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Transfer List of Junior Engineers on Dated 13/09/2019 No.3936-3 jsi /AI/NGE1l/2019 Dar€d 13/ 09/ 2019 lrrigailon & W R Depanmenl ALI S!Perinlendlng Engineers lrqaton &W'R Deparhent, Haryana' Sub: lmplemenGtion of On line Transfer of Ju n ior Engineers on lhe subiect ciled above. il is ntimaled that the online iransfer oI copv Jlnor Engineers civil has been fnaized and transfer lisl has been ssled and thereof has been uploaded on the webs te oJ figation & Water Resources of lransfer order Deparlmenl, Haryana forilnher necessary aciion However, a copy You are he.€by d rected to reLjeve the JLnor Enginee6 immedialely to reporl be senl to lhrs lon his new place of posting bv loday itself and compllance oiiice mmedlaleLy foronward inlimallon to Goverrnenr Any axiiy w llbe viewed serousely &,er- Establshmenl Offcer' lor Engineerln_chiei. lwR Deparlmenl Haryana Panchkua r CC: PS to EngineeFn Chief ior knd nfo.maiion of worthy Engneecin-Chief I GOVERNMENT OF HARYANA IRRIGATION & WATER RESOURCES DEPARTMENT HARYANA,PANCHKULA "OFFICE ORDER" Order Number: 3925/A1/NGE-II/2019 Dated:9/13/2019 3:51:51 PM The following Junior Engineers of Irrigation & Water Resources Department are hereby transferred/ posted with immediate effect. Sr. No. Name of the junior Engineer From Posted to 1 BIJENDER SINGH Sonipat WS Sub Divn. Sonipat Vig Sub Divn No 1 Sonepat 2 PARVEEN KUMAR Liasion And Estate Sub Division Delhi Delhi WS Sub Divn. Delhi 3 PARVEEN KUMAR Indri WS Sub Divn. Karnal Vig Sub Divn Karnal 4 MEHAR CHAND Ratia WS Sub Divn. Fatehabad Bhattu WS Sub Divn. Bhattu 5 BHARPUR SINGH WS Sub Divn South Ambala Vig Sub Divn Ambala 6 Jai Pal Pehowa WS Sub Divn. Pehowa Jhansa WS Sub Divn. Jhansa 7 BABU RAM Vig Sub Divn Ambala Vig Sub Divn Kurukshetra 8 SAT PAL Radaur WS Sub Divin, Jagadhri HKB Const. Sub Divn No. 10, Jagadhri 9 AMAR SINGH Dhangar WS Sub Divn. Fatehabad Ratia WS Sub Divn. Fatehabad 10 PARVEEN KUMAR WS Sub Division Pillu Khera Vig Sub Divn Jind 11 AJAY KUMAR Feeder WS Sub Divn. 1 Rohtak Wireless Sub Divn. Rohtak 12 DHAMENDER Singh Jhajjar WS Sub Divn. Jhajjar Kalanaur WS Sub Divn. Rohtak 13 PRITAM KUMAR WS SUB Divn No 4 Rewari Const SUB Division No 8 Rewari 14 SANJIV KUMAR BWS Mech. Sub Divn. Kaithal Const Sub Divn 2 Kaithal 15 JAGBIR SINGH Const. Sub Divn. 12 Gohana Vig Sub Divn No 2 Sonepat 16 RAJBIR Singh Barsa WS Sub Divn. Jhajjar Feeder WS Sub Divn. 1 Rohtak 17 SATISH SHARMA BWS Mech. Sub Divn. Kaithal Pundri WS Sub Divn. Pundri 18 VIJENDER SINGH WS SUB Divn No 4 Rewari WS Sub Divn. No. 3 MGarh 19 RANJEET SINGH Karnal WS Sub Divn. Karnal Nardak WS Sub Divn. Nardak 20 RAJBIR bhiwani w.s sub divn, bhiwani jui w.s sub divn, jui 21 JAGAT SINGH SINGH Ballabhgarh WS Sub. Div. Faridabad Const. Sub. Divn. No. 11, Gurgaon 22 ANIL KUMAR Beri WS Sub Divn. Beri Feeder WS Sub Divn. 1 Rohtak 23 AJAY G.W.S. Sub Divn. No. 14 Gurgaon Project Sub Divn. No. 2 Gurgaon 24 SEHDEV DAGER Executive Engineer Delhi Water Services Indri WS Sub Divn. Karnal Division 