Gaurav Singh’s appointment as Superintendent of Police in the CBI. He is a 2012 batch IPS officer of the Maharashtra cadre. He has previously served as the Superintendent of Police of Palghar district in Maharashtra. He was sent on compulsory leave in May 2020 following the lynching of three sadhus in Palghar. He was reinstated in October 2020 and posted as the Superintendent of the Maharashtra Police Academy in Nashik.
Gaurav Singh is a highly decorated officer. He has received the President’s Police Medal for Gallantry and the Police Medal for Meritorious Service. He is known for his commitment to duty and his dedication to the cause of justice.
His appointment to the CBI is a recognition of his skills and abilities. He is expected to make a significant contribution to the agency’s work.
Here are some of the details of Gaurav Singh’s career:
2012: Joined the Indian Police Service as a 2012 batch IPS officer of the Maharashtra cadre.
2013-2015: Served as Assistant Superintendent of Police in Amravati district, Maharashtra.
2015-2017: Served as Deputy Superintendent of Police in Nagpur district, Maharashtra.
2017-2018: Served as Superintendent of Police in Nandurbar district, Maharashtra.
2018-2019: Served as Superintendent of Police in Palghar district, Maharashtra.
2020: Sent on compulsory leave following the lynching of three sadhus in Palghar.
2020: Reinstated and posted as Superintendent of the Maharashtra Police Academy in Nashik.
2023: Appointed as Superintendent of Police in the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).
