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Subhash Jain

(IAS | Madhya Pradesh | 1995)
Secretary, State Election Commission, Madhya Pradesh
Subhash Jain, born on August 21, 1952, is a retired Indian Administrative Service officer from the 1995 batch, Madhya Pradesh cadre. A graduate by education, he served in various capacities including Secretary, Additional Secretary, Deputy Secretary, District Collector, and Additional Collector. His most recent appointment was as Secretary at Madhya Pradesh from June 14, 2011, to August 31, 2012. He was associated with the State Election Commission during his service. Throughout his career, Jain held multiple administrative roles contributing to the governance of Madhya Pradesh.

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