Rajasthan officer among ‘Fame India 25 Outstanding IPS-2020’

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Updated At : 01:46 AM Apr 07, 2020 IST

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Jaipur, April 6

Additional Director General of Police-Crime, Rajasthan, B L Soni has made it to ‘Fame India list of 25 Outstanding IPS-2020’.

In its annual survey released yesterday on police role during COVID-19 epidemic, Fame India said Rajasthan’s Soni is among the 25 outstanding IPS officers who have been selected in the category of ‘Responsible IPS’ officer.

The Fame India Magazine-Asia Post Survey included senior IPS officers up to 1994-batch in the exercise and initially selected 200 officers on the basis of various sources and media reports.

This annual survey of Fame India Magazine-Asia Post has been named as “25 Outstanding IPS 2020”, based on the opinion and ground reports of people from different regions across the country in 25 categories.

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