Ferozepur SSP among 7 IPS and 2 PPS officers transferred in Punjab

Tribune News Service Chandigarh, January 8 The Punjab government on Saturday transferred seven IPS officers and two PPS officers. Ferozepur SSP Harmandeep Singh Hans is among those transferred. The Ferozepur police is in the eye of a controversy over the...

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Updated At : 08:56 PM Jan 08, 2022 IST

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, January 8

The Punjab government on Saturday transferred seven IPS officers and two PPS officers.

Ferozepur SSP Harmandeep Singh Hans is among those transferred.

The Ferozepur police is in the eye of a controversy over the alleged security breach of Prime Minister Narendra Modi two days ago.

Narendra Bhargava has been posted as Ferozepur SSP.

In other postings, the Punjab government withdrew additional charge from zonal commissioners.

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