Highlight of Civil Services Examination, 2011, Results
Ø The Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination, 2011 was conducted by UPSC on 12th June, 2011. A record number of 4,72,290 candidates applied for this examination, out of which 2,43,003 candidates have actually appeared.
Ø 11984 candidates were declared qualified for the Main written examination held in October-November, 2011 out of which 2417 candidates were selected for the Personality Test conducted in March-April, 2012. Finally, 910 candidates (715 male& 195 female) have been recommended for appointment to the IAS, IFS, IPS and other Central Services against 1001 reported vacancies. Vacancies unfilled presently are on account of 91 reserved community candidates qualifying on general standards. Depending on the options exercised by them finally, these vacancies will be filled by candidates recommended for the Reserve List that is maintained by the Commission.
Ø The First two positions have been taken by female candidates. The top 25 candidates include 19 male (including 01 visually challenged candidate) and 06 female candidates. In the top 100 candidates, there are 21 female candidates.
Ø Ms. Shena Aggarwal (Roll No. 233541) has topped the Examination. She has done MBBS from All India Institute of Medical Sciences,
Ø The 2nd ranker is Ms. Rukmani Riar (Roll No. 27895). She has done Master of Arts (Social Entrepreneurship) from Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai. The is her 1stattempt.
Ø The 3rd position is bagged by Shri Prince Dhawan (Roll No. 1804). He has done M. Tech (Elect. Engg.) from IIT,
- The result also showcases the pan-Indian distribution of successful candidates of this Examination. Amongst the top 25 candidates, there are candidates claiming domicile from as many as 16 States, i.e., Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Chattisgarh, Delhi, Haryana, Jammu & Kashmir, Jharkhand, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Punjab, Rajasthan, Tamilnadu, Uttarakhand & Uttar Pradesh.
- The top 25 candidates include alumni from some of the premier educational institutions of the country including AIIMS, IIM and IITs. An alumnus of London School of Economics also figures in the top 25.
- The family background of top 25 candidates show diverse representation from all walks of the life which include farmer, teacher, businessman, army personnel, low and middle level govt. servants, doctors, advocate, professor & civil servants
- Amongst top 25 candidates, 6 have made to the merit lift in their 1st attempt; 07 in 2nd attempt; 09 in 3rd attempt; and 01 each in 4th, 5th & 6thattempts. As many as 12 have already been recommended to services other than IAS on the basis of Civil Services Examinations of previous years.
- Of the top 25 candidates – 13 appeared from
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Saturday, May 5, 2012
Friday, May 4, 2012
In the major shake up in litigation and prosecutions layers of J&K Government, expected next week, Sr Additional Advocate (AAG) in Jammu, Satish Chander Gupta, and AAG, Abdul Hamid Qazi, are being dropped despite their impressive track record. Mr Gupta has stopped appearing on behalf of State in J&K High Court. Mr Qazi has been asked to resign or else be prepared for getting clubbed among the non-performers lot. AAG Jagdish Parihar, and Govt Advocate Deepika Mahajan, according to sources, are being dropped for 'non-performance'.
AAG Gagan Basotra, known for his high political clout, is being elevated to the position of Sr AAG in place of Mr Gupta in Jammu. Prominent advocates, Inderjit Gupta, and Seema Shekhar (who has previously functioned as Govt Advocate and AAG in Jammu for 17 years out of 25 years of her career as lawyer) are likely to be inducted as AAGs.
In Srinagar, Tassaduq Hussain Khwaja, who is currently on panel of Advoate General, is likely to be appointed as AAG. However, two government attorneys are being sacked on complaints of corruption. Advocate Nisar Shah is likely to be appointed as a Govt Advocate for pleading PSC cases (currently with Sr AAG Ali Mohammad Magray and AAG Azharul Amin) in J&K High Court. In Jammu, PSC counsel Mr D C Raina (Sr Advocate and former AG) will continue even as his junior, Farooq Natnu, is being considered for appointment as a junior counsel with PSC.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Someone thunders, someone roars,someone barks, someone bites, someone gets bitten and cries---and someone dies due to wounds or infection. Dogs continue to swell in numbers, journalists write stories, Srinagar Municipality makes dog ponds, calls for dog keepers and and gears up for sterilization. The show goes on. Chief Justice Kalifullah asked a vital question: 'Will the dogs stop biting after being sterilized?' But nobody asks him the more vital question: 'If Chief Justice of High Court will pose to be helpless by being poetic and philosophical like all others, including the much tweeting Chief Minister, who will give the Kashmiris Azadi from this dog menace? Why dogs have better right to life than humans in Kashmir alone? Is this total helplessness and insensitivity of the authorities to basis safeguards of human life or a tool to keep the Kadhmiris engaged with non-political issues?' People fattening their necks with huge salaries coming to them from taxpayers' money should have a shame to stop this spree of rhetorical speeches and deliver. Enough is enough.
