Rajesh Kumar Hingankar Reappointed as CM’s OSD on Contract for One Year
Rajesh Kumar Hingankar will continue as Officer on Special Duty (OSD) in the Chief Minister’s Office, with the state government reappointing the Indian Police Service (IPS) officer on a contractual
Rajesh Kumar Hingankar will continue as Officer on Special Duty (OSD) in the Chief Minister’s Office, with the state government reappointing the Indian Police Service (IPS) officer on a contractual basis.
According to the order issued by the government, Hingankar’s appointment will take effect from 1 November 2026. The appointment has been made for a period of one year or until further orders, whichever is earlier.
With this reappointment, Rajesh Kumar Hingankar will continue to discharge his responsibilities as OSD in the Chief Minister’s Office. His role in the office, therefore, remains unchanged under the latest order.
The decision gives Hingankar another opportunity to continue in the same position. The reappointment is being viewed as continuity in his role in the Chief Minister’s Office.
The government order makes clear that the appointment is contractual. It also specifies that the posting will remain effective for one year from 1 November 2026, unless a further order is issued earlier. Hingankar will continue as CM’s OSD under the terms stated in the order.
Frequently asked questions
Who has been reappointed as the Chief Minister’s OSD?
Rajesh Kumar Hingankar, an Indian Police Service officer, has been reappointed as the Chief Minister’s Officer on Special Duty.
When will Rajesh Kumar Hingankar’s reappointment take effect?
His reappointment will take effect on 1 November 2026.
How long will the reappointment last?
The appointment is for one year or until further orders, whichever is earlier.
What type of appointment has the government made?
The government has reappointed Hingankar on a contractual basis.
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