Major Bureaucratic Reshuffle in Manipur Amid President's Rule
In Manipur, a significant bureaucratic reshuffle has been announced, involving the transfer of 13 IAS officers. This includes changes in tourism, public health, and transport departments. The reshuffle comes in the wake of President's rule, imposed after ethnic violence severely disrupted the state's administration.
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A significant bureaucratic reshuffle has taken place in Manipur, involving the transfer of 13 Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers. Among them are key figures such as Tourism Director Pooja Elangbam and Deputy Commissioner of Thoubal, A Subash Singh. A notification confirmed the changes across various departments.
Pooja Elangbam has been appointed as the Deputy Commissioner of Bishnupur district, with L Bikram taking over as Tourism Director. Meanwhile, A Subash Singh will now serve as the Additional Secretary of the Home and Personnel departments, as well as Director of Institutional Finance.
These changes occur under the backdrop of President's rule in Manipur, which was enforced following significant ethnic violence involving the Meitei and Kuki-Zo communities. The administration shake-up aims to stabilize governance in a state grappling with unrest and administrative challenges.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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