Brajesh Mehrotra appointed as new chief secretary of Bihar
The Bihar government made a significant announcement, appointing senior IAS officer Brajesh Mehrotra as the new chief secretary of the state. This appointment underscores the government’s commitment to efficient governance and administrative excellence.
Brajesh Mehrotra, a seasoned bureaucrat from the 1989 batch, brings a wealth of experience to his new role. Currently serving as the additional chief secretary of revenue and land reforms, with additional responsibilities in general administration and parliamentary affairs, Mehrotra’s illustrious career is marked by dedication and competence. Notably, he also holds the position of the state’s chief information commissioner, showcasing his multifaceted expertise.
According to the official notification, Brajesh Mehrotra is set to assume his new responsibilities as chief secretary on March 4th, marking the beginning of a new chapter in Bihar’s administrative landscape.
Mehrotra’s appointment comes as a succession plan, as he is slated to succeed Amir Subhani, the incumbent chief secretary, who is due to retire in April. Speculations abound regarding Subhani’s next assignment, with possibilities including chairmanship of the Bihar Public Services Commission or assuming a role in the state’s Electricity Regulatory Authority.
As Bihar gears up for this transition in leadership, the appointment of Brajesh Mehrotra reflects the government’s emphasis on continuity and efficiency in governance. Mehrotra’s extensive experience and proven track record position him well to steer the state towards further progress and development.
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