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Home / India / Itbp Chief Praveen Kumar To Hold Additional Charge Of Bsf

ITBP chief Praveen Kumar to hold additional charge of BSF

Kumar, a 1993 batch IPS officer, to hold the additional charge till a regular incumbent is named
Tribune News Service
New Delhi, Updated At : 11:54 AM Nov 28, 2025 IST
The Ministry of Home Affairs on Friday issued a formal order to this effect. Photo for representation

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Director General of Indo Tibetan Border Police Praveen Kumar will hold additional charge of Border Security Force once incumbent DG BSF Daljit Singh Chaudhary retires on November 30.

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The Ministry of Home Affairs on Friday issued a formal order to this effect.

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In an office memorandum, government under-secretary Sanjeev Kumar conveyed approval of the competent authority for assignment of additional charge of the post of DG BSF to DG ITBP Praveen Kumar till the appointment of a regular incumbent or until further orders. Praveen Kumar is a 1993 batch IPS officer of West Bengal cadre.

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