Cops on deputation in Chandigarh get postings

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Updated At : 12:59 PM Sep 28, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, September 27

An AGMUT cadre IPS officer and two DANIPS cadre DSPs, who had recently joined the UT police on deputation, were given postings today.

As per the order, ASP Mridul will look after the charge of Operation Cell, DSP Rajnish has been posted as DSP (Crime and Headquarters) and DSP Niyati Mittal has been given the charge of DSP, EOW and Security (Headquarters).

DSP Amrao Singh, who was earlier posted as DSP Security (Headquarters) has now been transferred to Woman and Child Support Unit.

Meanwhile, Rashmi Sharma Yadav, who is at present DSP, Cyber Crime Investigation Cell (CCIC), has been given the additional responsibility of all IT projects of the Police Department.

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