Haryana Govt debars state IPS officer from Central deputation for 5 years

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Updated At : 11:40 AM Aug 19, 2023 IST

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New Delhi, August 18

The Ministry of Home Affairs has debarred Haryana cadre Indian Police Service officer Abhishek Jorwal from Central deputation for a period of five years. According to an official document, Jorwal, a 2011 batch Haryana cadre IPS officer, has also been debarred from being considered for foreign assignments or consultancies abroad during the period of debarment.

A notice to Chief Secretary Haryana from the Ministry of Home Affairs conveyed the order.

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