Navjot Singh Mahal assumes charge as Mohali SSP

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Updated At : 11:53 AM Oct 05, 2021 IST

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Mohali, October 4

With a motive to make Mohali a crime-free district, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Navjot Singh Mahal today assumed the charge of his office at the District Administrative Complex.

A PPS officer, Mahal was previously posted as the Commandant of 7th Battalion, Punjab Armed Police, Jalandhar, and was also holding the additional charge of the AIG, Special Task Force, Jalandhar. He has also served as the SSP of Hoshiarpur, Jalandhar (Rural) and Khanna. He replaced Satinder Singh, who has been posted as the SSP, Jalandhar (Rural).

Crime prevention and maintaining law and order will be his priority. Asked about any initiatives on his mind, Mahal said the presence of the force would be increased at all major points in the district to control illegal activities. — TNS

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