28 October 2026
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MP: 9 IAS Including 6 Collectors Transferred, Sanjay Kumar Made Collector Sheopur

Collectors of six districts changed before elections. See what new responsibilities were given to nine IAS officers
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Now only four and a half months are left for the Madhya Pradesh assembly elections, but, before that, transfers in the state are in full swing.

In a big administrative reshuffle in the state, the Shivraj Singh Chouhan led government has transferred 9 IAS officers, including 6 collectors. Apart from this, the posting of the officers related to election duty, who have completed three years in the same district, is also being changed.

The General Administration Department has issued a notification in this regard.

The districts whose collectors have been changed include Datia, Tikamgarh, Ashoknagar, Sheopur, Alirajpur and Agar Malwa.

2011 batch IAS Sanjay Kumar has been transferred from Datia to Sheopur. Similarly, 2013 batch IAS officer Shivam Sharma has been shifted from Sheopur and given the charge of Deputy Secretary in the government.

Alirajpur Collector and 1997 batch IAS officer Raghavendra Singh has been given the responsibility of Agar Malwa. While Tikamgarh Collector Subhash Kumar Dwivedi, an IAS officer of 212 batch, has now been given the responsibility of Ashoknagar district.

The government is shifting all those officers who have completed three years in a district.

Transfer List of Madhya Pradesh IAS Officers –

Name Old Posting New Posting

Sandeep Kumar, Additional Secretary Sports and Youth Welfare Department, Collector Datia
Sanjay Kumar, Collector Datia, Collector Sheopur
Awadhesh Sharma, Additional Commissioner Urban Administration and Development, Collector Tikamgarh
Subhash Kumar Dwivedi, Collector Tikamgarh, Collector Ashoknagar
Uma Maheshwari R, Collector Ashoknagar, Deputy Secretary Ministry

Shivam Verma, Collector Sheopur, Deputy Secretary Ministry
Raghavendra Singh, Collector Alirajpur, Collector Agar Malwa.
Kailash Wankhede, Collector Agar Malwa, Deputy Secretary Ministry
Abhay Arvind Bedekar, Additional Collector Indore, Collector Alirajpur.


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