Sadar SHO transferred, reinstated within hours

Tarn Taran, July 29 In a dramatic development, the higher police authorities issued the transfer orders of Sub Inspector (SI) Baljit Kaur, the SHO of the Sadar police station here, on Tuesday night and then cancelled these the same night....

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:25 PM Jul 30, 2020 IST

Tarn Taran, July 29

In a dramatic development, the higher police authorities issued the transfer orders of Sub Inspector (SI) Baljit Kaur, the SHO of the Sadar police station here, on Tuesday night and then cancelled these the same night.

SHO Baljit Kaur was replaced with Inspector Manoj Kumar from Civil Lines who has served as SHO of the Sadar police station multiple times in the past over years. Baljit Kaur was transferred as SHO, Chabal.

On the orders of the higher police officials, Inspector Manoj Kumar reached the Sadar police station around 9.30 am on Wednesday to take charge. However, he was told by SI Baljit Kaur that the transfer orders had been cancelled.

Inspector Kumar said the higher police officials were duly empowered to issue or cancel transfer orders. — OC

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