Punjab Government Initiates Major Administrative Reorganization
The Punjab government has initiated a significant administrative reshuffle, transferring and appointing several officials to key positions across the province. This move is part of an ongoing effort to improve governance, efficiency, and accountability within the provincial administration.
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One of the most notable changes involves the removal of Deputy Commissioner (DC) Ms. Maria Tariq from Pakpattan. She has been directed to report to the Services and General Administration Department (SandGAD). In her place, Additional Deputy Commissioner Revenue (ADCR) Pakpattan, Captain (Retired) Zakhraf Fida Malik, has been given additional charge as Deputy Commissioner. This change comes in the wake of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz’s recent visit to Pakpattan, where she expressed dissatisfaction with the performance of local doctors and the Deputy Commissioner.
In addition to these changes, the government has also posted new officers to three senior roles. Muhammad Azhar Masood, who previously served as Director General (DG) Inspection in the Public Prosecution Department, has been appointed as DG Legal Aid Agency, Public Prosecution. Fareed Ahmed, who was awaiting posting, has now taken on the role of DG Inspection, Public Prosecution. Similarly, Naveed Ahmed, another officer who had been waiting for assignment, has been appointed as DG Punjab Enforcement Regulatory Authority (PERA).
Broader Reshuffle Across Punjab
This administrative shift is not limited to Pakpattan. A total of 15 Assistant Commissioners (ACs) across Punjab have been transferred or assigned to new roles. The reassignments aim to streamline operations and ensure that experienced personnel are placed in positions where their skills can be best utilized.
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Several ACs have been moved to different districts. For instance, AC Burewala Farooq Ahmed and AC Muzaffargarh Muhammad Irfan have been transferred. Meanwhile, AC Wazirabad Mian Murad Hussain has been appointed as Deputy Secretary in the Specialized Healthcare Department. AC Daska Usman Ghani has taken up a similar position in the Board of Revenue.
Other key appointments include AC Pakpattan Bilawal Ali, who has been posted to the Specialized Healthcare Department as Deputy Secretary. In Sahiwal, AC Rana Aurangzeb has been appointed as Additional Deputy Commissioner (Finance and Planning). In Vehari, AC Ghazala Kanwal has been posted as Deputy Secretary in the Youth Affairs and Sports Department.
Strategic Assignments for Enhanced Governance
Additional DC Finance and Planning Bahawalpur, Ghulam Murtaza, has been appointed as Additional DC General, Vehari. AC Saddar Gujranwala Nasir Shehzad has been posted as Additional DC Finance and Planning, Bahawalpur. These moves reflect a strategic approach to ensuring that officials with relevant expertise are placed in critical roles.
Other notable assignments include AC Depalpur Muhammad Naeem Bashir, who has been appointed as Deputy Secretary in the Price Control Department. AC 18-Hazari Hassan Nazir has taken up a position as Deputy Secretary in the Literacy and Non-Formal Basic Education Department. AC Sahiwal (Sargodha) Muhammad Abid Shabbir has been appointed as Deputy Secretary in the Board of Revenue, while AC Sargodha Syed Asad Abbas has been posted as Deputy Secretary in the Home Department.
Finally, AC Taxila Zaryab Sajid has been appointed as Deputy Secretary in the Higher Education Department. These appointments underscore the government’s commitment to strengthening administrative structures and improving service delivery across various sectors.
The overall reshuffle highlights the provincial government’s focus on enhancing administrative efficiency and ensuring that leadership roles are filled by competent and experienced individuals. With these changes, the Punjab administration aims to address existing challenges and foster better governance at all levels.
