Who appoints the Chief Secretary in the state
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The Chief Secretary of the state is appointed by the Chief Minister, though the Government Order is issued in the name of the Governor. The real choice is made by C M. The Chief Secretary has to be selected out of the senior most IAS officers in the cadre. Traditionally it should have been the senior most officer but lately it is not the senior most but one of the senior most officers approved by CM. Running government is a teamwork. The C M and the Chief Secretary have to form a team hence a harmonious relationship is required between them. Thus C M like to choose a Chief Secretary with whom he can get along and have a tension free relationship, a good understanding and generally have a common view point about issues.
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