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32 IAS officers transferred, Abhishek Chaudhary appointed Gwalior municipal commissioner
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 21 Aug 2026, 04:37 PM
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The Madhya Pradesh government reassigned 32 IAS officers on Friday, appointing Abhishek Chaudhary as the new commissioner of Gwalior Municipal Corporation and Dr. Nagarjun B. Gauda as Satna’s commissioner.
On Friday, the Madhya Pradesh government announced a major administrative reshuffle involving 32 Indian Administrative Service officers across the state. The transfers affect several district chief executive officers and municipal commissioners.
Among the changes, Abhishek Chaudhary has been assigned as the commissioner of the Gwalior Municipal Corporation, taking over the city's civic administration. Simultaneously, Dr. Nagarjun B. Gauda has been appointed commissioner of the Satna Municipal Corporation.
The reshuffle is part of routine cadre management aimed at enhancing administrative efficiency and addressing local governance needs. The newly posted officers are expected to assume their responsibilities within the stipulated time frame.
The appointments come ahead of upcoming municipal projects in both cities, and officials have indicated that the new commissioners will focus on improving urban services and infrastructure.
Among the changes, Abhishek Chaudhary has been assigned as the commissioner of the Gwalior Municipal Corporation, taking over the city's civic administration. Simultaneously, Dr. Nagarjun B. Gauda has been appointed commissioner of the Satna Municipal Corporation.
The reshuffle is part of routine cadre management aimed at enhancing administrative efficiency and addressing local governance needs. The newly posted officers are expected to assume their responsibilities within the stipulated time frame.
The appointments come ahead of upcoming municipal projects in both cities, and officials have indicated that the new commissioners will focus on improving urban services and infrastructure.