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Kuldeep Singh Chahal to be new UT SSP

Before joining the IPS, Chahal was an Assistant Sub-Inspector in Chandigarh Police
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Updated At : 04:07 AM Sep 29, 2020 IST

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Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, September 28

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Kuldeep Singh Chahal will be the new Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) of the UT. Chahal, a 2009-batch IPS officer, is presently serving as SSP in the neighbouring district of Mohali. 

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The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet, Department of Personnel and Training, Government of India, on Monday approved the proposal of the Ministry of Home Affairs for inter-cadre deputation of IPS officer Kuldeep Singh Chahal from Punjab cadre to AGMUT Cadre (Chandigarh) for a period of three years. 

Chahal was the senior-most officer among the other two IPS officers, KB Patil and Viveksheel Soni. 

The UT Administrator had sent Soni’s name to the Home Ministry last month from among a panel of three officers. Before joining the IPS, Chahal was an Assistant Sub-Inspector in the Chandigarh Police. 

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