Non-performing Govt advocates being shunt out
Sr AAG, AAG Jammu being clubbed with ‘dead wood’ for unknown reasons
Ahmed Ali Fayyaz
If highly placed authoritative sources are to be believed, even a few of the well performing government advocates are also being disengaged. Those being dropped inspite of their track record of impressive performance include Senior Additional Advocate General (Sr AAG) Jammu
According to these sources, it was being conveyed to Mr Qazi that in case he failed to put in his papers of resignation, he could be clubbed with the “dead wood” and shown the door. Why the establishment had begun to dislike the Sr AAG Mr Gupta, was not known immediately. Sources said that services of AAG in Jammu, Mr Jagdish Parihar, and a junior Government Advocate, Deepika Mahajan, were also likely to be terminated on account of alleged non-performance.
According to sources, a major overhaul in the government’s litigation and prosecution wings had become inevitable in the wake of public criticism that most of the government advocates had been engaged merely on account of their political and bureaucratic clout. There was consensus on the assessment that the government had been losing most of the lawsuits and getting adverse orders from courts mainly due to the fact that a large number of its advocates were neither competent nor performing well for a host of reasons. Integrity of few others, according to sources, was being viewed as “doubtful”.
Minister incharge Law, Ali Mohammad Sagar, has taken over a dozen meetings to review performance of the government advocates and sensitize them on their duties in the last two years. However, the system of engaging advocates on account of their relationship to the ruling coalition politicians and bureaucrats is continuing unabated.
Currently, the state government has one Advocate General (Mohammad Ishaq Qadiri), three Sr AAGs (Ali Mohammad Magray in Srinagar , S C Gupta in Jammu and Gaurav Pachnanda in New Delhi ), eight AAGs (four each in Srinagar and Jammu ), eight Deputy Advocates General (four each in Srinagar and Jammu ) besides four Government Advocates in Srinagar and two in Jammu New Delhi
The State Government has also an army of nearly 100 standing counsels and legal advisors to contest its matters in subordinate judiciary. All are appointed by Department of Law.
While as Home Department has a separate army of prosecutors for contesting criminal matters in subordinate courts, Department of Law also engages about 30 Public Prosecutors to plead criminal cases in equal number of District and Sessions Courts in 22 districts.
Sources said that the process of refurbishing the activity and performance of government advocates was already underway and it could be completed in the current month. Performance of the lawyers was being examined by different officials in two or three departments, sources added.
Advocate General, Mohammad Ishaq Qadiri, declined to comment on the names available with Early Times but he confirmed that a number of government advocates were likely to be replaced in near future. He said that he had lately written a note to the higher authorities to underscore the need of replacing the non-performing lawyers by fresh, energetic, meritorious and competent incumbents. He, however, made it clear that he had not mentioned any names.
Mr Qadiri said that Government was now obtaining reports with respect to the performance of government advocates from various Heads of Departments and Administrative Secretaries as also some members of judiciary. He said that the offices of Advocate General and Director Litigation would finally make individual assessment of all the incumbents and also evaluate proposed incumbents on the basis of different criteria. “No final decision has been taken till date”, Mr Qadiri asserted. He said that the need of refurbishing the entire system had arisen out of certain adverse orders in some matters besides clamour of some legislators during recent session of legislature.
