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    District-Level Changes: Rajasthan Transfers Impact Key Law Enforcement

    Jaipur, March 14 – The Rajasthan government abruptly replaced the Superintendents of Police (SPs) of 22 districts late Friday night. This included the 22 SPs, the Rajasthan government transferred a total of 64 officers from the Indian Police Service (IPS).Among these, 9 officers who were...
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    West Bengal Administrative Changes Following President's Visit

    Kolkata, March 13 Amid reports that the Union home ministry may seek the services of Siliguri police commissioner C Sudhakar and Darjeeling DM Manish Mishra on central deputation following the controversy over President Droupadi Murmu's recent visit to North Bengal, the state government on...
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    Jammu & Kashmir: Key Officers Transferred in New Administrative Changes

    The government of Jammu and Kashmir ordered a major administrative reshuffle on Tuesday, transferring and appointing 22 officers across the Union Territory. The changes were announced by the General Administration Department and include 20 IAS and two JKAS officers.Among the key appointments...
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    Bengal Govt Transfers Officers Ahead of Assembly Polls

    Kolkata, February 19 The West Bengal government on Thursday transferred four IPS officers, including three Superintendents of Police (SPs), in a fresh administrative reshuffle ahead of the upcoming Assembly elections.According to a notification, Alipurduar SP Umesh Ganpat Khandbahale has been...
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    Government Transfers Officers in Politically Sensitive Bengal Districts

    Kolkata, February 19 – Ahead of the upcoming state assembly elections, the West Bengal government carried out another reshuffle in the state police administration on Thursday, transferring four IPS officers holding key positions in politically sensitive districts.A notification issued by the...
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    Sinha Attacks Centre, EC Over Voter List Deletions in West Bengal

    Patna, February 17 – Trinamool Congress MP Shatrughan Sinha, popularly known as "Shotgun," launched a scathing attack on the Central government and the Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday over the recent administrative reshuffle in West Bengal and the alleged deletion of millions of...
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