Transfer of 7 IPS officers in Uttar Pradesh, major reshuffle in Lucknow and Kanpur Commissionerate – Uttar Pradesh 7 IPS Officers Transferred Lucknow Kanpur LCla

The Uttar Pradesh government has transferred 7 IPS officers, making a major reshuffle in the police administration. A new deployment of Joint Commissioner of Police (JCP) and other senior officers has been done in Lucknow and Kanpur Commissionerate. This step of the government is considered important towards making law and order more effective.

The Uttar Pradesh government has transferred seven IPS officers, making a major reshuffle in the police administration. Under this decision, the deployment of Joint Commissioner of Police (JCP) and other senior officers of Lucknow and Kanpur Commissionerate has been changed.

The posts of Joint Commissioner of Police have been changed in Lucknow Police Commissionerate. Here Bablu Kumar has been appointed Joint Commissioner of Police (Law and Order), while Amit Verma has been given the responsibility of Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime and Headquarters). Earlier Bablu Kumar was handling crime and headquarters and Amit Verma was looking after the charge of law and order.

Apart from this, a new deployment of senior officers has also been done in Kanpur Commissionerate. Here Vinod Kumar Singh has been made Additional Police Commissioner (Crime and Headquarters), Kanpur Nagar. At the same time, SM Qasim Abdi has been posted as Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Kanpur Nagar.

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Apart from this, Upendra Agarwal has been appointed IG Security Uttar Pradesh Lucknow. Pradeep Kumar has been given the responsibility of SP in Economic Offenses Research Organization (EOW) Varanasi. At the same time, Manoj Kumar Awasthi has been made SP Law and Order Police Headquarters Lucknow. These transfers made by the government are being considered as an important step towards making law and order more effective and strengthening in the state. The officials have been instructed to take charge soon with their new responsibilities.