Jammu and Kashmir administration holds farewell for outgoing Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo
Outgoing Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo retired on October 31 and will be replaced by Sajjan Singh Yadav.
The Jammu and Kashmir administration held a farewell ceremony on Sunday for outgoing Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo following his superannuation. According to The Tribune, the ceremony was organised by IAS officers in Srinagar.
The event was attended by Administrative Secretaries, the Divisional Commissioner of Kashmir, Deputy Commissioners, several heads of departments, and other senior officers. Dulloo, a 1989 batch IAS officer, served as Chief Secretary for just over two years.
During the ceremony, officers described his tenure as a period of purposeful leadership and administrative dynamism. They noted that his stewardship resulted in progress across several sectors of governance through coordinated efforts.
Speaking at the function, Dulloo expressed gratitude to his colleagues and the administration for their support and commitment. He said that achievements during his tenure were the outcome of collective efforts by officials across departments and districts.
Dulloo thanked his colleagues for their companionship and stated his confidence that the administration would maintain the momentum of development and good governance. He will be replaced by 1995 batch IAS officer Sajjan Singh Yadav.