Arsh Verma new SP of Charkhi Dadri

Tribune News Service

Hisar, Updated At : 07:00 AM Nov 06, 2024 IST

A 2017 batch IPS officer, Arsh Verma, who was transferred from Mahendragarh district, took over as Superintendent of Police in Charkhi Dadri on Monday.

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A 2017 batch IPS officer, Arsh Verma, who was transferred from Mahendragarh district, took over as Superintendent of Police in Charkhi Dadri on Monday. Verma held a meeting witht the DSPs, station in-charges and outpost in-charges soon after taking charge. During this, he sought information about their area from station/outpost in-charges and gave instructions regarding the security of the district and directed them to make special security arrangements. The SP said every effort would be made to make the district drug-free and crime-free. Serious work will be done to prevent cybercrimes and more and more common citizens would be made aware about the ill-effects of cybercrimes, he said.

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