Senior IAS Sanjay Bandopadhyay returns to Madhya Pradesh
Senior IAS of madhya pradesh Sanjay Bandopadhyay has once again returned to Madhya Pradesh. A government order has been issued in this regard. It is believed that he will join madhya pradesh cadre once again in the next few days. With his appointment ending, it is also being speculated that he may be the frontrunner for the post of Chief Secretary.
Sanjay Bandopadhyay, a 1988 batch officer of the indian Administrative service, had gone to the Center on deputation in the year 2018. Terminating his deputation, he has once again been called to Madhya Pradesh. As soon as his services came under the control of the state government, speculations began that he could be given the responsibility of the post of Chief Secretary. However, the current Chief Secretary Veera Rana is retiring in March. It is being said that apart from Sanjay Bandopadhyay, many other officers are in the race for the post of CS.
Speculation of Sanjay Bandopadhyay getting big responsibility
However, with the sudden termination of deputation of Sanjay Bandopadhyay and handing over of his services to the state government, the market of discussion and speculation regarding his name has become heated. It is being told that Sanjay Bandopadhyay is retiring in august 2024. Before returning to madhya pradesh, Sanjay Bandopadhyay was the Chairman of Inland Waterways Authority of india at the Centre. The reason for leaving his important post and calling him to madhya pradesh is the possibility of giving him bigger responsibility here.
Appointment of new CS before lok sabha elections?
The countdown for lok sabha elections has started in the entire country including Madhya Pradesh. It is being said that madhya pradesh may get a new Chief Secretary before the lok sabha elections. Current Chief Secretary Veer Rana is retiring in March. It is likely that it will be difficult to complete the entire election process before March, hence it is being speculated that madhya pradesh will get a new Chief Secretary even before the lok sabha elections.