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Sandeep takes charge of women police station

Updated At : 01:20 PM Jul 05, 2019 IST

SI Sandeep Kaur

Hoshiarpur, June 4

Sub-inspector Sandeep Kaur took the charge of Hoshiarpur’s women police station again.

She had joined service in 2015 and in June 2018, she was posted as in-charge of the women’s police station, Hoshiarpur. During the LS poll, she was transferred from Hoshiarpur to Women Cell (Rural) Jalandhar. — OC

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