Haryana revokes Gurugram civic chief’s transfer within 24 hours

Who is Pradeep Dahiya? Gurugram Municipal Corporation Commissioner transferred amid rains, waterlogging woes

The Haryana government on Friday withdrew the transfer of Municipal Corporation of Gurugram commissioner Pradeep Dahiya within 24 hours of issuing the order, a rare reversal amid severe waterlogging and three reported…

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The Haryana government on Friday withdrew the transfer of Municipal Corporation of Gurugram commissioner Pradeep Dahiya within 24 hours of issuing the order, a rare reversal amid severe waterlogging and three reported rain-related deaths. Dahiya had been moved to Rohtak in a routine reshuffle; the government later appointed another officer as MCG commissioner.

Haryana revokes Gurugram civic chief's transfer within 24 hours

Dahiya said he was unaware of the reason for the revocation. The city recorded 115 mm of rain in 33 hours, causing traffic chaos and waterlogging in several sectors. Officials claimed water receded within two hours in most areas.

The Indian Opinion

The quick reversal suggests the Haryana government realised the optics of removing a commissioner during a crisis. While routine transfers happen, the timing invited criticism. The real test is whether Dahiya’s team now fixes the chronic drainage failure in Gurugram, or if the system remains broken regardless of who is in charge. Watch if the city's flooding eases in the next heavy downpour.


Sources (2): livemint.com, hindustantimes.com

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Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.

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