IPS officer relieved from state cadre

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Updated At : 06:57 AM Aug 06, 2024 IST

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Shimla, August 5

The Himachal Pradesh Government has relieved 2018-batch IPS officer Shristi Pandey from the state cadre with immediate effect. A notification regarding Chief Secretary Prabodh Saxena’s order was issued here today.

As per the orders, Shristi was directed to join duty in the new cadre under intimation to all quarters. She had earlier served as SP in Kinnaur district. She was recently transferred to the post of SP (Leave Reserve) at the police headquarters, Shimla.

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