Major Reshuffle in Madhya Pradesh Police: 12 IPS Officers Transferred
Madhya Pradesh government transfers 12 IPS officers, changing police leadership in five districts and reshuffling various roles.
Bhopal, October 29 (Daily Kiran) : The Madhya Pradesh government has enacted a significant reshuffle within its police administration, transferring 12 Indian Police Service (IPS) officers. The home department released a list detailing the changes, which affect police superintendents in five districts. Additionally, various responsibilities within the police headquarters, urban police, and special armed forces have also been reassigned.
As part of this administrative overhaul, the police superintendents of Narmadapuram, Betul, Panna, Harda, and Alirajpur have been replaced. Some officers have been assigned to district police commands, while others will take on roles at the police headquarters and other units.
According to the orders, Deepak Kumar Shukla has been appointed as the new superintendent of police for Narmadapuram, replacing Sai Krishna S. Thota, who will now serve as the Assistant Inspector General at the police headquarters in Bhopal. Deepak Kumar Shukla previously held the position of commander of the 32nd Battalion of the Special Armed Forces in Ujjain.
In Betul, Amit Saxena has taken over from Veerendra Jain as the new police superintendent. Saxena was previously working as the Assistant Inspector General at the police headquarters. Veerendra Jain has been appointed as Deputy Commissioner of Police for the urban police in Bhopal.
The police superintendent position in Panna has seen a change as well, with Savyasachi Saraf replacing Nivedita Naidu. Saraf was previously the Superintendent of Police for Cyber Crime in Indore. Nivedita Naidu has been designated as the commander of the 10th Battalion of the Special Armed Forces in Sagar.
Similarly, Ankit Jaiswal has been appointed as the new police superintendent in Harda, taking over from Shashank. Jaiswal was previously serving as the Superintendent of Police for Railways in Bhopal.
In Alirajpur, Raghuvansh Kumar Singh has also received a new assignment. Samar Verma has been appointed as the new police superintendent in Alirajpur, moving from his previous role as Superintendent of the Economic Offenses Wing in Ujjain. The transfer list also indicates that Raghuvansh Kumar Singh will now serve as Inspector General at the police headquarters.
The reshuffle extends to various units within the Special Armed Forces as well. Abhishek Anand has been transferred from the First Battalion in Indore to become the commander of the 15th Battalion, also in Indore. Meanwhile, Shrutkirti Somvanshi has been appointed as the commander of the Second Battalion stationed in Gwalior, having previously served in another unit of the Special Armed Forces in the same city.
