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Tukaram Mundhe Recalls Being Transferred Before Joining Posts
Tukaram Mundhe is a government officer in Maharashtra.
He said he was sometimes transferred away from a job before he even started it.
He said this happened multiple times but did not want to discuss the specific cases.
He has been transferred 25 times during 21 years of service.
His family had to move and adjust to different places.
His son changed schools several times because of these moves.
Mundhe said these challenges come with choosing public service.
He focuses on helping people during the time he is given in each job.
Tukaram Mundhe said he has sometimes been posted out before joining a new assignment.
He said such instances occurred multiple times but declined to identify where they happened.
Mundhe has reportedly been transferred 25 times during his 21-year career.
He acknowledged that repeated transfers affected his wife and forced his son to change schools several times.
Mundhe said his priority is contributing to people’s lives during whatever tenure he receives.
- Who
- Tukaram Mundhe, a Maharashtra government officer.
- What
- He discussed repeated transfers, including cases in which he was posted out before joining a new assignment.
- Where
- The discussion concerned his postings in Maharashtra, including Mumbai, Solapur, Pune and Nashik.
- When
- During a broader discussion about his career; the exact date was not stated.
- Why
- Mundhe said transfers are part of the public-service career he chose and that he focuses on making a contribution during each tenure.
Key facts
- Officer
- Tukaram Mundhe
- Career length
- 21 years
- Number of transfers
- 25
- Transfers before joining
- Mundhe said this happened multiple times.
- Family impact
- His wife and son were affected by repeated posting changes.
- Son’s schooling
- His son changed schools while the family moved between Mumbai, Solapur, Pune and Nashik.
- Mundhe’s stated priority
- Making a difference in people’s lives during the time given for a posting.
Quotes
Tukaram Mundhe
Indian civil servant discussing transfers during his career
“If I want to be a public servant, if I have decided that this is my role and this, I have taken the path, so whatever comes with it, we have to take it,”
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“I have been posted and posted out before joining also,”
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