#Director General of Police (DGP)

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Nalin Prabhat set to become new Director General of J&K Police

SRINAGAR — Nalin Prabhat, an Indian Police Service (IPS) officer of 1992 batch of Andhra Pradesh cadre, is set to become the new DGP of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) while the present DGP, R.R. Swain will get a special assignment after his retirement on September 30 this year. Top sources told IANS that Nalin Prabhat, an IPS officer of 1992 Andhra Pradesh cadre, currently the Director- General (DG) of…

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Haryana CM reviews law and order. crime situation

  While instructing the top brass to take even stricter actions against organized crime, Mr.Manohar Lal asserted that creating a safe environment for people in Haryana is the key priority for the state government. “Crime and criminal incidents should be curbed at all costs so that a friendly environment is maintained. The state should achieve the distinction of peaceful and no-crime state by…

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Full-scale Pre-poll Preparations Underway as ECI Team Plans Visit to State from October 3

Preparations for the upcoming Assembly elections in the state are in full swing, as the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Vikas Raj announced that a team from the Election Commission of India (ECI) is scheduled to visit the state from October 3. During this three-day tour, the ECI team will engage with various stakeholders, assess the state's poll preparedness, and interact with voters.

Speaking at the inauguration of the media center at BRKR Bhavan, Vikas Raj stated that the ECI team would hold meetings with the CEO's office, political parties, chief secretary, director general of police (DGP), district collectors, district police officials, and other key stakeholders. More than 20 agencies, including both Central and State entities, have been identified for the implementation of the model code of conduct, and a meeting with these agencies is scheduled.

The CEO also provided updates on electoral rolls, stating that almost 15 lakh additions have been made since January 2023, and around 3.38 lakh voter names were removed during the Special Summary Revision of Rolls. The upcoming elections will witness the participation of nearly 6.99 lakh new voters, with efforts underway to encourage the enrollment of more women voters through active campaigns.

Once the final electoral rolls are published early next month, the focus will shift to the districts, involving tasks such as appointing presiding officers and polling officers, identifying strongrooms, and preparing polling stations. Officials will undergo training to ensure the smooth conduct of the elections.

Vikas Raj emphasized that the electoral rolls are currently robust, addressing complaints of bogus votes made by some political leaders. He assured a thorough investigation into each complaint, with details to be shared with complainants and representatives of all political parties.

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PM Modi’s Odisha visit for DGP conference: ‘No flying zone’ declared around event venues

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be on a three-day visit to Odisha from November 29 to December 1. He along with Union Home Minister Amit Shah will be in Bhubaneswar to attend the three-day Director General of Police (DGP) conference in Bhubaneswar. The conference will be held at the convention hall of Odisha Lok Seva Bhawan. PM Modi and Shah will reach Bhubaneswar on Friday afternoon. Elaborate…

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The UPSC selection committee convened on Thursday in Delhi to discuss the appointment of a new Director General of Police (DGP) for Madhya Pradesh. Among the top contenders is IPS officer Kailash Makwana, who is widely regarded as the leading candidate. The current DGP, Sudhir Saxena, is set to retire on November 30, prompting the search for his successor. Kailash Makwana, DG Home Guard Arvind Kumar, and EOW DG Ajay Sharma are the three shortlisted candidates for the role. . . Follow me for more . Like this post .

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Rashmi Shukla Reappointed As Maharashtra DGP After Mahayuti Win

Rashmi Shukla has been reappointed as Maharashtra Director General of Police (DGP) two days after Mahayuti win in the assembly polls.  The Election Commission earlier this month transferred Maharashtra DGP Rashmi Shukla with immediate effect on November 4. The EC had shifted Shukla temporarily after Congress alleged that she showed a clear bias against the opposition, pointing out that she was…

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Haryana Police Enhances Capacity with 27 New Dogs in Squad, Total Now 63

Chandigarh, November 6: Moving forward in capacity building and crime control, Haryana Police has made significant strides by expanding its dog squad under the guidance of Director General of Police (DGP) Shatrujeet Kapur. The squad’s strength has been increased from 36 to 63 trained dogs, each equipped with advanced training to aid in solving crimes and catching criminals. From January to…

