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SHOs among 11 officials shifted in Mohali district

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Updated At : 12:18 PM May 25, 2021 IST

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Mohali, May 24

The Mohali police today shuffled 11 officials, including SHOs of various police stations, in the district with immediate effect.

SI Amandeep Kaur, earlier posted at the Phase 1 police station, has been posted as the Airport SHO. Dera Bassi SHO Satinder Singh has been transferred to the Mullanpur police station, while Himmat Singh has been posted as the Gharuan police in-charge. SI Jatin Kapoor took charge of the Dera Bassi police station. Rajpal Singh will be the in-charge at the Balongi police station.

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SI Bhinder Singh will take over as the SHO of the Lalru police station. SI Simranjit Singh has been posted as the SHO of the City Kurali police station.

Four SHOs – Sukhbir Singh (Lalru), Shamsher Singh (Gharuan), Yogesh Kumar (Mullanpur) and Narpinder Singh (City Kurali) – have been posted at the District Police Office.

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