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Haryana Admin Shuffles: Five HCS Officers Get New Roles, RTA Duties Assigned
✍️ Amar Ujala · Punjab
🗓 05 Nov 2026, 04:38 PM
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The Haryana administration has issued orders transferring five HCS officers to new posts. Notably, three officers from the 2020 batch have been assigned responsibilities related to the Road Transport Authority (RTA).
The Haryana government has recently issued administrative orders effecting changes in the responsibilities of five High Court Service (HCS) officers. The move aims to streamline administrative functions within the state's district and transport departments.
According to the official orders, three officers belonging to the 2020 batch have been specifically assigned duties related to the Road Transport Authority (RTA). This strategic placement suggests a focus on strengthening the regulatory and operational framework of road transport services in the state.
In a specific appointment, Gaurav Gupta, who is currently serving as the City Magistrate in Fatehabad, has been given additional charge. He has been designated as the District Transport Officer and RTA Secretary for Fatehabad, while continuing to hold his existing portfolio as City Magistrate.
These transfers are part of the routine administrative reshuffling conducted by the state government to ensure effective governance and distribution of workload among senior officers.
According to the official orders, three officers belonging to the 2020 batch have been specifically assigned duties related to the Road Transport Authority (RTA). This strategic placement suggests a focus on strengthening the regulatory and operational framework of road transport services in the state.
In a specific appointment, Gaurav Gupta, who is currently serving as the City Magistrate in Fatehabad, has been given additional charge. He has been designated as the District Transport Officer and RTA Secretary for Fatehabad, while continuing to hold his existing portfolio as City Magistrate.
These transfers are part of the routine administrative reshuffling conducted by the state government to ensure effective governance and distribution of workload among senior officers.