The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has carried out a major administrative reshuffle involving 90 officers from the AGMUT cadre and allied services. The transfer exercise includes 21 IAS officers, 40 IPS officers, 19 DANICS officers and 10 DANIPS officers, with new postings across Delhi, Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh, Arunachal Pradesh, Goa, Mizoram, Puducherry, Chandigarh, Lakshadweep, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, and Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu (DNH&DD).
The large-scale reshuffle is aimed at strengthening administrative efficiency and ensuring balanced deployment of officers across Union Territories and AGMUT cadre regions.
21 IAS Officers Get New Postings
Among the IAS officers, Vivek Pandey (2003) has been transferred from Arunachal Pradesh to Delhi, while Garima Gupta (2004) moves from Mizoram to Delhi. Sanjay Goel (2004) has been shifted from Goa to Arunachal Pradesh.
Other IAS transfers include:
- Vivek Pandey (2003): Arunachal Pradesh → Delhi
- Garima Gupta (2004): Mizoram → Delhi
- Sanjay Goel (2004): Goa → Arunachal Pradesh
- Pawan Kumar Sain (2005): Arunachal Pradesh → Delhi
- Amjad Tak (2005): Arunachal Pradesh → Delhi
- Saugat Biswas (2006): Arunachal Pradesh → Jammu & Kashmir
- Shahid Iqbal Choudhary (2009): Jammu & Kashmir → Arunachal Pradesh
- Ajay Kumar Gupta (2010): DNH&DD → Delhi
- Arava Gopi Krishna (2012): DNH&DD → Ladakh
- L Kumar (2012): Andaman & Nicobar → Puducherry
- Kesavan R (2013): Puducherry → Lakshadweep
- Awanish Kumar (2014): Lakshadweep → Delhi
- Bhupesh Chaudhary (2014): Ladakh → DNH&DD
- Shashanka Ala (2014): Ladakh → DNH&DD
- Rishita Gupta (2019): Delhi → Arunachal Pradesh
- Shweta Nagarkoti (2020): Arunachal Pradesh → Delhi
- R. Giri Sankar (2020): Lakshadweep → Puducherry
- Mamta Yadav (2021): Delhi → Jammu & Kashmir
- W. Punshiba Singh (2022): Delhi → Lakshadweep
- Ishita Rathi (2022): Puducherry → Jammu & Kashmir
- Swati Sheemar (2023): Jammu & Kashmir → Delhi
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40 IPS Officers Transferred Across AGMUT Cadre
The MHA has also transferred 40 IPS officers to different AGMUT cadre locations.
- Vivek Kishore (1999): Arunachal Pradesh → Delhi
- Sindhu Pillai A (2001): Andaman & Nicobar → Delhi
- Nabam Gungte (2003): Delhi → Arunachal Pradesh
- Chinmoy Biswal (2008): Arunachal Pradesh → Delhi
- Ajay Krishan Sharma (2008): Goa → Delhi
- A. Koan (2009): Andaman & Nicobar → Delhi
- Varsha Sharma (2010): Goa → Delhi
- Pratiksha Godara (2011): Delhi → Andaman & Nicobar
- Jitendra Kumar Meena (2012): Andaman & Nicobar → Delhi
- Anil Kumar Lal (2013): Puducherry → Delhi
- Rajesh Kumar Sharma (2014): Jammu & Kashmir → Chandigarh
- Manjeet (2015): Chandigarh → Delhi
- Geetanjali Khandelwal (2015): Chandigarh → Delhi
- Satyawan Gautam (2016): Arunachal Pradesh → Delhi
- Tanushree (2017): Jammu & Kashmir → Delhi
- Pukhraj Kamal (2018): Mizoram → Delhi
- Lokeshwaran R (2018): Mizoram → Delhi
