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Durga Nagpal among UP’s officers cleared for central deputations

Uttar Pradesh has cleared the names of a dozen bureaucrats for central deputation, one of whom is Durga Shakti Nagpal who once incurred the wrath of the state government for ordering the wall of a place of worship demolished.

Updated on: Jul 12, 2014 09:01 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Lucknow
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Uttar Pradesh has cleared the names of a dozen bureaucrats for central deputation, one of whom is Durga Shakti Nagpal who once incurred the wrath of the state government for ordering the wall of a place of worship demolished.

After getting their no-objection certificates (NOC), the officers are now waiting for the Centre to begin the process of appointments.

“Although there are a number of vacancies at the secretary, additional secretary and various other levels at the Centre – the officers are waiting for the process of appointments to start at the Centre,” said a senior officer of the state government.

Significantly many of the names that had been doing the rounds for key positions in the Union government have not yet applied for NOCs.

This is in sharp contrast to the general perception that the list of officers applying for deputation is swelling. "True, a number of state’s IAS officers are keen to proceed on central or interstate deputation. Yet, many of them want to explore options," said another officer.

 
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Umesh Raghuvanshi

Umesh Raghuvanshi is a journalist with over three decade experience. He covers politics, finance, environment and social issues. He has covered all assembly and parliament elections in Uttar Pradesh since 1984.

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