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ASP Inter-Circle Transfer Order October 2026: 6 Officers Moved on Own Request

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6 ASPs Get Inter-Circle Transfer on Their Own Request

The Department of Posts (Personnel Division) has ordered the inter-circle transfer of 6 officers in the cadre of Assistant Superintendent of Posts (ASP). All transfers are on the officers’ own request and with immediate effect.

Quick Facts

  • Order No.: X-06/2/2025-SPN-II (B)
  • Date: 16 October 2026
  • Issued by: Shri Vinod Kumar, Assistant Director General (SPN)
  • Cadre: Assistant Superintendent of Posts (ASP)
  • Number of officers: 6
  • Basis: Own request

Transfer List

S.No.NameEmployee IDFrom CircleTo Circle
1Chanchal Dey Chaklader10106322West BengalAssam
2Kapil Verma10147359Uttar PradeshGujarat
3Arvind Kumar Gawaly10180781MaharashtraMadhya Pradesh
4Alka Gaur10109825TelanganaUttar Pradesh
5Deepti Saxena10193231MaharashtraUttar Pradesh
6Vijay Pal Singh10181113GujaratUttar Pradesh

Uttar Pradesh gets the most ASPs from this order: 3 in and 1 out.

Conditions of the Transfer

  • No TA/TP: Since the transfers are on own request, no Travelling Allowance or Transfer Pay is admissible.
  • Relieving: The parent Circle must relieve the officer within 30 days of receiving the order.
  • Joining: If the new Circle has not issued a posting order, the officer should report to the Circle Office of the new Circle.
  • Reports: Relieving/joining reports go to the SPN Branch by email. Circles must send a consolidated relieving report by 16 November 2026.
  • Transfer portal: CEPT will remove these officers’ names from the online transfer portal.

For Exam Aspirants

The ASP cadre is the next step after Inspector of Posts (IP). Many ASPs started as PA/SA, cleared the IP exam, and moved up. If you are a GDS, MTS or Postman today, this ladder starts with your next departmental exam.

Our GDS to MTS Online Classes, MTS to PA Online Classes, Postman to PA Online Classes and India Post Mock Tests help you take the first steps, in simple language.

FAQ

Q1. How many ASPs are transferred in this order? Six officers, all on their own request.

Q2. Will they get TA/TP? No. Own-request transfers do not carry TA/TP.

Q3. By when must they be relieved? Within 30 days of the parent Circle receiving the order. Circles must report relieving by 16 November 2026.

Q4. Which Circle gains the most? Uttar Pradesh, which receives three ASPs (from Telangana, Maharashtra and Gujarat).

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