Four senior IAS officers and two peers to serve under new J&K Chief Secretary

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The incoming Chief Secretary of Jammu and Kashmir will lead a team in which four IAS officers outrank him in seniority and two are his batchmates. The composition highlights the unusual seniority arrangement within the administration's top bureaucratic ranks. The article draws attention to how this could shape working dynamics at the highest level of the Union Territory's government. Further details on the appointments were not available in the source text provided.

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