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Friday, April 27, 2012
J&K Bank to challenge SIC judgment in High Court
RTI order calls for making public names of major loan defaulters
Ahmed Ali Fayyaz
Highly placed sources revealed to Early Times that JKB was not going to implement SIC’s order of providing information to applicants under RTI 2009. As reported in detail in today’s newspapers, SIC’s full bench judgment, as pronounced on April 24th, has declared the bank as “Public Authority” and thus made it bound by law to provide information to the applicants under RTI Act of 2009.
Sources said that after telephonic conversations with senior advocate Zaffar Ahmad Shah, who represented JKB in SIC, and top functionaries associated with legal department of the bank, Chairman Mushtaq Ahmad was strongly holding the opinion of contesting the SIC order in the appellate forum. According to these sources, issues could be discussed also with Directors on Board and a formal decision of challenging the SIC order was likely to be taken by Saturday next.
Chairman, according to sources, was busy with holding the interviews for Vice Presidents on Thursday and Friday. On Saturday, he was expected to take a formal decision, possibly after taking Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and Finance Minister, Abdul Rahim Rather, too into confidence. Both, according to sources, were averse to bringing JKB under purview of RTI Act and had accordingly advised both Houses of Legislature not to admit any questions, discussions, resolutions, calling attention motions or legislation on functioning of the bank.
On bank’s behalf, counsel Z A Shah had forcefully argued before SIC that bringing JKB under purview of RTI Act could lead to “exploiters” filing petitions to harass and blackmail the bank official and leadership. That argument, however, was not taken as tenable by the SIC full bench, headed by Chief Information Commissioner Ghulam Rasool Sufi. Mr Sufi believed that most of such apprehensions, though not completely unreal, had been addressed and necessary safeguards stood adequately provided in sections Nos 8, 10 and 11 of the RTI Act of 2009.
While as JKB’s Executive President (Law), Sahibzada Ghulam Mohiuddin, did not respond to phone calls, President (Law), Roop Krishen Shah, asserted that he could give the bank’s formal reaction to the SIC judgment on Saturday. “We have received authentic copy of the judgment today and begun to examine it in detail. Yes, we may challenge it but we can tell you only tomorrow or the day after”, Mr Shah said. Incharge of the bank’s public relations and media at Corporate Communications, Sajjad Bazaz, too maintained that a formal reaction would be available only on Saturday next.
Sources, nevertheless, disclosed that the bank leadership was particularly perturbed over the direction of providing details of the loan defaulters, who had outstanding of over Rs 50 Lakh against them, to the RTI activists. “Chairman Sahab wants to maintain customer-friendly ambience of the bank. He was among the officials who had resisted to the condemned practice of taking drum-beaters to the doorsteps of defaulters in the past. He is keen to ensure recoveries but also particular to see that the bank did not become source of embarrassment for many of the respected traders who had fallen under slump but had not the intention of grabbing the bank’s money”, said an official.
However, quite a number of functionaries, including those on middle ranks, believed that implementation of RTI Act would enhance transparency and accountability and thus lead to more of the customers’ faith in the working of the financial institution. “It’s a fundamentally strong bank. RTI or no RTI would not matter. We have completely come out the recession and our share price is about to reach back to the dream line of Rs 1000. Our business will be Rs 100,000 Crore and profit over Rs 1,000 by the end of this financial year”, said another senior executive.
After dismissing the bank’s arguments, SIC has directed the Chairman to provide to one of the complainants complete list of those defaulters who owed more than Rs 50 lakh to the bank. Yet another perturbing direction wanted delivery of complete list of the candidates who had appeared in last year’s competitive examination for selection of Banking Associates. While as one of the nine clubbed petitioners has sought copy of the marks sheet, another has demanded all particulars, including name, parentage, residence, qualification and marks obtained in the personality test by the selected candidates.
Admitting the arguments of advocate Vilakshana Singh, who was also one among the nine petitioners who had challenged the bank’s refusal of providing them information under RTI Act, SIC has directed Chairman JKB to implement the judgment within one month.
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Cabinet approves pending instalment of DA to employees, creation of staff for Trade Facilitation Centers, Grade promotion to Sunita Sharma (IAS), Shaukat Malik, Rauful Hassan (IPS)
The State Cabinet which met here this evening under the chairmanship of Chief Minister, Mr. Omar Abdullah, ordered payment of Dearness Allowance to State Government Employees and Pensioners-revised rates effective from Ist January 2012.
