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Three IAS Officers Transferred in Haryana, Satbir Singh Appointed Rohtak Deputy Commissioner
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Three IAS Officers Transferred in Haryana, Satbir Singh Appointed Rohtak Deputy Commissioner

By NewsWave Desk20 Aug 2026, 06:25 pm144 views

Haryana Government transfers three IAS officers with immediate effect. Satbir Singh has been appointed Deputy Commissioner of Rohtak, while Manoj Kumar-II and Pratima Chaudhary receive additional charges.

Three IAS Officers Transferred in Haryana, Satbir Singh Appointed Rohtak Deputy Commissioner

CHANDIGARH, August 20: The Haryana Government has transferred and posted three IAS officers with immediate effect, according to orders issued by the state government on Thursday.

As part of the latest administrative reshuffle, Satbir Singh, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Ayushman Bharat-Haryana Health Protection Authority, has been appointed as the Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Rohtak.

Manoj Kumar-II Gets Additional Charge

Manoj Kumar-II, Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration Department and Managing Director of Haryana Medical Services Corporation Limited, has been assigned the additional charge of CEO, Ayushman Bharat-Haryana Health Protection Authority.

Pratima Chaudhary Assigned Additional Responsibility

Pratima Chaudhary, Special Secretary, Animal Husbandry and Dairying Department, Member Secretary of the Haryana State Commission for Women and Managing Director of Haryana Women Development Corporation, has been given the additional charge of Secretary, Haryana State Commission for Protection of Child Rights.

The transfers and additional charge assignments have been made with immediate effect as part of the Haryana Government’s latest administrative arrangements.


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