MP Police officer who took action against Amazon in marijuana smuggling case transferred

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Updated At : 06:59 PM Dec 02, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, December 2

Madhya Pradesh government on Wednesday transferred 13 IPS officers. Among those transferred were Manoj Kumar Singh, who took action against e-commerce company Amazon in Bhind district in the marijuana supply case.

Shailendra Singh Chauhan has been given the command of Bhind.

Sharing the list, Confederation of All India Traders’ Secretary General Praveen Khandelwal said, “It shows how the government’s working under pressure of Amazon on MP government.”

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