Uttar Pradesh Introduces New Transfer Policy for Government Employees
UP’s new transfer policy allows transfers on medical, education and family grounds
The Times Of India
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The Uttar Pradesh government has implemented a new transfer policy for the 2026-27 period, mandating transfers for Group A and B officers after specific tenures. The policy includes provisions for medical and educational grounds, prioritizes aspirational districts, and aims to streamline the transfer process through the Manav Sampada portal.
- 01Mandatory transfers for Group A and B officers after three years in a district or seven years in a division.
- 02Transfers for Group C and D employees capped at 10%, extendable to 20% with approval.
- 03Special provisions for aspirational districts to ensure vacancies are filled promptly.
- 04Personal grounds for transfers include medical needs and children's education.
- 05Transfer orders must be executed through the Manav Sampada portal.
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The Uttar Pradesh government has unveiled its annual transfer policy for the 2026-27 period, replacing the previous guidelines from May 2025. Under the new policy, Group A and B officers must be transferred after completing three years in a district or seven years in a division, excluding tenure in headquarters or divisional offices. The policy limits transfers to 20% of the total working strength in each cadre, with any excess requiring the chief minister's approval. For Group C and D employees, the transfer limit is set at 10%, extendable to 20% with ministerial consent. Special attention is given to aspirational districts, ensuring that vacancies are filled on a priority basis. Transfers may also be granted for personal reasons such as medical needs or children's education. The entire transfer process will be managed through the Manav Sampada portal, aiming to enhance efficiency and transparency in government operations.
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The new transfer policy aims to ensure that government employees are rotated effectively, which can lead to improved governance and service delivery in Uttar Pradesh.
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