Ranchi: In a significant administrative move, the Jharkhand government has transferred 75 officers from the State Finance Service, including all Commercial Tax Officers (CTOs). Notably, 35 officers have been transferred based on their own representation, meaning they have been posted to locations of their choice.
The Commercial Tax Department has officially released a notification confirming the large-scale reshuffle, which affects CTOs across various districts and administrative zones in the state.
35 Officers Transferred as per Preference
Out of the 75 transfers, 35 officers have been reassigned after the government reviewed and accepted their individual transfer requests. These officers will now assume responsibilities at their preferred locations.
Some of the officers who have received postings on the basis of representation include:
- Sangeeta Ghosh
- Nidhi Kumari
- Mitali Tete
- Sanjeev Kumar Sinha
- Rupam Mahato
- Ankit Rampal
- Rasjam Devgam
- Rajat Subhra
- Roshan Ram
- Priyatam Kumar
- Afroz Alam
- Umesh Ravidas
- Rajiv Kumar Singh
- Nitish Kumar
- Sanjay Kumar Mahato
- Rashim Kumari
- Kundan Kumar
- Rahul Kumar
- Romesh Kumar
- Indu Anand
- Raj Krishna
- Dhananjay Prakash
- Jitendra Kumar
- Amin Ansari
- Ranjat Kumar
- Akash Kumar
- Preeti Kerketta
- Manish Minj
- Vinay Ekka
- Reshma Tirkey
- Premchand Oraon
- Seema Kujur
- Shashi Bhushan Path Pingua
- Pratibha Kujur
- Manoj Tudu
- Amit Prakash
- Reema Rozina Lakra
- Seema Rani Ekka
The remaining 40 officers were transferred based on departmental needs and administrative requirements.
Objective Behind the Transfers
According to sources within the Finance Department, this reshuffle aims to:
- Ensure better alignment of officers’ experience and location preferences
- Improve administrative efficiency and field-level tax management
- Encourage employee morale and satisfaction by honoring representations
Transfer Process and Transparency
The government followed a systematic process where officers were allowed to submit transfer requests based on personal and professional considerations. After review, a final list of transfers was drawn up and approved by senior officials.
This move also reaffirms the state’s commitment to transparent and people-centric administration
