Madhya Pradesh: 10 Police Officers Relieved On PHQ Orders; Failure To Join May Lead To Disciplinary Action

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The state government has ordered the immediate relieving of 10 police officers, as they continued working at their previous postings despite being transferred, officials said on Monday.

On March 6, the state government issued transfer orders for several officers of ASP and DSP ranks, including both IPS and SPS officers. However, the Police Headquarters (PHQ) did not receive updates on their relieving orders.

Following this lapse, the Special Director General of Police (Administration) issued one-sided relieving orders.

The officers and their new postings are as follows:

ASP Pardeshipur, Indore Narendra Rawat (IPS) has been transferred as ASP, Khargone district.

ASP, Indore Karandeep Singh (IPS) has been appointed as SDOP, Baihar, Balaghat.

Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police, Indore Rashmi Mishra has been appointed as ACP, Bhopal.

ADCP, Indore Praveen Bhuria has been appointed as ASP, Sheopur district.

Deputy Commandant, 24th SAF, Jaora, Ratlam Vishal Singh has been appointed as Deputy Commandant, 15th SAF, Indore.

Deputy Commandant, 26th SAF, Guna Parvez Anwar has been appointed as Deputy Commandant, 2nd SAF, Gwalior.

ASP, Khargone district Manohar Singh Baria has been appointed as Deputy Commandant, 24th SAF.

ASP, Ujjain Zone Chanchal Nagar has been appointed as ASP, Anti-Naxal Operations, Balaghat.

Deputy Commandant, 36th Indian Reserve Force, SAF Balaghat Manoj Karweti has been appointed as Deputy Commandant, 13th SAF, Gwalior.

These officers have been instructed to report to their new postings immediately. Failure to do so may result in disciplinary action.