The Cabinet also approved construction of Convention Centre at Jammu and Optic Fiber Communication assigned to PGCIL for execution in J&K.
The Cabinet approved creation of staff for manning the Trade Facilitation Centers at Salamabad Uri and Chakan-da-Bagh Poonch and Constitution of State Planning Board (SPB).
Revision of the rates of Compensatory Allowance and Border Allowance was also approved by the Cabinet.
The Cabinet also gave its nod to release of Cost Living Allowance (COLA) for the period ending June 2010 in favour of State owned Public Sector Employees, creation of Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) for the International Trade Centre (ITC) at Pampore.
The Cabinet also approved the promotions of Mrs. Sunita Sharma, IAS to Super Time Scale of IAS, Mr. Showkat Ahmad Malik IPS to the selection grade of IPS, Mr. Rauf-ul-Hassan, IPS to the selection grade of IPS w.e.f. 1.1.2006 on regular basis and promotions of officers to the various scale of IPS.
The Cabinet accorded Administrative Approval for construction of residential flats for employees at Pampore.
SEE DETAILS OF POLICE RESHUFFLE IN ANOTHER POST BELOW THIS
Pradeep new Div Com Jammu, Kotwal goes to Transport
The State cabinet which met here this evening under the chairmanship of Chief Minister, Mr. Omar Abdullah ordered following transfers;
Dr. Pawan Kotwal, Divisional Commissioner, Jammu
Mr. Pradeep Gupta, Commissioner/Secretary, Transport Department has been transferred and posted as Divisional Commissioner, Jammu
Cabinet orders major reshuffle in Police Deptt.
The State cabinet which met here this evening under the chairmanship of Chief Minister, Mr. Omar Abdullah ordered following transfers and postings in Police Department.
1. Sheikh Owais Ahmad, IPS (JK: 87), IGP, (P&T), PHQ, holding additional charge of the post of IGP, Technical Services is posted as IGP, Technical Services on full time basis.
2. Shri Hemant Kumar Lohia, IPS (JK:92), IGP, Traffic, J&K is transferred and posted as Director, SSG, J&K, which post is declared equivalent in rank and status to that of IGP till held by the officer.
3. Shri Abdul Ghani Mir, IPS (JK:94), DIG, CKR, Srinagar
4. Shri Mohammad Sulaiman Salaria, IPS (JK:94), DIG, Vigilance, on his promotion as IGP, is posted as IGP (Personnel), PHQ vice Sheikh Owais Ahmad, IPS.
5. Shri Sunil Kumar Sharma, IPS (JK:94), DIG, CID, Jammu
6. Shri Farooq Khan, IPS (JK:94), DIG, Jammu-Kathua Range
7. Dr. Kamal Kumar Saini, IPS (JK:94), DIG, IRP, Jammu, on his promotion as IGP, is posted as IGP, Training/CIV, PHQ, the post which has been added to IPS of J&K Cadre vide Government Order No. Home-391 (P) of 2012 dated 26.04.2012.
8. Shri Prithvi Raj Manhas, IPS (JK:94), DIG, Security, J&K, on his promotion as IGP, is posted as IGP/ Commissioner, Civil Military Liaison, Home Department vice Shri Surrinder Kumar Gupta, IPS.
9. Shri Yoginder Kaul, IPS (JK:94), DIG, Crime, J&K, on his promotion as IGP, is posted as IGP, HG/CD, J&K. His salary shall be drawn against the post of Special IGP,Baramulla-Kupwara-Bandipora.
10. Shri Alok Puri, IPS (JK:94), DIG (Admn), PHQ, on his promotion as IGP, is posted as Managing Director, Jammu and Kashmir Police Housing Corporation against an available vacancy.
11. Shri Muneer Ahmad Khan, IPS (JK:94), DIG, NKR, Baramulla, on his promotion as IGP, is posted as IGP, Traffic, J&K vice Shri Hemant Kumar Lohia, IPS.
12. Shri Abdul Qayoom Manhas, IPS (JK:94), DIG, Trainings, APHQ, on his promotion as IGP, is posted as IGP, J&K State Human Rights Commission against an available vacancy.
