Four J&K police officers shifted

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Updated At : 12:25 PM Jun 25, 2020 IST

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Jammu, June 24

The Jammu and Kashmir administration today ordered the transfers and postings of four police officers.

According to an order issued by the Home Department, Sheikh Junaid Mehmood, SSP, CID (HQs), J&K, has been transferred and posted as SSP, APCR, Kashmir, vice Altaf Ahmad Khan.

Altaf Ahmad Khan, SSP, APCR, Kashmir, has been transferred and posted as SSP, CID (CI), Kashmir, vice Wasim Qadri.

Mohammad Aslam, awaiting orders of posting in the Police Headquarters, has been posted as SSP, CID (HQs), J&K, vice Sheikh Junaid Mehmood. Wasim Qadri, SP, CID (CI), Kashmir, has been transferred and posted as Commandant, 11th Battalion, JKAP, against an available vacancy. — TNS

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