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October 2026

Details: Written by: JK Monitor News Network; Category: Comprehensive; Published: 15 May 2026

SRINAGAR: The Government of Jammu and Kashmir has ordered transfers and postings of officers in the Department of Youth Services and Sports with immediate effect. According to the order issued by the department, Sunil Kumar has been posted as District Youth Services & Sports Officer (DYSSO), Kathua, while Sunil Singh Sambyal has been posted as DYSSO Samba. Dharamveer Singh has been posted as DYSSO Reasi and Jagdish Raj Sharma as Assistant Director, Jammu.

Tarsem Singh has been posted as DYSSO Udhampur, while Shafqat Ahmad has been posted as DYSSO Kupwara. Zahoor Ahmad Wani has been posted as DYSSO Anantnag and Mushtaq Ahmad Pampori as DYSSO Baramulla. Gh. Hassan Lone has been assigned the charge of DYSSO Ganderbal in addition to his own duties. Virender Kumar has been posted as Assistant Director, Kashmir. Ashok Kumar has been posted as DYSSO Doda, while Nisar Ahmad Ganaie has been posted as DYSSO Kulgam.

Further, Mohammad Ayoub Bhat has been posted as DYSSO Shopian, Jai Pal Singh as DYSSO Budgam, Nazir Hussain as DYSSO Ramban and Wali Mohd upon promotion as DYSSO Rajouri. The department is further working on promotions of Physical EducationTeachers and Physical Education Masters besides finalisation of modalities for regularisation of Rehber-I-Khel in a phased manner as per the policy.

Commissioner Secretary, Youth Services and Sport Department, Dr Shahid Iqbal Choudhary said that a robust Human Resource Management system is required to be put in place for career progression of physical education cadre for effective youth engagement, promotion of sports and development of sports infrastructure across the region. He added that steps are being taken for cadre management including regular promotions, matters related to inter-se seniority and cadre management at all levels.

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