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DG Prisons, Dir Fir & Emergency Services among 5 top IPS Officers transferred in J&K Police Admin

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Srinagar : The Jammu & Kashmir Government on Wednesday ordered transfers of five top IPS Officers including Director General Prisons and Director J&K Fire and Emergency Services. According to an order issued from J&K Home Department following transfers have been ordered:-
1. B. Srinivas, IPS presently Director General of Police, Prisons, J&K, holding additional charge of Director, Fire & Emergency Services, J&K, has been transferred and posted Commandant General, HG/CD & SDRF, J&K vice H. K. Lohia. The post of Commandant General, HG/CD & SDRF, J&K, has been declared to be equivalent in the rank and status to that of DGP, till held by the officer.
2. H. K. Lohia, IPS presently Commandant General, HG/CD & SDRF, J&K, has been transferred and posted Director General, Prisons, I&K, vice Shri B. Srinivas.
3. Garib Dass, IPS , presently IGP (Hqrs) PHQ, upon his promotion to the grade of Additional Director General of Police (ADGP), has been transferred and posted as Commissioner, Civil Military Liaison, Home Department, against an available vacancy. The post of Commissioner, Civil Military Liaison has been declared to be equivalent in the rank and status to that of ADGP, till held by the officer. The officer shall be headquartered at PHQ, Jammu.
4. Alok Kumar, IPS presently IGP (CIV), PHQ, upon his promotion to the grade of Additional Director General of Police (ADGP), has been transferred and posted as Director, Fire & Emergency Services, J&K, against an available vacancy. The post of Director, Fire & Emergency Services, J&K, is declared to be equivalent in the rank and status to that of ADGP, till held by the officer.
5. Bhim Sen Tuti, IPS , awaiting posting in Police Headquarters, has been posted as IGP (Hqrs), PHQ, vice Garib Dass. The officer has been asked to hold the additional charge of the post of IGP (CIV) PHQ.

 

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