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Updated Fri, 21 Aug 2020 10:55 PM IST
Former Finance Secretary Rajiv Kumar becomes new Election Commissioner
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Former Finance Secretary Rajiv Kumar has been appointed as the new Election Commissioner. He will replace Ashok Lavasa. Let Lavasa send his resignation from the post of Election Commissioner to Rashtrapati Bhavan on Tuesday. President Ram Nath Kovind accepted the resignation of Ashok Lavasa from the post of Election Commissioner on Wednesday. Please tell that Rajiv Kumar is a 1984 batch retired IAS officer.

The Law Ministry said in the notification, “The President is happy with the appointment of Rajiv Kumar to the post of Election Commissioner. His appointment as Election Commissioner will be effective from the moment Ashok Lavasa resigns.
Please tell that Ashok Lavasa is soon to take over as the Vice President of Asian Development Bank (ADB). He said that he will take up the post at Philippine-based ADB in September. ADB, in a statement last month, said that ADB has appointed Ashok Lavasa as the vice-president for the private sector operations and public-private partnership segment. He will succeed Diwakar Gupta, whose term ends on 31 August.
Former Finance Secretary Rajiv Kumar has been appointed as the new Election Commissioner. He will replace Ashok Lavasa. Let Lavasa send his resignation from the post of Election Commissioner to Rashtrapati Bhavan on Tuesday. President Ram Nath Kovind accepted the resignation of Ashok Lavasa from the post of Election Commissioner on Wednesday. Please tell that Rajiv Kumar is a 1984 batch retired IAS officer.

The Law Ministry said in the notification, “The President is happy with the appointment of Rajiv Kumar to the post of Election Commissioner. His appointment as Election Commissioner will be effective from the moment Ashok Lavasa resigns.
Please tell that Ashok Lavasa is soon to take over as the Vice President of Asian Development Bank (ADB). He said that he will take up the post at Philippine-based ADB in September. ADB, in a statement last month, said that ADB has appointed Ashok Lavasa as the vice-president for the private sector operations and public-private partnership segment. He will succeed Diwakar Gupta, whose term ends on 31 August.
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