Ahmedabad: In preparation for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls, the Gujarat government has made significant changes by transferring 50 IAS officers, including collectors and district development officers (DDOs). The state General Administration Department issued a notification on Tuesday night regarding these transfers.
Among the notable changes, B A Shah, the Jamnagar district collector, has been transferred to Vadodara district as the new collector. Meanwhile, AB Gor, currently serving as the Vadodara collector, has been appointed as Officer on Special Duty (OSD) in the Chief Minister’s Office in Gandhinagar.
Other transfers include Aayush Oak, the Surat collector, who has been appointed as the new collector of Valsad, and Sourabh Pardhi, the managing director of the Tourism Corporation of Gujarat Ltd, who has been appointed as the new collector of Surat.
Furthermore, GT Pandya, the Morbi district collector, has been appointed as the collector of Devbhumi Dwarka district, and Amit Prakash Yadav, the Navsari collector, has been made the collector of Kheda district.
The reshuffling also includes Kshipra Agre, the Valsad collector, who has been made the new collector of Navsari, and HK Vadhvaniya, the Gir-Somnath collector, who has been appointed as the additional secretary in the health and family welfare department in Gandhinagar.
Stuti Charan, the Chhotaudepur district collector, has been appointed as the chief executive officer of the Water and Sanitation Management Organisation in Gandhinagar, while Nitin Sangwan, the director of fisheries in Gandhinagar, has been appointed as the new DDO of Junagadh.
Additionally, RM Tanna, the Junagadh municipal commissioner, has been appointed as the DDO of Surendranagar, and Yogesh Nirgude, serving as joint secretary in the home department, has been appointed as the new collector of Dahod district.
Kiran Jhaveri, the additional commissioner of state tax in Ahmedabad, has been sent to Morbi district as its collector, and Neha Kumari, the Ahmedabad deputy municipal commissioner, has been transferred as the new collector of Mahisagar district.
These changes aim to bring fresh perspectives and administrative efficiency to the various districts ahead of the crucial Lok Sabha polls.
In a significant administrative shuffle, the Gujarat government has transferred 50 Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers ahead of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. The move is aimed at ensuring a smooth and efficient functioning of the state machinery during the crucial electoral process. These transfers are expected to provide fresh perspectives and ideas to various departments, enabling them to effectively address the needs of the people. This action by the Gujarat government highlights its commitment towards maintaining transparency and impartiality in the electoral process.
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