New Delhi:
Six months before its three -year tenure, the government has abolished the services of KV Subramanian as Executive Director in the International Monetary Fund (IMF), stated by sources on Saturday.
The appointment committee of the cabinet has abolished the services of Mr. Subramanian on April 30, 2025.
The reasons for the exit of Mr. Subramanian have not been officially declared.
Sources said that the government will soon be found to nominate its replacement in the IMF board.
According to sources, Mr. Subramanian is learned to question the IMF dataset, which did not go down well in the multilateral agency corridors.
In addition, sources said, “His latest book, a” alleged “concerns related to the promotion and promotion of” India @ 100 “were raised.
Mr. Subramanian was appointed as Executive Director (India) in the IMF with an impact from November 1, 2022 for a period of three years. Earlier, he served as the Chief Economic Advisor to the government.
The Executive Board of IMF is composed of 25 directors (Executive Directors or ED) selected by member countries or groups from countries.
India is in a four -country constituency, as well as members with Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Bhutan.
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