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Mumbai, 4th Nov. Two weeks ahead of Maharashtra’s Assembly elections, the Election Commission has ordered the transfer of the state’s Director General of Police (DGP), Rashmi Shukla, amidst allegations of bias towards the ruling Mahayuti alliance. Sources indicate that the Commission’s decision follows claims from the Opposition, particularly the Congress, asserting that Shukla’s presence in her current role could compromise the fairness of the electoral process. The poll body directed Chief Secretary Sujata Saunik to immediately transfer Ms. Shukla’s responsibilities to the next seniormost IPS officer and to submit a panel of three names by tomorrow for the appointment of a new state police chief. Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar had previously emphasized the importance of impartiality and non-partisanship during election-related meetings, urging officials to conduct their duties in a manner perceived as fair. Opposition parties, including Congress and Shiv Sena (UBT), have consistently accused Ms. Shukla of exhibiting bias. Sanjay Raut, a Rajya Sabha MP and leader of Shiv Sena (UBT), voiced strong allegations against Ms. Shukla, stating, “There are very serious allegations against the state’s Director General of Police. In 2019, during the formation of our government, she was directly working for the Bharatiya Janata Party, tapping all our phones and providing information to Devendra Fadnavis about our plans.” Raut questioned the possibility of conducting fair elections under her leadership, adding, “We have expressed concerns that the reins of elections should not be handed to her. While the Election Commission claims it does not have the authority to transfer her, we question how this is permissible, especially when Jharkhand’s DGP was replaced.” State Congress chief Nana Patole has also called for Ms. Shukla’s removal, writing to the Chief Election Commissioner to express concerns over her “clear bias” against opposition parties. In his letter, Patole noted a surge in political violence against opposition factions over the past few weeks, suggesting a deteriorating law and order situation under Shukla’s oversight. “She has shown a clear bias against the Congress, Shiv Sena (UBT), and NCP(SP), as evidenced by her previous record of illegal phone tapping of opposition leaders while serving as Commissioner of Police in Pune and at the State Intelligence Department,” he stated. Vijay Wadettiwar, the Leader of the Opposition in the Maharashtra Assembly, welcomed the decision to transfer Shukla, stating that it revealed the coalition government’s dishonesty. “What was the compulsion of the alliance government to extend the term of a police officer facing serious charges? This extension aimed to ensure that the assembly elections in Maharashtra are not conducted transparently,” he said in a post on X. Rashmi Shukla, an IPS officer of the 1988 batch, is noted for being the first woman to serve as Maharashtra’s police chief, having previously held the position of Director General of the Sashastra Seema Bal. Maharashtra’s 288 Assembly seats are scheduled to vote on November 20, with the counting of votes taking place on November 23. The post EC Transfers Maharashtra DGP Amid Allegations of Bias Before Assembly Polls appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Mumbai, 4th Nov. Two weeks ahead of Maharashtra’s Assembly elections, the Election Commission has ordered the transfer of the state’s Director General of Police (DGP), Rashmi Shukla, amidst allegations of bias towards the ruling Mahayuti alliance. Sources indicate that the Commission’s decision follows claims from the Opposition, particularly the Congress, asserting that Shukla’s presence in her current role could compromise the fairness of the electoral process. The poll body directed Chief Secretary Sujata Saunik to immediately transfer Ms. Shukla’s responsibilities to the next seniormost IPS officer and to submit a panel of three names by tomorrow for the appointment of a new state police chief. Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar had previously emphasized the importance of impartiality and non-partisanship during election-related meetings, urging officials to conduct their duties in a manner perceived as fair. Opposition parties, including Congress and Shiv Sena (UBT), have consistently accused Ms. Shukla of exhibiting bias. Sanjay Raut, a Rajya Sabha MP and leader of Shiv Sena (UBT), voiced strong allegations against Ms. Shukla, stating, “There are very serious allegations against the state’s Director General of Police. In 2019, during the formation of our government, she was directly working for the Bharatiya Janata Party, tapping all our phones and providing information to Devendra Fadnavis about our plans.” Raut questioned the possibility of conducting fair elections under her leadership, adding, “We have expressed concerns that the reins of elections should not be handed to her. While the Election Commission claims it does not have the authority to transfer her, we question how this is permissible, especially when Jharkhand’s DGP was replaced.” State Congress chief Nana Patole has also called for Ms. Shukla’s removal, writing to the Chief Election Commissioner to express concerns over her “clear bias” against opposition parties. In his letter, Patole noted a surge in political violence against opposition factions over the past few weeks, suggesting a deteriorating law and order situation under Shukla’s oversight. “She has shown a clear bias against the Congress, Shiv Sena (UBT), and NCP(SP), as evidenced by her previous record of illegal phone tapping of opposition leaders while serving as Commissioner of Police in Pune and at the State Intelligence Department,” he stated. Vijay Wadettiwar, the Leader of the Opposition in the Maharashtra Assembly, welcomed the decision to transfer Shukla, stating that it revealed the coalition government’s dishonesty. “What was the compulsion of the alliance government to extend the term of a police officer facing serious charges? This extension aimed to ensure that the assembly elections in Maharashtra are not conducted transparently,” he said in a post on X. Rashmi Shukla, an IPS officer of the 1988 batch, is noted for being the first woman to serve as Maharashtra’s police chief, having previously held the position of Director General of the Sashastra Seema Bal. Maharashtra’s 288 Assembly seats are scheduled to vote on November 20, with the counting of votes taking place on November 23. The post EC Transfers Maharashtra DGP Amid Allegations of Bias Before Assembly Polls appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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J&K political parties slam DGP for accusing them of hobnobbing with militants

