In a surprising move, the no nonsense Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer Shravan Hardikar has been transferred from his post as Additional Commissioner of Mumbai (City) to Nagpur as Managing Director (MD) of Nagpur MahaMetro. The decision comes just two months after he assumed charge as Additional Commissioner in Mumbai, and follows a brief training stint in Dehradun.

Soon after his appointment, the Maharashtra government decided to send Shravan Hardikar for training in Dehradun. The month-long training aimed to provide him with additional skills and knowledge required for handling the responsibilities of an Additional Commissioner in one of the country's largest and most dynamic cities.

However, even before he could fully settle into his new role in Mumbai, the transfer order has been issued, sending him to Nagpur to take charge as the Managing Director of Nagpur Mahametro. The decision to assign him to this key position has raised eyebrows and ignited further debates about his suitability for such a critical role.

t remains to be seen how Shravan Hardikar's tenure as the Managing Director of Nagpur Mahametro unfolds. Given his track record and the delicate nature of the new role, there will undoubtedly be heightened scrutiny on his actions and decisions.

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