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Two IAS, 10 HCS officers transferred by Haryana Government

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Updated At : 12:04 PM Jul 23, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, July 22

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The Haryana Government has transferred two IAS and 10 HCS officers. Renu S Phulia has been posted as Secretary (Home-I and II). Mahavir Kaushik, Special Secretary, Home-1, will be the new DC of Bhiwani.

Among HCS officers, Varsha Khangwal has been posted as Additional Director (Administration), Information, Public Relations and Languages. Subhita Dhaka, Additional CEO, GMDA, has been shifted as Additional Commissioner, MC Gurugram. Vivek Chaudhary will be Estate Officer, HSVP, Kurukshetra. Rajesh Kumar-1 has been transferred as Joint CEO, GMDA, while Gaurav Kumar, CEO, Zila Parishad, Panipat, has been given additional charge of CEO, Zila Parishad, Karnal.

Parshant, Joint Director (Administration), Agriculture, will be OSD, Micro Irrigation and Command Area Development Authority. Sanyam Garg will be new Joint Director, Directorate of Human Resorces.

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