In a significant administrative overhaul, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs has transferred 66 IAS and IPS officers of the Arunachal Pradesh–Goa–Mizoram–Union Territories (AGMUT) cadre across Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir, and other Union Territories. The reshuffle marks the first major administrative exercise since the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) assumed power in Delhi after 27 years.

Delhi witnessed the largest number of transfers, with 21 IAS and 23 IPS officers either moved out of the Capital or brought back from other UTs.

 Key IAS Transfers from Delhi

• Ashish Chandra Verma (1994 batch), Additional Chief Secretary, Finance – Transferred to Jammu & Kashmir.
  
• Anil Kumar Singh (1995 batch), Secretary, Urban Development – Transferred to Jammu & Kashmir.
  
• Naveen S L (2012 batch) – Transferred to Jammu & Kashmir.
  
• Mahima Madan (2021 batch) – Transferred to Jammu & Kashmir.
  
• Ananth Dwivedi (2021 batch) – Transferred to Jammu & Kashmir.
  
• Shreya Singhal (2020 batch) – Transferred to Jammu & Kashmir.
  
• Rishi Kumar (2021 batch) – Transferred to Jammu & Kashmir.
  
• Chanchal Yadav, Secretary, Women and Child Development – Transferred to Andaman & Nicobar Islands.
  
• Sachin Shinde, Special Secretary, Transport – Transferred to Andaman & Nicobar Islands.
  
• Vinod P Kavle – Transferred to Mizoram.
  
• Krishna Mohan Uppu, Special Secretary (Home) – Transferred to Puducherry.
  
• Dilraj Kaur (2000 batch) – Transferred to Delhi from Andaman & Nicobar Islands.
  
• Arun Kumar Mishra, Health Secretary, Goa – Transferred to Delhi.
  
• S B Deepak Kumar, Principal Secretary (Health) – Posted to Lakshadweep as Advisor to Administrator.
  
• Sandeep Kumar, Advisor to Administrator, Lakshadweep – Shifted to Delhi.
  

Key IPS Transfers

• B S Jaiswal (2001 batch), Joint CP (Central Range), Delhi – Transferred to Lakshadweep.
  
• Keshav Ram Chaurasia (2003 batch), Joint Commissioner, EOW, Delhi – Transferred to Goa.
  
• Omvir Singh Bishnoi (2004 batch) – Transferred to Delhi from Goa.
  
• Raj Kumar Singh (2004 batch) – Transferred to Delhi from Chandigarh.
  
• Dheeraj Kumar (2004 batch) – Transferred to Delhi from Mizoram.
  
• Pushpendra Kumar (2006 batch) – Transferred from Delhi to Chandigarh.
  
• Umesh Kumar (2009 batch) – Transferred from J&K to Delhi.
  
• Ashok Malik – Transferred from Delhi to Mizoram.
  
• Devesh Kumar Mahla (2012 batch), DCP, New Delhi – Transferred to Arunachal Pradesh.
  
• Surendra Choudhary (2013 batch), DCP, South West Delhi – Transferred to Arunachal Pradesh.
  
• Apoorva Gupta (2013 batch), DCP (Crime) – Transferred to Andaman & Nicobar Islands.
  
• Sanjeev Kumar Yadav (2013 batch) – Transferred to Delhi from J&K.
  
• Rohit Rajbir (2015 batch) – Transferred to Delhi from Arunachal Pradesh.
  
• Anant Mittal (2015 batch) – Transferred to Delhi from Arunachal Pradesh.
  
• Anurag Dwivedi (2020 batch), Additional DCP – Transferred to Arunachal Pradesh.
  
• Rishi Kumar (2021 batch), Additional DCP – Transferred to J&K.
  
• Nithya Radhakrishnan (2021 batch), Additional DCP – Transferred to Puducherry.
  
• K M Priyanka (2021 batch), Additional DCP – Transferred to Chandigarh.
  

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This reshuffle underscores the Centre’s renewed focus on administrative alignment across the Union Territories in line with evolving governance priorities.

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