13. Shri Rajesh Kumar, IPS (JK:95), DIG, Rajouri-Poonch Range is transferred and posted as DIG, NKR, Baramulla vice Shri Muneer Ahmad Khan, IPS.
14. Shri Tsering Punchok, IPS (JK:95), DIG, Joint Director, Sher-i-Kashmir Police Academy, Udhampur is transferred and posted as DIG, IR, Jammu vice Dr. Kamal Kumar Saini, IPS.
15. Shri Manish Kishore Sinha, IPS (JK:96), DIG, Doda-Kishtwar-Ramban Range is transferred and posted as DIG, Rajouri-Poonch Range vice Shri Rajesh Kumar, IPS.
16. Shri Shafqat Ali Watali, IPS (JK:96), DIG, SKR, Anantnag is transferred and posted as DIG, Traffic, Kashmir vice Shri Vijay Kumar, IPS.
17. Shri J.P. Singh, IPS (JK:96), Director, SSG, J&K is transferred and posted as DIG, Jammu-Kathua Range vice Shri Farooq Khan, IPS.
18. Shri Garib Dass, IPS (JK:97), DIG, CIV, PHQ is transferred and posted as DIG, Doda-Kishtwar-Ramban Range vice Shri Manish Kishore Sinha, IPS.
19. Shri Vijay Kumar, IPS (JK:97), DIG, Traffic, Kashmir is transferred and posted as DIG, SKR, Anantnag vice Shri Shafqat Ali Watali, IPS.
20. Shri Kasturi Lal Bhagat, IPS (JK:97), DIG, IR, Kashmir is transferred and posted as DIG, Crime, J&K vice Shri Yoginder Kaul, IPS.
21. Shri Surrinder Kumar Gupta, IPS (JK:97), Director, Civil Military Liaison, Home Department is transferred and posted as DIG, CID, Jammu vice Shri Sunil Kumar Sharma, IPS
22. Shri Rajinder Prasad Rasotra, IPS (JK:98), SSP on his promotion as DIG is posted as DIG, Administration, PHQ vice Shri Alok Puri, IPS.
23. Shri Parminder Singh, IPS (JK:98), SSP on his promotion as DIG, is posted as Joint Director, Sher-i-Kashmir Police Academy, Udhampur vice Shri Tsering Punchok, IPS.
24. Shri Showkat Ahmad Malik, IPS (JK:98), SSP on his promotion as DIG, is posted as DIG, State Vigilance Organization vice Shri Mohammad Sulaiman Salaria, IPS.
25. Syed Ahafadul Mujtaba, IPS (JK:98), SSP on his promotion as DIG, is posted as DIG, CKR, Srinagar
26. Shri Abdul Hamid, IPS (JK:98), SSP on his promotion as DIG, is posted as DIG, IR, Kashmir vice Shri Kasturi Lal Bhagat, IPS.
27. Shri Mushtaq Mohammad Sadiq, IPS (JK:98), SSP on his promotion as DIG, is posted as DIG, Security, J&K vice Shri Prithvi Raj Manhas, IPS.
28. Shri Shakeel Ahmad Beigh, IPS (JK:98), SSP on his promotion as DIG, is posted as DIG, CIV, PHQ vice Shri Garib Dass, IPS.
29. Shri Anand Jain, IPS (JK:99), Commandant IR-15th Bn. is transferred and posted as SSP, Baramulla vice Dr. Haseeb Mughal.
30. Shri Bashir Ahmad Itoo, IPS (JK:99), SSP, State Human Rights Commission is transferred and posted as SSP, Railways, Kashmir vice Shri Baker Hussain Samoon.
31. Shri Ashkoor Ahmad Wani, IPS (JK:99), SSP, Poonch is transferred and posted as SSP, Udhampur vice Shri Shakeel Ahmad Beigh, IPS.
32. Shri Jagdish Lal Sharma, IPS (JK:99), SSP, Kathua is transferred and posted as SSP, CID, SB, Jammu vice Shri Rajinder Prasad Rasotra, IPS.
