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Sanjay Kumar

(IAS | Nagaland | 1992)
Additional Secretary & F.A, Road Transport and Highways, New Delhi
Sanjay Kumar, born on 24 May 1965, is a 1992 batch IAS officer of the Nagaland cadre. He holds an M.B.A. and is proficient in English and Punjabi. Currently serving as Additional Secretary & Financial Advisor in the Department of Road Transport and Highways, New Delhi since 1 January 2020, he has held various positions including Member, Joint Secretary, Commissioner & Secretary, Chief Electoral Officer, Additional Director, Director, Deputy Secretary, Secretary, Managing Director, Deputy Commissioner Cum District Magistrate, Commercial Tax Commissioner, Commissioner, Under Secretary, and Sub-Divisional Officer. He continues to serve in the Indian Administrative Service.

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