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20 IPS officers transferred to different states

| Thursday | 18th July, 2019

New Delhi: In a major reshuffle as many as 20 Arunachal Pradesh, Goa and Mizoram Union Territories (AGMUT) cadre IPS officers transferred to different states. 2003 batch IPS officer RA Sanjeev was transferred from Delhi to Mizoram whereas 1992 batch IPS officer Sunil Garg has been transferred to Delhi from Arunachal Pradesh. Rohit Meena and Jitender Kumar Meena, both 2012 batch IPS officers, have been transferred from Arunachal Pradesh to Delhi. Ravindra Singh Yadav (1995 batch IPS officer) was transferred to Arunachal Pradesh from Delhi. Fulzele Piyush Nirakar (2015 batch IPS) and Bharat Reddy Bommareddy (2015 batch IPS) were transferred to Arunachal Pradesh from Delhi whereas Shobit D Saksena (2015 batch) was transferred from Delhi to Goa.

New Delhi: In a major reshuffle as many as 20 Arunachal Pradesh, Goa and Mizoram Union Territories (AGMUT) cadre IPS officers transferred to different states. The transfers include senior officers of Delhi Police. According to the MHA order with the approval of the competent authority, the transfer/postings of IPS officers of Joint AGMUT cadre are ordered with immediate effect and until further orders. Madhup K Tiwari (1995 IPS) who was currently posted as Joint Commissioner of Police (Western Range Delhi) was transferred to Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Shalini Singh (1996 batch IPS) has been transferred from Andaman and Nicobar Islands to Delhi. Mahender Nath Tiwari (IPS 2004) has been transferred to Delhi from Mizoram. In past, MN Tiwari served as DCP Outer Delhi. 2003 batch IPS officer RA Sanjeev was transferred from Delhi to Mizoram whereas 1992 batch IPS officer Sunil Garg has been transferred to Delhi from Arunachal Pradesh. Deepak Purohit (2007 batch IPS officer) has been transferred from Delhi to Arunachal Pradesh. Deepak Purohit was currently posted as DCP (PCR). Deepak Yadav (2007 batch IPS) was transferred to Delhi from Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Rohit Meena and Jitender Kumar Meena, both 2012 batch IPS officers, have been transferred from Arunachal Pradesh to Delhi. Ravindra Singh Yadav (1995 batch IPS officer) was transferred to Arunachal Pradesh from Delhi. Vimal Anand Gupta (2001 batch IPS) has been transferred to Delhi from Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Fulzele Piyush Nirakar (2015 batch IPS) and Bharat Reddy Bommareddy (2015 batch IPS) were transferred to Arunachal Pradesh from Delhi whereas Shobit D Saksena (2015 batch) was transferred from Delhi to Goa.

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