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J&K Admin Transfers 27 Officers In Major Reshuffle

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October 17, 2026
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J&K Admin Transfers 136 Officers, New Secretary For JKPSC And Sports Council Posted
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New Administrative Roles Assigned Across Key Govt Deptts
Srinagar | October, 16: The Jammu and Kashmir Government on Friday ordered the transfer and posting of 27 officers as In-charge Administrative Officers across various departments and offices in the Union Territory. According to an order issued by the Jammu and Kashmir General Administration Department (GAD), the postings take effect immediately.
Key postings include Iftkhar Layaqit Bhatti to the Directorate of Economics and Statistics; Suman Kumar to the J&K Pollution Control Board; Ab. Rashid Bhat to the Directorate of Fisheries, Kashmir; Tahir Ahmad Khan to the State Taxes Department, Kashmir; and Gurvinder Kour to Government Dental College, Jammu. Gurjeet Singh goes to Hospitality and Protocol, Mushtaq Ahmad Zaroo to GMC Srinagar, Showkat Ahmad Dar to Chief Conservator of Forests Kashmir, Ab. Rashid Wani to Fire and Emergency Services, and Shakeel Ahmad Bhat to Government Dental College Kashmir.
Other postings feature Rajinder Kumar Pandita (Prosecution), Arun Kumar (Advocate General office), Neelam Sobti (Financial Commissioner Revenue), Manzoor Ahmad Khanday and Athar Hussain Nengroo (SKIMS MC Bemina), Shafat Ahmad Lala (Samagra Shiksha), Kamal Singh (FSL), Vikas Gupta (Chief Conservator of Forests Jammu), Devinder Singh (Horticulture P&M), Sanjay Kumar Raina (Motor Garages), Adeeta Raina (Industries & Commerce Jammu), Mir Shafiq Ahmad (Archives), Sanjay Dhar (Ayurvedic Medical College Akhnoor), Shabir Sultan Dar (Food and Drug Control), Bishan Dass (State Taxes Jammu), Anju Kumari (Fisheries Jammu), and Nusrat Mubeen (Industries & Commerce Kashmir).

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