8 MP IAS Officers Await State NOC For Central Deputation, Clearance Pending For Months
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Several months have passed since eight IAS officers waited for deputation to the Centre. Some of them have applied to the state government, seeking deputation. A few have expressed their willingness to go on deputation to the personnel department and the chief secretary. They will formally apply once the state government approves their plan. Manish Singh (1997 batch),…
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh: For months, eight Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers have been eagerly awaiting a state government approval to join the central government. Some of them have already applied, expressing their desire to work in the personnel department or as chief secretary. However, without the necessary State No.1 Clearance, they are unable to submit their applications.
A few officers, including Amanbeer Singh and Mayank Agarwal, have been granted selection for the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA), but they are unable to attend due to the lack of state approval. Only two IAS officers, P Narhari and Rahul Fating Haridas, have successfully been deputed to the central government this year.
The central government has started recruiting officers from the 2010 batch as Joint Secretaries, but the delay in obtaining the state clearance has led to increased frustration among the officers hoping for a central deputation.
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