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Mandsaur CEO Remains In Post Three Months After Transfer
The government moved Anukul Jain from one job to another in June.
He was supposed to become an additional collector in Burhanpur.
However, he did not receive the order needed to leave his current job.
So, three months later, he is still working as the Mandsaur District Panchayat CEO.
Mandsaur also has not received a replacement additional collector.
The government recently released 17 other officers from their old positions.
Jain was not among them.
A retired officer said the government should either cancel a transfer or officially release the officer.
He said staying in the same job after being transferred is unfair.
The government transferred Mandsaur District Panchayat CEO Anukul Jain on June 15.
Jain was appointed additional collector of Burhanpur district but has not received a relieving order.
Three months after the transfer, Jain continues working in his Mandsaur position.
No replacement additional collector was transferred to Mandsaur because Jain’s relieving remains unresolved.
The government unilaterally relieved 17 SAS officers, but Jain was not included.
- Who
- Anukul Jain, the chief executive officer of Mandsaur District Panchayat, and the Madhya Pradesh government’s personnel department.
- What
- Jain remains in his Mandsaur post three months after being transferred to become additional collector of Burhanpur district.
- Where
- Mandsaur district and Burhanpur district in Madhya Pradesh.
- When
- The transfer was ordered on June 15; three months later, Jain had still not received a relieving order.
- Why
- Jain has not been given a relieving order, leaving his transfer unresolved.
Administrative fairness
Government handling
How transfers should be completed
Administrative fairness
A retired officer said the government should either cancel a transfer or issue a relieving order, because remaining in the same position after a transfer is unfair.
Government handling
The personnel department unilaterally relieved 17 other State Administrative Services officers, but the reported action did not include Jain.
Impact on vacancies
Administrative fairness
The unresolved transfer has left Jain in Mandsaur and prevented another officer from being transferred as additional collector there, according to the report.
Government handling
The government’s transfer orders were issued on several dates, but some officers reportedly continued holding their positions because relieving orders were not issued.
Key facts
- Officer
- Anukul Jain
- Current post
- Chief executive officer of Mandsaur District Panchayat
- New assignment
- Additional collector of Burhanpur district
- Transfer date
- June 15
- Time still in post
- Three months after the transfer
- Other officers relieved
- 17 State Administrative Services officers
- Jain’s status
- His name was absent from the unilateral relieving list
Sources
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