7 KAS officers transferred

SrinagarThe Government Monday ordered transfer and posting of seven KAS officer.

According to an order issued by the General Administration Department, Qazi Sarwar, KAS, Chief Executive Officer, Tourism Development Authority, Sonamarg, has been transferred and posted as Additional Secretary to the Government, Power Development Department.

Rakesh Kumar Srangal, KAS, Chief Executive Officer, Tourism Development Authority, Patnitop, has been transferred and posted as Additional Secretary to the Government, Housing and Urban Development Department.

Gurvinder jit Singh, KAS, Additional Deputy Commissioner, Poonch, has been transferred and posted as Additional Deputy Commissioner, Ramban, against an available vacancy.

Sandesh Kumar, KAS, Joint Registrar, Banking and Finance in the office of Registrar, Cooperative Societies, J&K, has been transferred and posted as Joint Director, Industries and Commerce (Dev), Jammu, against an available vacancy.

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Sandish Kumar, KAS, Deputy Secretary to the Government, Social Welfare Department, under orders of posting as Joint Director, Industries and Commerce (Dev), Jammu, has been posted as Joint Registrar, Banking and Finance in the office of Registrar, Cooperative Societies, J&K, vice Sandesh Kumar.

Basharat Hussain, KAS, Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Surankote, is transferred and posted as Additional Deputy Commissioner, Poonch, vice Gurvinderjit Singh.

Shabir Ahmad Raina, KAS, Secretary, Srinagar Development Authority, is transferred and posted as Chief Executive Officer, Tourism Development Authority, Sonamarg, vice Qazi Sarwar.

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