IPS Officer Anurag Sujaniya's Resignation Accepted By MP DGP, Sent To Home Department For Further Action In Bhopal
Madhya Pradesh DGP has accepted IPS officer Anurag Sujaniya's resignation and forwarded it to the home department for further processing. Sujaniya resigned on Tuesday, citing personal reasons, days after his removal as Sagar SP on October 27. The recommendation will reach the chief secretary before final orders from the Chief Minister.

IPS Officer Anurag Sujaniya's Resignation Accepted By MP DGP, Sent To Home Department For Further Action In Bhopal | Representative image
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The Director General of Police (DGP) has accepted the resignation of IPS officer Anurag Sujaniya and forwarded it to the home department for further action.
Sujaniya submitted his resignation on Tuesday, citing personal reasons, days after being removed as Sagar superintendent of police and transferred to police headquarters as AIG.
The Director General of Police (DGP) has accepted the resignation of IPS officer Anurag Sujaniya and forwarded it to the Home Department for further action. Sujaniya resigned on Tuesday, citing personal reasons.
The department will present the recommendation to the state's chief secretary, following which it will be placed before the Chief Minister for final orders.
The state government removed Sujaniya from the post of superintendent of police, Sagar, on Oct 27 and transferred him to police headquarters as AIG.
ALSO READ
RECENT STORIES
-
Mumbai: Western Railway To Use Ticket Checkers’ Body Cam Footage As Court Evidence After Assaults... -
Mumbai Healthcare Update: 4 BMC Hospitals To Get 3-Tesla MRI Services After 7-Year Delay; Testing... -
IPS Officer Anurag Sujaniya's Resignation Accepted By MP DGP, Sent To Home Department For Further... -
Mumbai: BMC-Run V N Desai Hospital In Santacruz East To Suspend Full Operations For 90 Days After... -
Mumbai OC Amnesty Scheme Faces Hurdles: Tardeo's Willington Heights Residents Unable To Apply, Only...
