DGP promotes 28 sub-inspectors

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Updated At : 12:38 PM Jun 15, 2020 IST

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Jammu, June 14

Director General of Police Dilbag Singh has ordered the promotion of 28 sub-inspectors to the rank of the Inspector, J&K Police, Telecom wing.

The DGP has congratulated the promoted officers and their families and has stressed rededicating themselves to public service with more zeal and dedication.

Those promoted include Gurpreet Singh, Shivender Singh, Avineet Sharma, Saadut Ali, Sunny Sharma, Ankush Sharma, Aadil Shafi Najar, Harinder Jeet Singh, Karamdeep Singh, Naseer Hussain, Samerjeet Singh, Raghuraj Singh, Gul Adil, Shamasul Zahoor, Abdul Aleem, Vikram Singh Choudhary, Ather Muzaffar Masoodi, Irfan Nazeer, Basharat Ahmad Sheikh, Muneem Parvez, Siddharath Mahajan, Parmeet Singh, Rustam Rasheed, Zakir Hussain, Ghulam Hassan, Ghulam Mohammad, Om Prakash and Rajinder Kumar.

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