The Chhattisgarh state power companies’ chairman Shailendra Kumar Shukla tendered his resignation on Monday.
Shukla, in his resignation letter, submitted to the state principal secretary, energy, express his gratitude for having been given a chance to serve as chairman along with the cooperation and guidance of the senior state government officials.
Shukla joined as chairman on January 29, 2019 and was appointed for three years tenure. During his 15-month tenure, as chairman, he said, he made all efforts to streamline the working of the power companies along with implementing all the existing works on time.
“Now, a better and able officer should take up the responsibility,” Shukla said in his resignation letter, adding that he was ready to serve in any other capacity as per the responsibility handed over to him by the state government.
Vijay Mishra, additional general manager (public relations), Chhattisgarh State Power Holding Company Limited, confirmed the news, saying that Shukla has tendered the resignation letter at the state secretariat in Nava Raipur.