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Subodh Kumar Jaiswal takes charge as CBI director
Mirror Online / Updated: May 27, 2021, 09:27 IST
The post of CBI director was lying vacant since February
Subhodh Kumar Jaiswal, Senior IPS officer, took charge as director of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Wednesday. The post was lying vacant since February.
Subhodh Kumar Jaiswal, 58-years-old
Maharashtra cadre Indian Police Service (IPS) officer, joined the post in CBI headquarters in New Delhi, in a low-key affair. His appointment was issued by the Personnel Ministry on Tuesday. The senior IPS officer will be serving as the CBI director for two years.
Jaiswal was also a former DGP of Maharashtra. However, he sought a central deputation as he faced differences with the MVA government over transfers and postings of police officers.
NEW DELHI: The government on Thursday announced a year’s extension for Intelligence Bureau director Arvinda Kumar and RAW chief Samant Kumar Goel, making way for continuity at the helm of its intelligence apparatus. The two-year fixed term of both the officers was due to end on June 30, 2021, but now stands extended to June 30, 2022.
In another important move, the government replaced Jammu & Kashmir chief secretary B V R Subrahmanyam with Arun Kumar Mehta, currently finance commissioner in the J&K department of finance. Subrahmanyam, the Chhattisgarh-cadre IAS officer believed to have been handpicked by the prime minister three years ago to head the bureaucracy in J&K, had seen the erstwhile state through crucial phases such as President’s rule, abrogation of Article 370 and its reorganization into Union territory. He was on Thursday appointed as OSD in the department of commerce here and will take over as commerce secretary upon the superannuation of incumbent Anup Wadhawan on