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In a sweeping overhaul of the administrative framework, the Madhya Pradesh government, led by Dr. Mohan Yadav, has announced the transfer of 42 IAS officers and 12 officers from the State Administrative Service (SAS). The General Administration Department issued the orders late on January 27, 2025.

The reshuffle marks a significant shift in district leadership, with 11 collectors replaced. Among the districts witnessing new appointments are Raisen, Khandwa, Khargone, Burhanpur, Dewas, Sheopur, Barwani, and Sehore. Key appointments include 2011-batch IAS Neha Marvya Singh as Collector of Dindori, Vivek Shrotri (2012 batch) as Collector of Tikamgarh, and Rishav Gupta (2014 batch) as Collector of Khandwa.

Further notable assignments include 2014-batch IAS Bhavya Mittal as Collector of Khargone, Harsh Singh (2015 batch) as Collector of Burhanpur, Ritu Raj (2015 batch) as Collector of Dewas, Arpit Verma (2015 batch) as Collector of Sheopur, and Bala Guru (2015 batch) as Collector of Sehore.

Beyond district-level changes, significant appointments in key departments have reshaped the state’s governance structure. Bharat Yadav, a 2008-batch IAS officer, has been named Managing Director of the Madhya Pradesh Road Development Corporation. Sibi Chakraborty M (2008 batch) has been assigned dual roles as Secretary to the Chief Minister and Commissioner of Urban and Development.

In other notable changes, Avinash Lavania (2009 batch) takes over as Managing Director of the Madhya Pradesh Power Management Company Limited in Jabalpur. Lalit Kumar Dahima (2008 batch), formerly Secretary of the Jail Department, has been appointed Member of the Revenue Board in Gwalior.

The reshuffle also impacts district panchayat leadership, with SAS officers receiving new postings. Nanda Bhalave Khusre is now the CEO of Agar Malwa District Panchayat, and Lata Sharangat assumes the same role in Burhanpur. Abhishek Dubey has been appointed CEO of Guna District Panchayat, while Ichhit Garhwale joins the state’s Home Department as Deputy Secretary.

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Additional changes in district panchayat CEOs include Anukul Jain in Mandsaur, Praveen Fulpagar in Damoh, and Umrao Singh Maravi in Panna, reflecting the comprehensive nature of this administrative overhaul.

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