"in post" or "holds post"?

[muruga_raj]

Do you say "Today, X remains to be in post"? I tend to write "Today, X remains to hold the post". Suggestions please.

[LisaMc]

Could we get a little more context? Neither of these sounds good to me.

[editer]

Right, we're mostly USians here; Indian English is an unfamiliar beast. Not sure you'll get any useful advice.

[Phillip Blanchard]

Do we mean "has the job"?

[Blue Light Art]

"Continues" rather than "remains"

[mbrooky]

Thanks for joining Murjee!

And remember, nimrod is a high compliment in the US of A.

Dangling participles is a good thing.

And we always preface an elected leader's name with the word "Gutless."
It's just a thing we love to do. They love it, too!

[Powderhorn]

Is that really necessary?

[Mike O'Connell]

X continues to hold the post of Y.

OR

X continues in the post of Y.