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The Gujarat government on Wednesday night effected a major reshuffle in police administration transferring 23 senior Indian Police Service officials, including the Chief of the Anti-Corruption Bureau and District Superintendent of Police, Godhra.
Anti-Corruption Bureau Director R N Bhattacharya has been made Inspector General of Jails, while K S Chaturvedi, Commandant General of Home Guards, will now become Additional Director General of Police, Computer-cum-State Crime Record Bureau, an official release said in Gandhinagar.
Raju Bhargav, District Superintendent of Police, Godhra, has been posted as DSP Dangs, while Narsimha Komar, Valsad District Superintendent of Police, replaces Bhargav.
V J Gautam, Deputy Police Commissioner (North), Vadodara city, becomes the Commandant, State Reserve Police, Group-7, Nadiad. S Banerjee, Inspector General Jails, would replace Bhattacharya, while O P Mathur, Special Inspector General, has been posted as Commissioner, Communications.
R M S Brar, Special Inspector General, Jails, would now take over as the new Commissioner of Prohibition. S K Sinha, Special Inspector General of Police, Border range Kutch, has been posted as Rajkot Police Commissioner in place of Upendra Singh who has been made Special Inspector, Jails.
P K Jha, Superintendent, motor transport, Gandhinagar, takes over as new DIG, Border range, Kutch and A K Pandya, Deputy Police Commissioner (North) Surat city has been appointed in his place.
Atul Karwal, who returned from deputation to the Centre, is Commandant State Reserve Police, 13 Group, Rajkot.
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