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Rajasthan transfers 14 IPS officers, 15 RAS officers

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Jaipur, Oct 3 (PTI) The Rajasthan government on Saturday transferred 14 IPS officers, including four district superintendents of police and 15 Rajasthan Administrative Service (RAS) officers, according to separate orders issued by the Department of Personnel.

The SPs of Phalodi, Dausa, Sirohi and Sikar have been changed, while 10 RAS officers have been removed from their current postings and placed under Awaiting Posting Orders (APO) status.

Ajay Singh, a 2009-batch Indian Police Service (IPS) officer, has been appointed Additional Commissioner of police, Law and Order, Jaipur Police Commissionerate. He earlier served as additional commissioner of police-I in the commissionerate.

Rameshwar Singh, also a 2009-batch officer, has been shifted from the post of Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Police, ACB, Jaipur, to Additional Commissioner of Police, Crime, Jaipur.

Vikas Sharma has been transferred from DIG (Personnel), Police Headquarters, to DIG, Special Operations Group (SOG), Jaipur, while Rajeev Pachar has been shifted from Additional Commissioner of police, Law and Order, Jaipur, to DIG (Personnel) at the Police Headquarters.

Manish Agrawal, who was serving as SP (Rules) at the police headquarters, has been appointed SP, CID-CB, Jaipur.

The other IPS officers transferred are Sanjeev Nain, Yogesh Goyal, Satnam Singh, Piyush Dixit, Pushpendra Singh Rathore, Kundan Kanwariya, Praveen Nayak Nunavath and Aditya Kakade.

The government also transferred 15 RAS officers and placed 10 RAS officers under APO status. PTI SDA SMV RHL

This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.

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