CHANDIGARH: Secretary, Information and Public Relations Department, Punjab and a 2005 cadre IAS officer, Mr. Malwinder Singh Jaggi was given a warm farewell party by the officers and employees of the Public Relations Department on the eve of his retirement. Mr. Jaggi is set to retire on March 31, 2025 after rendering 33 years of distinguished service.
Mr. Jaggi started his administrative career in 1992 as a PCS Civil Officer and elevated as a 2005 batch IAS officer.
In a simple but effective function organized by the department at Punjab Bhawan, various speakers shared their views and spoke about the personality of Mr. Jaggi and shared their personal experiences and described him as an efficient and dedicated officer.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Malwinder Singh Jaggi thanked all the officers and employees of the department for their cooperation and said that he enjoyed working in the Information and Public Relations Department. He said that the officers of this department are always ready for duty, which is rarely seen in other departments. He wished that the department shall continue to work in same spirit and dedication in the future also.
Speaking on the occasion, Chief Minister's OSD (Media) Adil Azmi said that he had learned a lot from Mr. Jaggi and expressed hope that he would continue to guide him in the same way in the future as well. He wished Mr. Jaggi a healthy life ahead and said that he would continue to work with full dedication for the people of the country and the state in the future as well.
Director Information and Public Relations Vimal Kumar Setia said that Mr. Jaggi has soared like a falcon in his life and has always taught us all how to overcome obstacles and achieve goals while working. He mentioned the unparalleled work done by Mr. Jaggi during his tenure in Faridkot.
Additional Director Admin Sandeep Singh Garha said that it was a privilege to work with Mr. Jaggi. He said that working with him, he realized that no goal is impossible to achieve and how to work on new goals.
Meanwhile, Additional Director Randeep Singh Ahluwalia said that Mr. Jaggi played an important role in modernizing the department which led successful adoption of the online tendering process. Additional Director Harjit Singh Grewal also praised his administrative skills and said that the department will always remember the work done by him.
On this occasion, Joint Director Preetkanwal Singh thanked everyone while Deputy Director Manvinder Singh formally welcomed the distinguished guests and said that during Mr. Jaggi's tenure, the department touched new heights and made the uphill tasks possible.
On this occasion, the department also honored Mr. Jaggi. The stage was conducted by Public Relations Officer Navdeep Singh Gill.
On this occasion, Chief Minister's Director Communication Anil Kumar Saini, DCFA of the department, all Public Relations Officers and Assistant Public Relations Officers, Superintendents, Section Officers and other employees were present.