33. Shri Basant Kumar Rath, IPS (JK-2000) awaiting orders of adjustment is posted as Commandant IRP 3rd Bn vice Shri Sohan Lal Koul, who is retiring on superannuation on 30th April 2012 (A.N).
34. Shri Vidhi Kumar Birdi, IPS (JK:2003), SP, Kupwara is transferred and posted as SP, SSG against an available vacancy.
35. Shri Atul Kumar Goel, IPS (JK:2004), SP, Reasi is transferred and posted as SP, Kathua vice Shri Jagdish Lal Sharma, IPS.
36. Shri Sujit Kumar, IPS (JK:2007), Addl. SP, Budgam is transferred and posted as SP, Traffic Rural, Jammu vice Shri Abdul Razak, who is retiring on superannuation on 30th April 2012 (A.N).
37. Ms. Neeva Jain, IPS (JK:2008), on her promotion to the Senior Time Scale of IPS, is posted as Addl. SP, Ganderbal against an available vacancy.
38. Mrs. Ajeetha Begum Sulthan, IPS (JK:2008), on her promotion to the Senior Time Scale of IPS, is posted as Addl. SP, Ramban vice Shri Parshotam Kumar.
39. Shri Tejinder Singh, IPS (JK:2008), on his promotion to the Senior Time Scale of IPS, is posted as Addl. SP, Kupwara against an available vacancy.
40. Shri Abdul Jabbar, IPS (JK:08), on his promotion to the Senior Time Scale of IPS, is posted as Addl. SP, Kulgam vice Shri Mohammad Shafi Mir.
41. Shri Mansoor Ahmad Untoo, IPS, SO to ADGP, Armed/Law & Order is transferred and posted as SSP, CID Hqrs against an available vacancy.
42. Shri Raghubir Singh, IPS, SSP, Railways, Jammu
43. Shri Rattan Chand Manotra, IPS, SO to IGP, Crime is transferred and posted as Commandant IR-1st Bn against an available vacancy.
44. Shri Suresh Kumar Sharma, Commandant IRP-18th Bn. is transferred and posted as SO to IGP, Railways, J&K vice Shri Thakur Dass Saini.
45. Shri Jang Bahadur Singh, Commandant IRP-16th Bn. is transferred and posted as SO to IGP, Armed/IRP, Jammu
46. Shri Ghulam Hassan Shah, Commandant JKAP-14th Bn is transferred and posted as Commandant IRP-18th Bn vice Shri Suresh Kumar Sharma.
47. Shri Ghulam Rasool Dar, Addl. SP Pulwama is transferred and posted as Commandant IR-16th Bn vice Shri Jang Bahadur Singh.
48. Shri Ashok Kumar Sharma, SP, Principal PTS, Kathua is transferred and posted as SO to ADGP Armed/Law & Order vice Shri Mansoor Ahmad Untoo, IPS.
49. Shri Thakur Dass Saini, SP, SO to IGP, Railways is transferred and posted as Commandant JKAP-14 Bn vice Shri Ghulam Hassan Shah.
50. Dr. Mohammad Haseeb Mughal, SP Baramulla is transferred and posted as SP, CID (SB), Kashmir against an available vacancy.
51. Shri Ramesh Kumar Bhat, SP, SO to IGP Armed/IR, Jammu is transferred and posted as Principal, PTS, Kathua vice Shri Ashok Kumar Sharma.
52. Shri Vikas Gupta, SP, Deputy Commandant, IR-11th Bn is transferred and posted as Divisional Commandant, Home Guards, Jammu against an available vacancy.
53. Shri Abdul Qayoom, Addl. SP, CID (SB), Kashmir is transferred and posted as SP, Hazratbal vice Shri Abdul Wahid Shah.
54. Mrs. Nisha Nathyal, SP, AIG Welfare, PHQ is transferred and posted as Commandant, IR-15th Bn vice Shri Anand Jain, IPS.
55. Shri Maqsood-ul-Zaman, SP Kulgam is transferred and posted as SP, Security, Civil Secretariat, J&K vice Shri Manzoor Ahmad Dalal.
56. Shri Shiv Kumar Sharma, SP, Deputy Commandant, IR-4th Bn is transferred and posted as SP, Railways, Jammu vice Shri Raghubir Singh, IPS.
