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Four IAS Officers reports to AP following DoPT orders
In a significant administrative shift, four Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers have officially reported for duty in Andhra Pradesh.
In a significant administrative shift, four Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers have officially reported for duty in Andhra Pradesh. The officers—Amrapali, Ronald Rose, Vakati Karuna, and Vaniprasad—have arrived to work under the supervision of Andhra Pradesh's Chief Secretary, Neerab Kumar Prasad.
This transition follows the recent orders issued by the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT), which were upheld by the Telangana High Court. The court declined to intervene with the DoPT’s directives, paving the way for these officers to join the Andhra Pradesh government.
In a related development, four IAS officers were relieved from their positions in Telangana on Wednesday evening, creating further movement within the state's administrative framework.
The transfers are part of an ongoing restructuring process within these two states, aimed at optimizing governance and resource allocation in the region.