25 PHOP SINGH Sohna Sub Divn Nuh Hodal Sub. Div. Palwal 26 SHAMSHER SINGH Butana WS Sub Divn. Gohana Panipat WS Sub Divn. Panipat 27 SURAJ BHAN Sorkhi w.s sub divn, Sorkhi vig sub divn bhiwani 28 HUKAM CHAND vig sub divn rewari WS SUB Divn No 4 Rewari 29 SANJEEV LWS Sub Divn No 1, Bhadra LWS Sub Divn No 2, Loharu 30 DURGA DASS Hisar WS Sub Division 1, Hisar Const Sub Divn No 12 Hisar 31 SUBHASH SONI siwani w.s sub divn, hisar Uklana WS Sub Divn. Suniana Page 1 of 7 GOVERNMENT OF HARYANA IRRIGATION & WATER RESOURCES DEPARTMENT HARYANA,PANCHKULA "OFFICE ORDER" Order Number: 3925/A1/NGE-II/2019 Dated:9/13/2019 3:51:51 PM 32 RAMBHAJ REDHU Rojhla WS Sub Division Safidon Vig Sub Divn Jind 33 SURAJ BHAN BHAN Vig Sub Divn Jind Const. Sub Division No.6 34 JIT RAM Tajewala WS Sub Division, Tajewala Dadupur WS Sub Division, Dadupur 35 PUSHPENDER SINGH lws mech Sub div no 2,ch dadri vig sub divn dadri 36 GAJRAJ Agra Canal WS sub divn Hodal Palwal Sub. Div. Palwal 37 SHASHI BHUSHAN NPS BHUSHAN Ballabhgarh WS Sub. Div. Faridabad vig sub divn gurgaon NPS 38 NARINDER KUMAR Israna WS Sub Divn. Panipat Vig Sub Divn Panipat 39 SACHIN KUMAR Feeder WS Sub Divn. 1 Rohtak Gohana WS Sub Divn. II Rohtak 40 SANT RAJ WS Sub Divn. No. 1 Narnaul vig sub divn narnaul 41 RAJESH KUMAR VERMA vig sub divn narnaul vig sub divn narnaul 42 MUKESH KUMAR Ballabhgarh WS Sub. Div. Faridabad Liasion And Estate Sub Division Delhi 43 KAMALJIT SINGH Kaithal WS Sub Divn. Kaithal Const Sub Divn 13 Kaithal 44 SUDESH KUMAR Const Sub Divn 11 PKL Project SYL Sub Divn No 7, Panchkula 45 KULDEEP SINGH Pump Lift Mech. Sub Divn. Rohtak WDC Sub Divn. Rohtak 46 BHAGAT SINGH SINGH Faridabad WS Sub Div. Faridabad Const. Sub. Divn. No. 1, Gurgaon 47 KARAN Singh WS SUB Divn No 6 Rewari vig sub divn rewari 48 SHAMSHER SINGH siwani w.s sub divn, hisar Const Sub Divn No 5 Hisar 49 JOGINDER SINGH Rojhla WS Sub Division Safidon Anta WS Sub Division Safidon 50 KUTUBDEEN Palwal Sub. Div. Palwal Const. Sub. Divn. No. 2, Gurgaon 51 ANKUR CHOPRA Dabwali WS Sub Divn. Khuyian Malkana Kalanwali WS Sub Divn. Kalanwali 52 SURESH KUMAR Nuh WS Sub Divn Nuh Sohna Sub Divn Nuh 53 ARUN KUMAR WS Sub Divn. No. 1 Narnaul vig sub divn rewari 54 RAJEEV Siwani w.s sub divn, bhiwani Karnal WS Sub Divn. Karnal 55 HARI DUTT WS Electric SUB Divn 1, KOSLI lws mech Sub div no 2,ch dadri 56 SUKHWINDER SINGH Jagadhri WS Sub Divn, Jagadhri Saraswati Heritage Sub Divn No 2 Jagadhri 57 PAWAN SINGH Const Sub Divn 13 Kaithal BWS Mech. Sub Divn. Kaithal 58 HEMANT G.W.S. Sub Divn. No. 12 Gurgaon G.W.S. Sub Divn. No. 14 Gurgaon 59 IRSHAD ALI Jansui WS Sub Divn Ambala Project Sub Divn No 6 Ambala 60 MUNISH KUMAR KUMAR W.S. Sub Divn.Panchkula Const Sub Divn 11 PKL 61 RAVITA Delehra WS Sub Divn. Rohtak Const. Sub Divn. 9 Rohtak 62 ANIL JAYANT Karnal WS Sub Divn. Karnal Vig Sub Divn Panipat 63 RAVI KANT KANT Hodal Sub. Div. Palwal Agra Canal WS sub divn Hodal 64 JAGBIR SINGH SINGH WS Sub Div No 1 Ch Dadri jui W.S. sub Divn, Bhiwani 65 ASHOK SINGH Narwana WS Sub Divn. Narwana Sudkan