SRINAGAR — Mainstream political parties in Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday united in their criticism of Director General of Police (DGP) R R Swain’s recent remark that regional outfits are collaborating with militant leaders for “political gains”. While PDP president Mehbooba Mufti demanded Swain’s dismissal, the National Conference (NC) and the People’s Conference slammed the police chief’s comment…

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Install CCTVs in all rooms of police stations, M.P. High Court tells DGP

Image for representation | Photo Credit: Reuters The Madhya Pradesh High Court has directed the State police to ensure that CCTV cameras with audio recording are installed in each room of all police stations in the next three months. In an order dated October 21, a single Bench of Justice G. S. Ahluwalia, hearing a case of police brutality, issued directions to the Director General of Police…

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PM Modi to be on 3-day Odisha visit to attend Police DG conference

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to participate in a three-day conference of the Directors General of Police (DGPs) from different states, which is to be held in Bhubaneswar starting November 29, Law Minister Prithiviraj Harichandan informed on Monday. PM Modi will arrive in Odisha on November 29 and is scheduled to stay till December 1. The conference will be held at Lok Seva Bhawan…

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Nalin Prabhat Takes Over As 18th DGP Police Of J&K

Nalin Prabhat Takes Over As 18th DGP Police Of J&K Srinagar, October 1:  IPS officer Nalin Prabhat on Tuesday, took over as 18th Director General of Police (DGP) of Jammu and Kashmir at police headquarters in Srinagar and replaced R R Swain. An official told GNS that Mr. Nalin Prabhat was received by senior officers, also top officials were present on the occasion. A 1992 batch IPS officer Mr.…

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Boxer Nikhat Zareen appointed as DSP, submits joining report to DGP

Hyderabad: Indian boxer Nikhat Zareen who was recently appointed as the Deputy Superintendent of Police by the government, reported to Director General of Police, Dr. Jitender here on Wednesday The DGP announced the appointment of the ace boxer with a post on social media platform ‘X’. “We proudly welcome two-time world boxing champion and Olympic athlete, Nikhat Zareen, as she takes on her new…

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Vinay Kumar Chaudhary:A Legacy of Service as The Supercop 

In the heart of the storm, they stand so bold, Guardians of justice, with courage untold. Through shadows of chaos, their duty is clear, Defenders of peace, who hold darkness near… These lines truly justify Mr Chaudhary Vinay Kumar Chaudhary's journey.

The journey from the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) to the Indian Police Service (IPS) and ultimately to the prestigious position of Director General of Police (DGP) is a rare and inspiring narrative. This journey exemplifies dedication, versatility, and a commitment to public service.He raised to the esteemed position of Director General of Police (DGP) in Bihar is a testament to dedication, vision, and unyielding commitment to public service. His career reflects a blend of youthful zeal and seasoned wisdom, shaping him into a revered leader in the realm of law enforcement.

He has established himself as a leading figure in the realm of law enforcement and public safety. His tenure has been marked by an unwavering commitment to improving police effectiveness, fostering community trust, and enhancing inter-agency collaboration.

