Three DSPs transferred in administrative reshuffle

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, Updated At : 08:45 AM Nov 16, 2025 IST

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The Chandigarh Police Department has ordered a reshuffle of three deputy superintendents of police (DSPs), with immediate effect.

The transfer order was issued by the Office of the Superintendent of Police and Police Establishment Board (PEB).

According to the notification, DSP Uday Pal Singh, who was serving as SDPO (Central), has been moved to the traffic wing.

DSP Gurjeet Kaur has been transferred from the traffic wing to take charge as SDPO (South).

Meanwhile, DSP Dalbir Singh, previously posted in the CID wing, has been shifted as SDPO (Central) and assigned an additional charge of the DSP, CID.

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