The Enforcement Directorate has reshuffled officers at its Delhi office, transferring Jivitesh Anand, T. Chitra, Rohan Kumar, Sarvesh Khajanchi, Dinesh Kumar and Anshul Kumar, while Manoj Mittal gets additional charge.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has carried out an internal reshuffle at its Delhi office, transferring several officers and assigning fresh responsibilities as part of an administrative reorganisation.
The changes include the transfer of Jivitesh Anand, T. Chitra and Rohan Kumar, along with Enforcement Officers Sarvesh Khajanchi and Dinesh Kumar and Assistant Enforcement Officer Anshul Kumar. In another change, Deputy Director Manoj Mittal has been entrusted with an additional charge at the ED’s Delhi office.
Several Officers Moved in Delhi ED Office
The latest orders involve officers working at different levels within the Enforcement Directorate’s Delhi establishment. The transfers are part of the agency’s routine administrative restructuring and are aimed at realigning responsibilities among its officers.
Jivitesh Anand, T. Chitra and Rohan Kumar are among the officers who have been transferred under the July 29 order. Their movement comes alongside changes involving Enforcement Officers and an Assistant Enforcement Officer.
The reshuffle also covers Sarvesh Khajanchi and Dinesh Kumar, who are serving as Enforcement Officers, while Anshul Kumar, an Assistant Enforcement Officer, has also been transferred.
Manoj Mittal Given Additional Charge
In a separate arrangement, Manoj Mittal, serving as Deputy Director, has been assigned an additional charge at the Enforcement Directorate’s Delhi office.
This means that Mittal will continue with his existing responsibilities while also taking charge of the additional assignment entrusted to him under the latest order.
The move is expected to help maintain administrative continuity while the agency implements the latest transfers.
Administrative Reorganisation at ED
The Enforcement Directorate, which functions under the Department of Revenue, Ministry of Finance, frequently carries out internal postings and transfers of officers across its various offices and specialised units.
Such changes are intended to ensure effective deployment of personnel and administrative continuity across the agency’s investigative and enforcement operations.
The July 29, 2026 reshuffle involving officers at the Delhi office brings changes across multiple levels, from Deputy Director to Enforcement Officer and Assistant Enforcement Officer.
With the latest orders, the concerned officers will take up their respective new responsibilities as specified by the Enforcement Directorate.