A Visionary Leader

Vinay Kumar Chaudhary's story began with a clear aspiration to serve and protect his country. From an early age, he demonstrated a profound sense of duty and a passion for justice, qualities that guided him towards a career in the police force. His academic prowess and unwavering determination earned him a huge respect

An IIT graduate who attains the position of DGP has not only navigated the rigorous demands of the civil services but also demonstrated exceptional leadership in handling state-wide policing challenges. Their journey reflects a unique blend of technical expertise

Vinay Kumar Chaudhary’s journey has been profoundly influenced by the presence of his wife, Chitra Shukla. A devoted partner and a pillar of strength, late Chitra ji played a crucial role in supporting and inspiring Chaudhary throughout his career. Her grace, compassion, and dedication to their family were evident in the quiet ways she contributed to his success. Though she is no longer with us, her memory lives on in the values she upheld and the love she shared. Her legacy continues to be a source of inspiration for Mr Chaudhary and those who knew her.

Mr Chaudhary’s leadership is characterized by a proactive approach to modernizing Bihar’s police force. Under his guidance, the police department has embraced advanced technologies and strategies to address the state’s unique challenges. This includes implementing state-of-the-art surveillance systems, improving forensic capabilities, and introducing data-driven policing practices. Chaudhary’s vision extends beyond mere technological upgrades; it encompasses a holistic approach to law enforcement that prioritizes transparency, accountability, and community engagement.

Strengthening Police Cooperation

One of Mr Chaudhary’s key achievements has been the emphasis on building cooperation among various police departments and other state agencies. Recognizing that effective law enforcement requires seamless coordination, he has worked diligently to break down silos within the police force. His efforts include regular inter-departmental meetings, joint training exercises, and collaborative task forces designed to tackle complex issues such as organized crime and terrorism.

Mr Chaudhary’s focus on inter-agency cooperation extends to partnerships with neighboring states and national agencies. This approach not only enhances the ability to address cross-border crimes but also fosters a unified strategy in tackling regional security challenges. His leadership has been instrumental in creating a more integrated and responsive law enforcement network in Bihar.

Community Engagement and Trust

Building public trust has been another cornerstone of Mr Chaudhary’s strategy. Understanding that effective policing requires strong community relations, he has championed initiatives aimed at increasing transparency and public engagement. This includes community policing programs, public awareness campaigns, and outreach efforts designed to build bridges between the police and the community they serve.

Chaudhary’s approach emphasizes the importance of empathy and understanding in law enforcement. By encouraging officers to engage with local communities and address their concerns proactively, he has helped foster a more positive perception of the police force. This focus on community relations is vital for enhancing public cooperation and ensuring that law enforcement efforts are both effective and respectful of citizens’ rights.

Challenges and Future Directions

Despite significant progress, challenges remain. Bihar, like many states, faces issues such as resource constraints and the need for continued modernization. Chaudhary’s leadership is pivotal in navigating these challenges while maintaining momentum in reform efforts. His ability to adapt and innovate in response to evolving security dynamics will be crucial for the future of Bihar’s police force.

The journey from IIT to IPS and reaching the pinnacle of DGP is not just about career progression; it’s about leveraging diverse skills and experiences to serve the nation in multifaceted ways. It stands as a powerful example of how passion for public service can drive individuals to achieve great heights and make significant contributions to society.

As DGP, Chaudhary ji continues to drive initiatives aimed at improving operational efficiency, enhancing training programs, and promoting a culture of excellence within the police department. His commitment to these goals reflects a broader vision for a safer, more secure Bihar, underscoring his role as a transformative leader in the realm of law enforcement.

Conclusion

Vinay Kumar Chaudhary’s tenure as DGP police bhawan Nigam has been marked by significant strides in police cooperation, community engagement, and overall effectiveness. His leadership exemplifies a forward-thinking approach to law enforcement, focusing on both immediate and long-term improvements. As Bihar continues to evolve,Mr Chaudhary’s contributions will undoubtedly play a crucial role in shaping the future of the state’s police force and ensuring the safety and security of its citizens.The progress in Bihar’s police infrastructure has been achieved through strong collaboration between the state government, police departments, and various development agencies. Such cooperative efforts ensure that resources are utilized effectively and that the needs of the police force are met comprehensively.

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