Govt rejects Ranjan Mohapatra's extension as Director (Human Resources), Indian Oil
The government has rejected Mohapatra's eight-month extension of services.
Ranjan Kumar Mohapatra
New Delhi: The government of India gave a 'NO' for extending Shri Ranjan Kumar as the Director (Human Resources) of Indian Oil Corporation Limited.
The Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas in a letter dated 2nd May states that "Shri Ranjan Kumar has ceased to be Director (Human Resources) of the Company on 2" May 2023."
The government has rejected Mohapatra's eight-month extension of services.
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Accordingly, there were no such reasons have been given for this, the appointment committee of the cabinet on this approved the "non-extension" of service tenure of Mohapatra.
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