Rejig in Chandigarh Police Department

DSPs Dilsher Singh Chandel, Gurmukh Singh transferred; Sita Devi handed additional charge of DSP (PCR)

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Updated At : 10:07 PM Sep 18, 2020 IST

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Chandigarh, September 18

The UT police on Friday transferred two DSPs.

Dilsher Singh Chandel, presently DSP (East), has been transferred and posted as DSP (Communication).

Chandel will be replaced by Gurmukh Singh as DSP (East). The latter is currently working as DSP (PCR).

DSP, Training and Recruitment, Sita Devi has been given the additional charge of DSP (PCR).

Meanwhile, 2018 batch IPS Shruti Arora on her arrival in Chandigarh will be posted as DSP (South). She is coming to the city on deputation.

The transfer orders were issued by SP Manoj Kumar Meena.

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