IAS officer transfer uttar pradesh: On Tuesday, the Uttar Pradesh government has transferred 16 senior IAS officers, making a major reshuffle in the administrative structure of the state. Under this reshuffle, new officers have been appointed on many important posts, including the commissioners of Lucknow, Prayagraj and Bareilly divisions.

Lucknow got new Mandalayukta
IAS Roshan Jacob, the commissioner of Lucknow division, has been removed from his post and sent to the Secretary, Food Safety and Drug Administration Department. In his place, the current commissioner of Prayagraj division Vijay Vishwas Pant has been appointed as the new Mandalayukta of Lucknow. In place of Pant, IAS Soumya Aggarwal has been made commissioner in Prayagraj division.

Changes in Bareilly and Medical Education Department also

IAS Anamika Singh has been made the new commissioner of Bareilly division. At the same time, there has been a big change in the Department of Medical Education. Till now, IAS Kinjal Singh, who was the Director General of this department, has been given the responsibility of Transport Commissioner. Aparna U. in his place. The additional charge of Secretary, Medical Education Department as well as Director General has been given.

B. Chandrakala’s new role

Senior IAS officer B.K. Chandrakala, who was the secretary of the Department of Women’s Welfare, Child Development and Nutrition till now, has been made Secretary, Forest, Environment and Climate Change Department and CEO, UP Clean Air Management Project Authority. At the same time, Manisha Trighatia has been made the new Secretary of Child Development Department.

Sports, Tourism and Transport Department also reshuffle
IAS Suhas LY has also been given the charge of Secretary, Sports and Youth Welfare Department Additional Director General, Youth Welfare and Provincial Defense Team. Rajesh Kumar-2 has been removed from Food Safety Administration and has been appointed as Director General of Tourism Department. Transport Commissioner Brijesh Narayan Singh has been sent to Secretary, General Administration Department.

It is clear from this administrative reshuffle that the government wants to ensure more effective and responsible administration in various departments and mandals of the state. New deploys are expected to speed up development works in many districts.