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Three IGs among 18 police officers transferred in major reshuffle in Punjab

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 02:22 AM Apr 16, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, April 15

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In a major reshuffle, the Punjab Government on Friday ordered transfers and postings of 18 police officers, including three IGs and four DIGs.

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Naunihal Singh has been posted as IG-Personnel in addition to IG-Disaster Management, Arun Kumar Mittal IG-Bureau of Investigation(BOI), Sukhchain Singh IG-Headquarters, Gurpreet Singh Bhullar DIG, Ropar Range in addition to DIG -AGTF, S Boopathi DIG Jalandhar Range, Rahul S DIG Administration, Jagdale Nilambri DIG Cyber Crime, Patil Ketan AIG-Training, Gaurav Garg AIG -BOI, Akhil Chaudhary AIG-Personnel-III, Amneet Kondal AIG Counter Intelligence, Kanwardeep Kaur AIG Personnel-II, Deepak Parek AIG Personnel-I, Sachin Gupta AIG-Intelligence, Varun Kumar AIG– Intelligence, Satinder Singh Commandant ISCTC, Narinder Bhargav AIG Crime-BOI Ludhiana and Harkamalpreet Singh Khak Commandant 7th Battalion, PAP Jalandhar.

 

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