Reshuffle in Punjab bureaucracy

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LAHORE: Senior-level changes were made in the Punjab bureaucracy here on Wednesday.

Secretary Services Syed Mubashir Raza was transferred and posted as additional chief secretary. He was replaced by awaiting posting Mohyuddin Wani.

Lahore Commissioner Rashid Mehmud Langrial was transferred and posted as agriculture secretary.

Higher Education Secretary Abdullah Khan Sumbal was transferred and posted as Lahore commissioner.

Dr Ejaz Munir was posted as Higher Education secretary.

Agriculture Secretary Ali Tahir was posted as Excise secretary in place of Khalid Masood Chaudhry who was posted as Local Government secretary.

Officer on Special Duty Shehr Yar Sultan was posted as Auqaf secretary.

Awaiting posting Asadur Rehman Gilani was posted as Housing secretary.

Suhail Shehzad was posted as Sahiwal commissioner in place of Sheikh Muhammad Siddique who was posted as Board of Revenue member.

Ishrat Ali was posted as Labour and Human Resource secretary.

Khawar Kamal was posted as Khanewal district coordination officer and Shaukat Ali Khichi Chiniot DCO.

Published in Dawn, January 1st, 2015

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