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MP Govt Transfers 4 IAS Officers: New Revenue Roles in Rewa and Saagar
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 11 Sep 2026, 05:47 PM
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The Madhya Pradesh government has announced the transfer of four IAS officers, assigning two as Deputy Commissioners (Revenue) in Rewa and giving regional responsibility to Deputy Secretary Chandra Shekhar Shukla in Saagar.
The Madhya Pradesh administration has issued a fresh order regarding the posting of four Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers. The decision aims to restructure the revenue department's leadership in key districts to ensure efficient governance.
In the district of Rewa, two IAS officers have been appointed to the position of Deputy Commissioner (Revenue). These appointments are expected to streamline land revenue administration and address pending issues in the region.
Simultaneously, in Saagar, Chandra Shekhar Shukla, the Deputy Secretary of the Revenue Department, has been entrusted with specific regional responsibilities. This move indicates a focus on enhancing coordination between the state secretariat and district-level administration in the Saagar division.
The transfers are part of the state government's routine administrative reshuffling to maintain dynamism within the bureaucracy. No other details regarding the specific names of the officers posted in Rewa were mentioned in the initial announcement.
In the district of Rewa, two IAS officers have been appointed to the position of Deputy Commissioner (Revenue). These appointments are expected to streamline land revenue administration and address pending issues in the region.
Simultaneously, in Saagar, Chandra Shekhar Shukla, the Deputy Secretary of the Revenue Department, has been entrusted with specific regional responsibilities. This move indicates a focus on enhancing coordination between the state secretariat and district-level administration in the Saagar division.
The transfers are part of the state government's routine administrative reshuffling to maintain dynamism within the bureaucracy. No other details regarding the specific names of the officers posted in Rewa were mentioned in the initial announcement.