IAS officer who issued notices against Muslim entry ban in villages after Nuh violence, transferred
Haryana: The Haryana government has recently executed a reshuffle of its Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers, involving the transfer of 16 officials. Among them is Mohammad Imran Raza, who previously served as the Deputy Commissioner of Rewari. Notably, Raza had gained attention for issuing showcause notices to numerous sarpanches and panchayat members in relation to the passing of resolutions that prohibited the entry of Muslims into their villages following a bout of violence in Nuh.
Mohammad Imran Raza, who assumed the role of Deputy Commissioner in Rewari this past April, has been reassigned as the Deputy Commissioner of Jind. Earlier, Raza had confirmed the issuance of showcause notices under Section 51 of the Haryana Gram Panchayati Raj Act. This section pertains to the suspension and removal of sarpanches or panchayat members.
According to official statements from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government, these changes in assignments are part of routine transfer and postings of both IAS and Haryana Civil Services (HCS) officers.
As part of the reshuffle, Sushil Sarwan, an Indian Administrative Service officer, will assume the position of Deputy Commissioner in Panchkula, succeeding Priyanka Soni. Additionally, Sarwan will concurrently hold the role of Chief Administrator for the Mata Mansa Devi Shrine Board in Panchkula.
Manoj Kumar, an IAS officer from the 2012 batch, will replace Rahul Hooda as the Deputy Commissioner of Yamunanagar. Rahul Hooda has been transferred to the role of Deputy Commissioner in Rewari. Further changes include Mandeep Kaur becoming the Deputy Commissioner of Charkhi Dadri, while Manoj Kumar, an IAS officer from the 2014 batch, will serve as the Deputy Commissioner of Sonepat. Lastly, Prashant Panwar will assume the role of Deputy Commissioner in Fatehabad.
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UDF to make comeback in Kerala after 10 years, edges out LDF: Exit Polls
Thiruvananthapuram: The Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) is projected to return to power in Kerala after 10 years, ahead of the Left Democratic Front (LDF) led by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, according to different exit polls released on Wednesday evening.
Most surveys indicate a lead for the UDF over the LDF, while the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is expected to have limited presence in the Assembly with only a few seats projected.
According to Matrize, the UDF is likely to win between 70 and 75 seats, while the LDF is projected to secure 60 to 65 seats. The NDA is expected to get between 3 and 5 seats, as per the same survey.
People’s Pulse has projected a higher range for the UDF, estimating 75 to 85 seats, while the LDF is expected to get between 55 and 65 seats. The NDA is projected to win between 0 and 3 seats in this survey.
Axis My India has also forecast a clear lead for the UDF, projecting 78 to 90 seats for the alliance. The LDF is expected to win between 49 and 62 seats, while the NDA is again projected to remain within the 0 to 3 seat range.
Another projection by Vote Vibe estimates the UDF to win between 70 and 80 seats, while the LDF could secure 58 to 68 seats. Others are expected to get between 0 and 4 seats.
P-MARQ, in its survey for the 140-member Assembly, has predicted 72 to 79 seats for the UDF and 62 to 69 seats for the LDF, with around 3 seats going to others.
According to CNN-18, the UDF is projected to win between 70 and 80 seats, while the LDF may secure 58 to 68 seats. The NDA is expected to get between 0 and 4 seats.
NDTV has predicted 75 to 85 seats for the UDF and 55 to 65 seats for the LDF, while the NDA is expected to secure between 0 and 3 seats.
Meanwhile, today’s Chanakya has projected 72 to 80 seats for the UDF and 60 to 65 seats for the LDF, while the NDA is expected to get between 3 and 7 seats.
Kerala went to polls on April 9, and the counting of votes will take place on May 4.
