Gurugram police suspend 14 Investigating Officers

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Updated At : 11:57 AM Oct 28, 2023 IST

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Gurugram, October 27

The Gurugram police, following the direction of Home Minister Anil Vij, today suspended 14 Investigation Officers (IOs) posted in different police stations and a crime unit.

Vij had taken cognisance of the delay in investigation of cases by over a year. A list of 367 such IOs was prepared from across Haryana. He issued orders, recommending their suspension.

A total of 60 policemen from Gurugram district were on the list. After an inquiry, Deepak Gahlawat, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Headquarters), suspended 14 IOs last evening. A senior police officer said the remaining policemen would also be punished.

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