Madhya Pradesh: Ban on transfers to be lifted on May 1

Madhya Pradesh: Ban on transfers to be lifted on May 1

Incharge ministers will have the right to transfer officers within the district.

Staff ReporterUpdated: Wednesday, March 17, 2021, 12:41 AM IST
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Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan | File pic

Bhopal: The government is going to lift the ban on transfers on May 1. Officers will be transferred from May 1 to May 31.

According to the transfer policy, the incharge ministers will have the right to transfer officers within the district.

Nevertheless, the right to transfer from one district to another will be with the minister of the department concerned.

The Chief Minister will have the right to transfer the class one officers. Earlier, it was decided that the transfers would be done from April 1 to April 30. The cabinet has, however, decided to change the date from April to May 1. Therefore transfers will begin from that day.

According to the transfer policy, those who are afflicted with the coronavirus will get relief from being shifted. Decision on such cases will be taken after examining the person concerned. The in charge or the minister of the department will not be able to transfer those officers who have been shifted in the past one year. Such officials will be transferred only through the Chief Minister Coordination.

Nevertheless, the education department will make a different policy for transfers of its officials.

Any controversy in transfers will be solved through the Chief Minister. The Congress government lifted ban on transfers in June 2019 for one month.

The ban continued after that because of the corona pandemic and the lockdown. All transfers were done through the Chief Minister Coordination during that period.

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