Chandigarh Admn relieves HCS officer

Sumeet Sihag, MC Joint Commissioner, to join his parent state of Haryana

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:15 AM Sep 26, 2025 IST

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Within 10 days, the UT Administration has relieved another officer of the Haryana Civil Service (HCS).

The UT Administration today relieved Sumeet Sihag, Joint Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, to enable him to join his parent state of Haryana. On September 15, the UT had sent back HCS officer Dr Richa to her parent cadre of Haryana, nearly eight months after she joined the Administration on deputation.

The Haryana Government has sent a fresh panel of HCS officers to the administration for deputation.

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