Former Islamabad AC Aneel Saeed Transferred for CDA Posting
The BS-18 officer of the 46th Common previously served in Islamabad, worked with the Additional Chief Secretary Punjab and Head the post of Additional Deputy Commissioner General in Attock.
ISLAMABAD: October 20: The federal government has transferred Aneel Saeed, a BS-18 officer of the Pakistan Administrative Service, from the Punjab government for further posting in the Capital Development Authority on deputation.
According to the Establishment Division notification issued on October 20, his services have been placed at the disposal of the Interior and Narcotics Control Division with immediate effect and until further orders.
Saeed’s transfer marks his return to Islamabad, where he previously served as an assistant commissioner and worked on price control, public health inspections, enforcement operations and emergency response.
Earlier Service in Islamabad
Saeed joined the Islamabad administration in 2020 and served as Assistant Commissioner Secretariat. His work brought him into regular contact with residents, traders and government departments across the Secretariat subdivision, including Bhara Kahu and adjoining areas.
Saeed also coordinated with CDA and police during enforcement operations, including action against encroachments in Malpur.
In July 2022, he supervised a joint rescue operation after four children became stranded in Korang Nullah. Teams from the Islamabad administration, CDA and Pakistan Navy took part in bringing the children to safety.
His environmental enforcement work included a joint operation with CDA’s Fisheries Department at Rawal Dam in October 2022, during which 11 motorboats were seized following complaints about water contamination.
Assignments in Punjab and Attock
After his Islamabad service, Saeed worked as Staff Officer to the Additional Chief Secretary Punjab before serving as Additional Deputy Commissioner General in Attock.
In Attock, his assignments included coordination on public transport, sanitation, public welfare and district administration.
He chaired meetings on preparations for the district’s electric bus service, reviewing proposed routes, bus stops, terminal facilities and arrangements for passengers. The discussions also covered traffic management, road safety and improvements to public transport facilities.
He worked on the implementation of the Suthra Punjab sanitation programme and participated in welfare activities, including the distribution of wheelchairs and assistive devices to persons with disabilities.
From Teaching to Civil Service
Saeed is a business graduate and worked as a university lecturer before entering civil service. He qualified the CSS examination in 2017 and belongs to the 46th Common Training Programme of the Pakistan Administrative Service.
His career includes teaching, field administration in Islamabad, a provincial secretariat assignment in Punjab and district administration in Attock.
