new delhi in a major bureaucratic reshuffle in the delhi government on tuesday additional chief secretary manoj parida was transferred and posted as chairmancummanaging director of delhi financial corporation parida who is a 1986batch ias officer of agmut cadre is senior to new chief secretary vijay dev a 1987batch ias officer parida was holding additional charge of general administration department and pwd there was a buzz that parida would replace anshu prakash as chief secretary as he was the seniormost officer five other ias officers some of whom are already handling additional charges have been given more departments to handle this underlines a critical shortage of ias officers in the higher echelons of the delhi administration the efficiency of a bureaucrat becomes a casualty when he is given charge of three or more departments said a bureaucratrenu sharma principal secretary finance holding additional charge as principal secretary planning and chief nodal officer has been given the additional charge of principal secretary home department rinku dhugga chairman and managing director delhi financial corporation and holding additional charge as secretary art culture and languages will now hold the latter charge but also additionally shoulder the responsibility of financial commissioner dhuggas batchmate sanjeev khirwar who is secretary health and family welfare has been given additional charge of pwd secretary power secretary varsha joshi who is holding additional charge of secretarycumcommissioner transport will also additionally hold charge of secretary gad djb ceo anil kumar singh who is holding additional charge of irrigation and flood control department is now also secretary environment and forest vijay dev took charge on tuesday he has a tall order to normalise the bureaucracys stressful relationship with the elected governmenti will find out my priorities after interacting with everybody and i will ensure that the government works in the most smooth manner dev told toithe aap government has pointed out that it was not consulted for the third time in a row in the appointment of chief secretary by the centre