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Anand Kumar Sharma

(IAS | Haryana | 2019)
Deputy Commissioner, Karnal
Anand Kumar Sharma, born on 18 April 1991, is an Indian Administrative Service officer of the 2019 batch, Haryana cadre. He holds an M.B.B.S. degree in Medicine and Surgery from Delhi University. Currently, he serves as the Deputy Commissioner at Karnal since 9 April 2026. His previous roles include Administrator, Additional Director, and District Municipal Commissioner. Fluent in English and Hindi, Anand Kumar Sharma continues to contribute to public administration in his cadre.
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