57. Mrs. Anita Sharma, SP, Dy. Commandant IRP-15th Bn. is transferred and posted as Addl. SP, Crime, Jammu
58. Shri Mohammad Shafi Mir, Addl. SP Kulgam is posted as SP, Kulgam vice Shri Maqsood-ul-Zaman.
59. Dr. Koushal Kumar, Addl. SP, Nowshera is transferred and posted as Addl. SP, Samba vice Shri Sanjay Kumar.
60. Shri Parshotam Kumar Sharma, Addl. SP, Ramban is transferred and posted as Addl. SP, Nowshera vice Dr. Koushal Kumar.
61. Shri Baker Hussain Samoon, SP, Railways, Kashmir is transferred and posted as Principal, PTS, Manigam against an available vacancy.
62. Shri Ranjit Singh Samyal, Addl. SP, Crime, Jammu
63. Shri Sanjeev Kumar Khajuria, SP, Dy. Commandant, JKAP-8th Bn. is transferred and posted as Principal, CTC, Lethpora against the post of Dy. Commandant JKAP-8th Bn;
64. Shri Sanjay Kumar, Addl. SP, Samba is transferred and posted as Commandant, JKAP-6th Bn. against an available vacancy.
65. Shri Mohammad Arshad, SP, Awantipora is transferred and posted as SP, Kupwara vice Shri Vidhi Kumar Birdi.
66. Shri Tahir Sajad Bhat, SP, Police Component, Srinagar is transferred and posted as SP, East Srinagar vice Sheikh Zulfiqar Azad, SP.
67. Shri Randeep Kumar, SP, Dy. CO IR-13th Bn. is transferred and posted as Commandant IR-20th Bn. against an available vacancy.
68. Shri Fayaz Ahmad Lone, SP, Dy. Commandant, IRP-16th Bn. is transferred and posted as Commandant, JKAP-11th Bn. vice Shri Ghulam Jeelani Dhar, who is retiring on superannuation on 30th April 2012.
69. Shri Abdul Wahid Shah, SP, Hazratbal is transferred and posted as SP, Awantipora vice Shri Mohammad Arshad.
70. Shri Javid Hassan Bhat, SP, Enforcement is transferred and posted as Addl. SP, Pulwama vice Shri Ghulam Rasool Dar.
71. Shri Benam Tosh, SP, SO to DIG, Jammu/Kathua Range is transferred and posted as Addl. SP, Udhampur against an available vacancy.
72. Shri Showkat Hussain Shah, SP, North Srinagar is transferred and posted as Addl. SP, CID SB, Kashmir vice Shri Abdul Qayoom.
73. Shri Shamsheer Hussain, Addl. SP, Bandipora is transferred and posted as SP, Poonch vice Shri Ashkoor Ahmad Wani, IPS.
74. Shri Mohammad Shabir, Addl. SP, Rajouri is transferred and posted as Principal, STC, Talwara against an available vacancy.
75. Shri Stenzin Nurbo , Addl. SP, Leh is transferred and posted as SO to DIG, Jammu-Kathua Range vice Shri Benam Tosh.
76. Shri Manzoor Ahmad Dalal, SP, Security, Civil Secretariat, J&K is transferred and posted as SP, Traffic (Rural) Kashmir against an available vacancy.
77. Shri Showkat Iqbal, SP, APCR, Srinagar is transferred and posted as SP, State Human Right Commission vice Shri Bashir Ahmad Itoo, IPS.
78. Shri Abdul Qayoom Sofi, SP, Dy. Commandant, IRP-7th Bn. is transferred and posted as SP, Enforcement vice Shri Javid Hassan Bhat.
79. Shri Farooq Ahmad Hakeem, Addl. SP, Security, Kashmir is transferred and posted as SO to IGP, Kashmir against an available vacancy.
80. Shri Punchok Sonam, SP, Dy. Commandant IRP-18th Bn. is transferred and posted as Addl. SP, Leh vice Shri Stenzin Nurbo.
81. Sheikh Zulfikar Azad, I/C SP, East Srinagar is transferred and posted as I/C SP, PC, Srinagar
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