Major Reshuffle in Delhi Police Transforming Traffic and Security Leadership
The Delhi government's Home Department initiated a significant reshuffle within the Delhi Police, resulting in new appointments and transfers across key positions. This move aims to boost administrative efficiency and address urban challenges like traffic congestion and air pollution, particularly following recent festive season complaints.
- Country:
- India
The Home Department of the Delhi government has announced a sweeping reshuffle in the hierarchy of the Delhi Police, with several senior IPS officers assigned new roles. Highlighting this change is the appointment of 1994-batch officer Neeraj Thakur as Special Commissioner of Police (Traffic).
Approved by Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena, the shift spanning officers from the 1993 to 2016 batches aims to improve administrative efficiency. The decision responds to persistent traffic congestion and pollution issues in the national capital, exacerbated during the festive season.
The restructuring has reassigned the roles of special commissioners within the police traffic division and introduced new leadership in various critical sectors to foster a more streamlined command structure and operational coordination.
ALSO READ
-
Honoring the Heroes: Delhi Police Pays Tribute to Its Fallen
-
Delhi Police Thwarts Alleged ISIS Attack Plans Ahead of Diwali
-
Delhi Police Thwarts Diwali Terror Plot by ISIS Operatives
-
Delhi Police Foil ISIS Plot: Two Arrested
-
Crackdown on 'Thak-Thak' Gang: Delhi Police Arrest Notorious Laptop Thieves
Google News