A minor reshuffle has taken place within the IPS ranks in Karnataka, with seven officers being assigned new roles. The updated postings are as follows: These appointments reflect the state’s ongoing efforts to strengthen law enforcement and improve public safety.
Four IPS officers assigned new roles in Chhattisgarh
Monika appointed Deputy Secretary, Department of Rural Development
Three IPS Officers transferred in Tripura
2 IPS have been transferred in Tamil Nadu
Two IPS officers have been transferred in Tamil Nadu. Mrs. Anisa Hussain has been appointed as Inspector General (IG) of the Special Investigation Division, Crime Branch (CB), CID, Chennai. Meanwhile, S Sarvesh Pal has taken up the role of Superintendent of Police (SP) at the State Police Master Control Room, Chennai.
Nitin Agrawal appointed as Kerala’s Road Safety Commissioner
Nitin Agrawal, a 1989 batch Indian Police Service (IPS) officer of the Kerala cadre, has returned from central deputation to take up the post of Road Safety Commissioner. This ex-cadre position, created at the Director General of Police (DGP) level, highlights Agrawal’s expertise in road safety and his long-standing service in the police force.
Two IPS Officers Reassigned in Chhattisgarh
Minor IPS Reshuffle in Madhya Pradesh
In a recent reshuffle of IPS officers in Madhya Pradesh, several key appointments were made. Deepak Kumar Shukla has been named SP of Sehore, while Mayank Awasthi takes on the role of AIG at PHQ. Manohar Singh Mandloi has been appointed SP of Tikamgarh, and Rohit Kashwani will now serve as SP of Vidisha. Additionally, […]