Uttarakhand: Urban Development Minister ordered 74 transfers, CM Pushkar Dhami banned
In Uttarakhand, Urban Development Minister Premchandra Agrawal, who is already in controversies regarding entry from the backdoor, has given rise to another new controversy. According to the information, there has been an uproar in the political circles regarding the 74 transfers made by the Ministry of Urban Development on Sunday night. It is being told that after a meeting, Minister Dr. Premchandra Agrawal issued orders for transfers and left to leave for Germany with Additional Chief Secretary Anand Vardhan.
According to sources, when the information about this matter reached the CM office, then CM Pushkar Dhami himself expressed his displeasure. Simultaneously, Urban Development Secretary Deependra Chaudhary was summoned. It is being told that Chief Minister Dhami has immediately banned the transfers.
In such a situation, the question is also arising that why did Urban Development Minister Premchandra Agrawal suddenly issue orders for such massive transfers in his department overnight. At the same time, it is also being heard whether the troubles of Minister Premchandra can increase now. Because Chief Minister Pushkar Dhami not only got angry about this matter, but he immediately stopped these transfers after the orders of Minister Premchandra.
In fact, to share information about solid waste management between Uttarakhand and Germany, Urban Development Minister Dr. Premchand Agarwal has left for Germany with departmental high officials.
During this visit, experiences on waste management will be exchanged. The expenditure on this study team will be borne by GIZ, a company working on solid waste management. Along with Minister Premchand Agrawal, Additional Chief Secretary Anand Vardhan, Director Urban Development Navneet Pandey, Additional Director Ashok Kumar Pandey, Chief Municipal Commissioner Municipal Corporation Haridwar Dayanand Saraswati, Chief Municipal Commissioner, Municipal Corporation Rishikesh Rahul Goyal have also left for Germany.
