Narwal takes over as Police Commissioner

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 10:32 AM Aug 18, 2024 IST

CP Om Prakash Narwal

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Faridabad, August 17

Om Prakash Narwal assumed charge as Faridabad’s Commissioner of Police (CP) on Saturday. He took charge from the outgoing CP Rakesh Kumar Arya, who will join as the IGP of Administration and, Law and Order.

Narwal was accorded a guard of honour by the district police at the CP office this morning. Abhishek Jorwal, DCP (Headquarters), along with DCP (Crime) Hemendra Kumar Meena, DCP Jasleen Kaur, DCP (NIT) Kuldeep Singh, Ballabgarh DCP Anil Kumar and DCP (Traffic) Usha, welcomed the new Commissioner of Police.

Narwal said his priority as the CP was to maintain a law and order, besides ensuring resolution of issues faced by the people.

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