Promotions in PWD: 5 SEs Placed As Chief Engineers

JammuThe Government on Saturday ordered promotions, transfers and posting of Chief Engineers in the Public Works Department.

According to a government order issued in this regard, consequent upon superannuation of Abdul Hamid, I/C Development Commissioner Works in PWD, Satish Razdan, I/C Chief Engineer (Civil), Economic Reconstruction Agency (ERA) has been posted as I/C Development Commissioner Works.

Similarly, consequent upon superannuation of Bimal Tickoo, Secretary Technical, Public Works Department, P L Bushan, Chief Engineer Mughal Road Project has been placed as Secretary Technical in PWD.

The Government has also ordered placement of five Superintending Engineers (Civil) as I/C Chief Engineers in PWD. They include Devinder Kumar Khanna, Ghulam Jeelani, Showkat Ahmad Wani, Romesh Kumar Makroo and Syed Iqbal Aga.

Consequent upon these promotions, Nisar Ahmad Bhat I/C Chief Engineer SKUAST Kashmir has been placed as I/C Chief Engineer PWD (R&B) Kashmir.

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Devinder Kumar Khanna has been placed as I/C Chief Engineer Mughal Road Project vice P L Bushan.

Ghulam Jeelani has been placed as I/C Chief Engineer PMGSY Kashmir against an available vacancy.

Showkat Ahmad Wani has been placed as I/C Chief Engineer Economic Reconstruction Agency (ERA) vice Satish Razdan.

Romesh Kumar Makroo, I/C Chief Engineer has been placed as Executive Director, J&K Projects Construction Corporation Ltd.

Syed Iqbal Aga has been placed as I/C Chief Engineer SKUAST Kashmir.

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