Odisha Secretariat Auditors’ Service Association Elects New Executive Body for Two-Year Term
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Bhubaneswar: The Odisha Secretariat Auditors’ Service Association has elected a new team of office-bearers for the next two years, marking a new chapter in the organisation’s efforts towards strengthening its activities, promoting members’ interests and ensuring the welfare of its constituents.

In the newly constituted executive body, Irakan Bara has been elected President, while Subrat Satapathy will serve as Vice-President. Bhagirathi Nayak has been entrusted with the responsibility of General Secretary, and Bidyutlata Maharana has been elected Secretary.
The other members elected to key positions include Anand Kumar Soreng as Joint Secretary, Suresh Kumar Nag and Sunil Hembram as Assistant Secretaries, and Maheswar Behera as Cultural Secretary. Niranjan Sahu has been elected Auditor, while Aravinda Mahapatra will take charge as Treasurer.
The newly elected team is expected to work collectively for the overall development of the association, safeguard the professional interests of its members and strengthen unity among employees. The office-bearers will hold their respective positions for a period of two years.
The election was organised under the supervision of a designated election team to ensure a smooth, impartial and transparent voting process. Kalyan Krutibas Mishra served as the Chief Election Officer, assisted by Joint Election Officers Jiban Kumar Rout and Sushree Gyata Mishra.

Debadatta Mallik performed the duties of Presiding Officer, while Fakir Mohan Kisan served as Polling Officer. Santosh Mallik, Jitendra Khuntia and Subhranshu Sekhar Dash assisted in conducting the polling process as Assistant Polling Officers.
Despite unfavourable weather conditions, members demonstrated remarkable enthusiasm and commitment towards the association’s democratic functioning. Nearly all members participated in the election and exercised their voting rights, resulting in an almost 100 per cent voter turnout.

Following the completion of the election, the oath-taking ceremony of the newly elected office-bearers was organised at the Conference Hall of the Finance Department. The elected representatives formally assumed their responsibilities with a commitment to work for the association’s progress and the collective interests of its members.
The overwhelming participation of members was seen as a reflection of their faith in the democratic process and their active involvement in the affairs of the organisation.
With the new leadership taking charge, expectations are high that the association will continue to move forward through collective
