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IAS officers reshuffled in Punjab

KK Yadav was today appointed Administrative Secretary in the Industries and Commerce and Investment Promotion Department.
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 08:35 AM Apr 12, 2025 IST

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After more than a month of being without a posting, KK Yadav was today appointed Administrative Secretary in the Industries and Commerce and Investment Promotion Department. This charge was earlier held by Tejveer Singh, who will continue to hold the charge of the Local Government Department.

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Yadav is among three senior IAS officers who was issued new posting order by the government today. However, three other senior IAS officers Gurkirat Kirpal Singh, Puneet Goyal and Jitender Jorwal have not been issued any posting order.

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The others transferred today included DK Tiwari, who has been posted out as Additional Chief Secretary Transport and given the charge of the Parliamentary Affairs Department.

Varun Roojam has been appointed Administrative Secretary of the Transport Department.

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