The West Bengal state government has announced significant promotions for two seasoned Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers, marking a noteworthy development in the bureaucratic landscape. The promotions, effective on the Higher Administrative Grade Scale of Pay, corresponding to Level 15 of the 7th Central Pay Commission (CPC), underscore the recognition of their commendable service and dedication.
One of the officers to receive this prestigious promotion is IAS Parwez Ahmad Siddiqui, an accomplished officer from the 1999 batch. Currently serving as the Secretary of the Food and Supplies Department, Siddiqui has been elevated to the position of Principal Secretary within the same department. This advancement reflects not only his years of experience but also the instrumental role he has played in overseeing and managing critical aspects of the state’s food and supplies infrastructure.
As Secretary of the Food and Supplies Department, Siddiqui has exhibited exemplary leadership, contributing significantly to the efficient functioning of the department. His promotion to the position of Principal Secretary is a testament to his expertise and strategic vision in navigating the challenges associated with ensuring a seamless supply chain for essential commodities.
The Higher Administrative Grade Scale of Pay corresponds to Level 15 of the 7th CPC, signifying a commendable career progression for the promoted officers. These promotions are anticipated to further strengthen the administrative machinery, enabling the state government to benefit from the wealth of experience and acumen that these senior officers bring to their respective roles.
