Rahul Karna: Rahul Karna assumes charge as Principal Chief Commissioner of Income Tax Odisha | Bhubaneswar News
Bhubaneswar: Rahul Karna, an Indian Revenue Service officer of 1989 batch, has assumed the charge as the principal chief commissioner of income tax Odisha on Sunday. Before assuming charge in Odisha, he has discharged duties as the director general of income tax (investigation) in Bihar and Jharkhand. Previously he has also been on deputation with Bank of India at Mumbai.tnn
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The Madhya Pradesh High Court has directed the state government to address the vacant posts for information commissioners within three weeks. The Madhya Pradesh State Information Commission has ten sanctioned posts, all currently unfilled. This vacancy has resulted in significant delays in resolving Right to Information appeals, prompting the petitioner to seek judicial intervention.
