efficient and effective, transferring 9 Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers on Sunday. The most important aspect of this reshuffle is a major change in the Chief Minister's Office, where Additional Chief Secretary Dr. Rajesh Rajora has been removed and senior IAS officer Neeraj Mandloi has been appointed in his place. This decision is seen as part of the government's strategic plan, aimed at strengthening good governance.
Changes in the Chief Minister's Office
Despite being removed from the Chief Minister's Office, the state government has assigned Rajesh Rajora several important responsibilities. He has been appointed as the Additional Vice-President of the Narmada Valley Development Department. Along with this, he will also perform the duties of Managing Director of the Narmada Valley Development Authority and Head of Narmada Basin Project Company Limited. In addition, he will also hold the additional charge of Additional Chief Secretary of the Water Resources Department. This new posting makes it clear that the government wants to take full advantage of his administrative experience.
Meanwhile, the responsibility of the Chief Minister's Office has now been given to Neeraj Mandloi. This change is considered a concrete initiative towards improving the functioning of the Chief Minister's Secretariat and implementing the government's priorities quickly.
New Departments for Other Officers
The transfer list released on Sunday assigned new responsibilities to several senior officers. These include:
• Sanjay Dubey has been appointed as the new Additional Chief Secretary of the Urban Development and Housing Department.
• Rakhi Sahay has been appointed as the new Secretary of the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC).
• Sanjay Kumar Shukla has been appointed as the Additional Chief Secretary of the General Administration Department.
• DP Ahuja has been appointed as the Principal Secretary of the Cooperative Department.
• M. Selvendran has been appointed as the Secretary of the Personnel and General Administration Department.
• Nishant Varwade has been appointed as the Secretary of the Agriculture Department.
• Prabal Sipaha has been appointed as the Commissioner of the Higher Education Department.
This step by the state government is considered a concrete effort towards increasing administrative efficiency and accelerating the operations of various departments. This will speed up the implementation of government schemes and make services more accessible to the general public.
11 Police Officers Transferred in Manipur as Well
The administrative reshuffle was not limited to Madhya Pradesh. In Manipur, with the intention of strengthening law and order, Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla has transferred 11 senior police officers, including 5 IPS and 6 Manipur Police Service (MPS) officers.
Under these transfers:
• SP (CID - Security) Victoria Yengkhom has been appointed as Additional Director in the Manipur Police Training College (MPTC).
• SP of Chandel, Babita Rani Swain, has been posted as Special Additional Inspector General (AIG) Law.
• Nepram Netrajit Singh has been retained as SP (Central Police Control Room).
• SP of Jiribam, Sheikh Mohammad Zaib Zakir, has been transferred to the post of SP of Senapati district.
• SP of Senapati district, Dharmendra Kumar, has been appointed as the new SP of Chandel.
These transfers in Manipur are seen as an effort to further strengthen the state's internal security and administrative oversight. This is expected to improve law and order.