wS Sub Divn. Narwana Page 2 of 7 GOVERNMENT OF HARYANA IRRIGATION & WATER RESOURCES DEPARTMENT HARYANA,PANCHKULA "OFFICE ORDER" Order Number: 3925/A1/NGE-II/2019 Dated:9/13/2019 3:51:51 PM 66 MANJEET Feeder WS Sub Divn. 2 Rohtak Feeder WS Sub Divn. 1 Rohtak 67 SUNIL KUMAR Deosar WS Sub Division, Hisar Const Sub Divn No 12 Hisar 68 DHARAMPAL Kalanwali WS Sub Divn. Kalanwali Odhan WS Sub Divn. Odhan 69 WAZIR CHAND Const Sub Divn 2 Kaithal Const Sub Divn 2 Kaithal 70 MUKESH KUMAR Bawani Khera w.s sub divn, Bawani Khera bhiwani w.s sub divn, bhiwani 71 HARISH KUMAR Sonali WS Sub Divn. Panipat Const. Sub Divin. No.2 72 NEERAJ Jyotisar WS Sub Divn. Jyotisar Const Sub Divn 5 KKR 73 RAKESH Pehowa WS Sub Divn. Pehowa Const Sub Divn 8 KKR 74 NATHU RAM Ghaggar WS Sub Divn. Ghaggar Dhangar WS Sub Divn. Fatehabad 75 JITEN Wireless Sub Divn. Rohtak WDC Sub Divn. Rohtak 76 SANJAY PAL PANWAR Ratia WS Sub Divn. Fatehabad Dhangar WS Sub Divn. Fatehabad 77 DEEPAK WS Sub Divn. IV Gohana WS Sub Divn. 1 Gohana 78 NARESH KUMAR JE KUMAR JE Faridabad WS Sub Div. Faridabad Ballabhgarh WS Sub. Div. Faridabad 79 ROHIT SHARMA Bhalaut WS Sub Divn. Rohtak Kalanaur WS Sub Divn. Rohtak 80 VISHNU Adampur WS Sub Division, Adampur Ratia WS Sub Divn. Fatehabad 81 SUSHIL RATHEE Bhalaut WS Sub Divn. Rohtak Beri WS Sub Divn. Beri 82 POOJA DEVI Const Sub Divn 2 Kaithal Pundri WS Sub Divn. Pundri 83 SUNDER KUMAR Bhalaut WS Sub Divn. Rohtak Feeder WS Sub Divn. 2 Rohtak 84 HAWA SINGH Bhattu WS Sub Divn. Bhattu Ratia WS Sub Divn. Fatehabad 85 AJAY KUMAR Pataudi WS Sub Divn Pataudi Project Sub Divn. No. 2 Gurgaon 86 DEEPAK BATRA BATRA Panjokhra WS Sub Divn Ambala Naggal WS Sub Divn Ambala 87 DEEPAK Feeder WS Sub Divn. 1 Rohtak Feeder WS Sub Divn. 2 Rohtak 88 SANDEEP Assandh WS Sub Divn. Assandh Karnal WS Sub Divn. Karnal 89 YOGESH GAUTAM WS Sub Divn. 4 Bahadurgarh Bahadurgarh WS Sub Divn. Bahadurgarh 90 PARDEEP KUMAR Kalanaur WS Sub Divn. Rohtak Const. Sub Divn. 9 Rohtak 91 LOVKESH SAINI Israna WS Sub Divn. Panipat Panipat WS Sub Divn. Panipat 92 GEETANSH Jakhouli WS Sub Divn. Kaithal Const Sub Divn 13 Kaithal 93 ADESH KUMAR Const. Sub Divn. 14 Gohana Const. Sub Divn. 1 Rohtak 94 ROHTASH TOMAR Juan WS Sub Divn. Sonepat proc and disp sub divn no 4 sonipat 95 SANJEEV KUMAR HKB Const. Sub Divn No. 9, Jagadhri Radaur WS Sub Divin, Jagadhri 96 HARIOM SEHMAR Fatehpuri WS Sub Divn. Jhajjar Jhajjar WS Sub Divn. Jhajjar 97 PARDEEP KUMAR siwani w.s sub divn, hisar Deosar WS Sub Division, Hisar 98 VIJAY KUMAR Delhi WS Sub Divn. Delhi Liasion And Estate Sub Division Delhi 99 SATISH KUMAR KUMAR Const SUB Division No 7 Rewari New Const. SUB Division Rewari Page 3 of 7 GOVERNMENT OF HARYANA IRRIGATION & WATER RESOURCES DEPARTMENT HARYANA,PANCHKULA "OFFICE ORDER" Order Number: 3925/A1/NGE-II/2019 Dated:9/13/2019 3:51:51 PM 100 SANDEEP Deosar WS Sub Division, Hisar Const Sub Divn No 5 Hisar 101 GURDAS Dadupur WS Sub Division, Dadupur Vig Sub Divn Ambala 102 JITENDER YADAV WS Sub Divn.
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