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Jitendar Pal Singh

(IAS | Himachal Pradesh | 1991)
Commissioner & Director, Employment Department
Jitendar Pal Singh is a retired Indian Administrative Service officer of the 1991 batch from the Himachal Pradesh cadre. Born on 1 August 1952, he holds a graduate degree in English. During his career, he served in various capacities, including Secretary, Director, Deputy Commissioner, E/O Secretary, Labour Commissioner, and Joint Secretary. His most recent position was Commissioner & Director in the Employment Department from 22 September 2010 to 7 May 2011. Jitendar Pal Singh’s extensive service reflects his experience across multiple administrative roles within the Himachal Pradesh government.

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