In a significant administrative move, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has announced a large-scale reshuffle within the Delhi Police, involving the transfer and posting of 38 senior officers. The reshuffle affects 24 officers from the Indian Police Service (IPS) and 14 from the Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands Police Service (DANIPS).
Among the key changes, 1995-batch IPS officer David Lalrinsanga has been appointed as Commissioner of Police/Special Protection & Women and Child Safety (CP/SPWAC) and SUPUNER.
Key Highlights of the Reshuffle:
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Total Officers Transferred: 38
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IPS Officers: 24
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DANIPS Officers: 14
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Objective: To improve operational efficiency and leadership within the Delhi Police.
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Focus: Enhancing response mechanisms to security challenges and boosting administrative effectiveness.
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Context: This reshuffle is part of a broader MHA initiative to reform and strengthen police governance across the country.
The complete list of officer transfers is available in the official release dated May 28.
This strategic reshuffle is expected to bring in fresh leadership and reinforce the administrative structure of the Delhi Police, aligning with national goals for better law enforcement and public service.
