5 top rung officials transferred
RESHUFFLE IN FOREST DEPTT
GK NEWS NETWORK
Jammu, Mar 11: The government on Friday transferred five top rung officials of the Forest Department, an official spokesman said.
Manzoor Ahmed, Conservator of Forests, Central Circle holding additional charge of CCF, Kashmir has been transferred and posted as Chief Conservator of Forests, Kashmir against an available vacancy.
Arun Kumar Tikoo, IFS Regional Director, Social Forestry, Jammu has been transferred and posted as Member Secretary, State Pollution Control Board vice Mohit Gera, who has been transferred and posted as Conservator of Forests, Research Circle, Jammu SFRJ against an available vacancy.
A K Gupta, IFS General Manager, State Forest Corporation has been transferred and posted as Regional Director, Social Forestry, Jammu vice Arun Tikoo.
Javed Ahmad Panjoo, IFS, Regional Wildlife Warden, Kashmir has been transferred and posted as Conservator of Forests Central Circle vice Manzoor Ahmed Hafizullah Sidiqui, IFS Joint Director, Soil Conservation, Kashmir has been directed to hold additional charge of Regional Wildlife Warden Kashmir till further orders.
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