LAHORE: The Punjab government has ordered the transfer and posting of 52 Assistant Commissioners across several districts of the province.
The latest administrative reshuffle includes changes in Rawalpindi, Sargodha, Bahawalpur, Rahim Yar Khan, Pakpattan, and other areas.
According to the announcement, the new appointments have taken effect immediately.
The Punjab transfers involve officers serving in major cities, district headquarters, and smaller administrative divisions.
The newly appointed officials will oversee revenue administration, price monitoring, public services, and the implementation of government instructions.
The reshuffle is expected to bring changes to local administrative operations across the province.
Punjab Transfers Bring New Assistant Commissioners to Rawalpindi
Several important administrative positions have been reassigned in Rawalpindi district.
Muhammad Akhtar has been appointed Assistant Commissioner Rawalpindi City.
Faisal Majeed will serve as Assistant Commissioner Rawalpindi Saddar, while Asfandyar has been assigned Rawalpindi Cantonment.
Meanwhile, Faizan Ahmed has been posted as Assistant Commissioner Kahuta.
The changes also extend to Attock district, where two new appointments have been announced.
Saad Rehman has been appointed Assistant Commissioner Hazro, while Iman Zafar will serve in Hassan Abdal.
These officers will be responsible for managing administrative matters within their respective jurisdictions.
New Administrative Appointments in Bahawalpur and Sargodha
The government has also announced several changes in Bahawalpur district.
Abdul Zaman has been appointed Assistant Commissioner Bahawalpur City.
Anam Akram will serve as Assistant Commissioner Headquarters Bahawalpur, while Sanaullah has been assigned Hasilpur.
In Sargodha, Muhammad Idrees has been appointed Assistant Commissioner.
Mehwish Irshad will take charge as Assistant Commissioner Bhera.
Other appointments include Muhammad Iqbal in Pakpattan and Rohit Kumar in Rahim Yar Khan.
The reshuffle covers multiple districts as part of the government’s latest administrative changes.
List of Newly Appointed Assistant Commissioners in Punjab
The following officers are among those receiving new assignments under the latest Punjab transfers.
| Officer’s Name | New Posting |
|---|---|
| Mehwish Irshad | AC Bhera |
| Muhammad Iqbal | AC Pakpattan |
| Rushda Sharafat | AC Choa Saidan Shah |
| Saad Rehman | AC Hazro |
| Muhammad Idrees | AC Sargodha |
| Rohit Kumar | AC Rahim Yar Khan |
| Talha Naeem | AC Mankera |
| Iman Zafar | AC Hassan Abdal |
| Muhammad Akhtar | AC Rawalpindi City |
| Faisal Majeed | AC Rawalpindi Saddar |
| Sanaullah | AC Hasilpur |
| Tariq Mahmood Gul | AC Arifwala |
| Faizan Ahmed | AC Kahuta |
| Abdul Zaman | AC Bahawalpur City |
| Anam Akram | AC Headquarters Bahawalpur |
| Ahmed Sher | AC Vehari |
| Rana Muhammad Shafiq | AC Shujabad |
| Muhammad Furqan | AC Darya Khan |
| Sohail Khan | AC Kharian |
| Sifatullah | AC Daska |
| Shabana Nazir | AC Chiniot |
| Asfandyar | AC Rawalpindi Cantonment |
| Akbar Durrani | AC Mandi Bahauddin |
| Zarghoona Khalid | AC Kallar Kahar |
| Hamza Riaz | AC Kamoke |
The provided list identifies 25 officers, while the overall reshuffle reportedly includes 52 Assistant Commissioners.
Punjab Government Previously Changed Senior Administrative Positions
The latest reshuffle follows other senior administrative appointments announced earlier this month.
Muhammad Jahanzeb was appointed Commissioner Lahore Division during the previous round of changes.
Meanwhile, Nauman Yousaf was assigned the position of Secretary Services in the Services and General Administration Department.
The department plays an important role in managing government personnel and administrative matters across Punjab.
These appointments form part of the recent changes involving provincial administrative positions.
New Officers to Oversee Local Government Operations
Assistant Commissioners perform several important administrative responsibilities at the tehsil level.
Their duties include revenue management, price monitoring, public service delivery, and enforcement of government directives.
They also coordinate with relevant departments on local administrative matters.
The latest appointments will place new officers in charge of these responsibilities across several districts.
The Punjab transfers are expected to affect administrative oversight and the implementation of government decisions.
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All newly posted officers are expected to assume their assigned responsibilities under the latest government orders.
