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Jammu, August 13
Seven inspectors were transferred by the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), Shakti Pathak, in Samba district with immediate effect.
Inspector Suder Sagotra has been transferred from District Police Lines (DPL), Samba, and posted as Station House Officer (SHO) Gagwal. Inspector Dharhan Singh was transferred from Bari Brahmana and posted as SHO Ramghar, Inspector Rajesh Jasrotia transferred from DPL and posted as SHO Bari Brahmana, Inspector Manraj Singh transferred from police station Parmandal and posted in DPL Samba.
Meanwhile, Inspector Rajeev Kumar transferred from DPL and posted as SHO Parmandal, Inspector Sushil Kumar transferred from Gagwal to DPL Samba and Inspector Vikram Singh has been transferred from Ramgarh to DPL Samba.
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