- Deepika (2018): Jammu & Kashmir → Puducherry
- Vinit Kumar (2018): Delhi → Chandigarh
- Gaurav Sikarwar (2019): Jammu & Kashmir → Goa
- Vishnu Kumar (2019): Delhi → Jammu & Kashmir
- Arshi Aadil (2019): Goa → Jammu & Kashmir
- Gaurav Tyagi (2019): Mizoram → Delhi
- Angad Mehta (2020): Arunachal Pradesh → Delhi
- Tikam Singh Verma (2020): Goa → Jammu & Kashmir
- Rishi Kumar (2021): Delhi → Arunachal Pradesh
- K. M. Priyanka (2021): Chandigarh → Jammu & Kashmir
- Utkarsha (2021): Lakshadweep → Delhi
- Pawan Kumar: Delhi → Ladakh
- R. Subash: Puducherry → Delhi
- Sikandar Singh: Delhi → Puducherry
- Rajeev Kumar Ambasta: Delhi → Jammu & Kashmir
- Deepak Yadav: Delhi → Jammu & Kashmir
- Dhirendra Pratap Singh: Delhi → Mizoram
- Nishant Gupta: Delhi → Mizoram
- Anand Kumar Mishra: Delhi → Jammu & Kashmir
- Patel Aalap Manshukh: Delhi → Lakshadweep
- Satish Kumar: Delhi → Jammu & Kashmir
- Shweta Singh Chauhan: Delhi → Goa
- Amit Kaushik: Delhi → Mizoram
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19 DANICS Officers Receive Fresh Assignments
The transfer order also covers 19 DANICS officers.
- Singh Keshav Narendra (2020): Andaman & Nicobar → Delhi
- Atul Soni (2021): Andaman & Nicobar → Delhi
- Ravinder Kumar (2021): Andaman & Nicobar → Delhi
- Jagtap Kalyani Rajendra (2021): Andaman & Nicobar → Chandigarh
- Padmakar Ram Tripathi (2011): Lakshadweep → Delhi
- Aditya Bhatt (2020): Lakshadweep → Delhi
- K. Buzar Jamhar (2023): Lakshadweep → Delhi
- Arun Gupta (2009): DNH&DD → Delhi
- Jatin Goyal (2012): DNH&DD → Delhi
- Amit Kumar (2010): Chandigarh → Delhi
- Rahul Aggarwal (2012): Delhi → Lakshadweep
- Nagendra Shekharpati Tripathi (2011): Delhi → DNH&DD
- Rajesh Choudhary (2013): Delhi → DNH&DD
- Gurav Nilesh Nishikant (2012): Delhi → Andaman & Nicobar
- Mohit Mishra (2013): Delhi → Andaman & Nicobar
- Ashish Kumar (2018): Delhi → Andaman & Nicobar
- Sandeep (2025): Delhi → Andaman & Nicobar
- Shashi Kumar (2025): Delhi → Lakshadweep
- Ved Prakash Meena (2025): Delhi → Lakshadweep
10 DANIPS Officers Also Reshuffled
The following DANIPS officers have also been transferred:
- Rajneesh (2011): Lakshadweep → Delhi
- Avinash Anshul (2021): Lakshadweep → Delhi
- Gursewak Singh (2015): DNH&DD → Delhi
- Vikas Sheokand (2014): Chandigarh → Delhi
- A. Venkatesh (2014): Chandigarh → Delhi
- Rajesh Kumar Meena (2017): Delhi → Lakshadweep
- Patil Swagat Rajkumar (2018): Delhi → Chandigarh
- Neeraj Kumar (2025): Delhi → DNH&DD
- Kailash Singh Bisht (2025): Delhi → Lakshadweep
- Satendra Mohan Meena (2025): Delhi → Chandigarh
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Major Administrative Exercise Across AGMUT Cadre
The latest MHA transfer order is one of the largest cadre reshuffles in recent months, covering officers across multiple services and Union Territories. The exercise is expected to strengthen governance, improve administrative coordination, and ensure optimal deployment of experienced officers across the AGMUT cadre and affiliated services.