Madhya Pradesh Government Transfers 11 IAS Officers In Major Administrative Reshuffle; Check List

Madhya Pradesh Government Transfers 11 IAS Officers In Major Administrative Reshuffle; Check List

The Madhya Pradesh government transferred 11 IAS officers in a major administrative reshuffle on Saturday. Officers from the 2006 to 2018 batches have been assigned new roles across revenue, industries, women and child development, tribal welfare, public health and urban administration. The reshuffle includes changes in key postings and additional responsibilities across several departments.

FPJ Web DeskUpdated: Saturday, September 05, 2026, 11:22 PM IST
Madhya Pradesh Government Transfers 11 IAS Officers In Major Administrative Reshuffle; Check List
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Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The state government transferred 11 IAS officers on Saturday. Because of a dispute with employees, the administration shifted two women IAS officers, Nidhi Nivedita and Neha Marvya.

Commissioner of the Women and Child Development Department Nivedita had some disputes with her subordinates, and her relations with the minister, Nirmala Bhuria, and secretary, GV Rashmi, were embittered.

The government shifted Nivedita as principal revenue commissioner and commissioner of land records and posted labour commissioner Sandeep GR as commissioner of the Women and Child Development Department.

Similarly, the government removed Neha Marvya from the post of director of the Tribal Area Development Project and MAPCET for failing to establish good rapport with employees, as well as, with principal secretary of the tribal department, Gulshan Bamra.

Marvya will have the charge of the managing director of ST Finance and Development Corporation.

The government removed Anil Suchari from the post of Sagar Commissioner for failing to rehabilitate the displaced people of the Ken-Betwa project.

Managing director of Small Scale Industries Corporation, Dileep Kumar, was sent as commissioner of Sagar. Suchari will be the managing director of MP Warehousing Corporation.

Anurag Verma will be the managing director of Civil Supplies Corporation.

Principal Commissioner of Revenue Anubha Shrivastava was appointed as Secretary of Revenue.

Similarly, the commissioner of the OBC and SC Welfare Department, Satendra Singh, has been made secretary of the OBC welfare. He was given the additional charge of the commissioner (OBC).

Managing director of Public Health Services Corporation Limited, Mayank Agarwal, was sent as chief executive officer of Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar & Ajeevika Mission (Gramin). Avi Prasad was posted as managing director of Public Health Services Corporation.

The additional director of the Narmada Valley Development Authority (NVDA), Neha Jain, was shifted to CEO of Smart City, Ujjain, and the additional commissioner of the municipal corporation, Ujjain.

Raghuraj MR was sent as secretary to the technical education department. Tarun Rathi was transferred as a director of ST regional development projects.

Similarly, Kumar Purushottam has been given the additional charge of MD of the Small Scale Industries Corporation.

Sheetla Patle has been appointed as the Labour Commissioner of Indore, and Anisha Srivastava as the CEO of the Gwalior Development Authority.

5 district Panchayat CEOs posted

Five officers of the state administrative services were posted as CEOs in district panchayats.

Narottam Bhargava was sent to Harda, Akhilesh Kumar Jain to Dhar, Surbhi Tiwari to Vidisha, Shailendra Singh to Datia, and Sapna Tripathi to Satna. Omprakash Sanodiya was sent as an additional Mela officer (Simhastha), Ujjain.