Chandigarh, June 19: The Haryana government on Tuesday issued transfer and posting orders of eight senior Indian Police Service (IPS) officers, including the Police Commissioners of Gurugram and Panchkula, an official said.
K.K. Rao, Inspector General of Police, Indian Reserve Battalion, Bhondsi, has been posted as Commissioner of Police, Gurugram, adjoining national capital Delhi, while Charu Bali, Inspector General, State Vigilance Bureau has been posted as Commissioner of Police, Panchkula.
A.S. Chawla, who was Commissioner of Police in Panchkula, will now be Additional Director General of Police, Telecommunications with additional charge of Community Policing, a spokesman said here.
Navdeep Singh Virk, Inspector General of Police, Rohtak Range, has been posted as Inspector General of Police, Karnal Range. He will replaced in the post by Sandeep Khirwar, who was Gurgaon Police Commissioner till now.
Srikant Jadhav, Inspector General of Police, State Crime Record Bureau, Madhuban, has been posted as Inspector General of Police, South Range, Rewari, with additional charge as Secretary, Haryana Gau Sewa Ayog.
C.S. Rao, Inspector General, South Range, Rewari has been posted as Inspector General, Indian Reserve Battalion, Bhondsi, while Subhash Yadav, Inspector General of Police, Karnal Range, has been posted as Inspector General, State Vigilance Bureau.
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Pune, Feb 10 (PTI): Amidst high drama, former Maharashtra minister Tanaji Sawant’s son Rishiraj was brought back to Pune along with two friends on late Monday evening, cutting short their trip to Bangkok, hours after police filed a kidnapping case, officials said.
According to Ranjan Kumar Sharma, joint commissioner of police, Rishiraj Sawant (32) and his two friends had booked a chartered plane for Bangkok without informing his family, but an anonymous phone call spoilt their travel plans.
After police registered a kidnapping case following the anonymous call made to the control room, his whereabouts were traced and he was brought back to Pune along with his friends, he said at a hurriedly convened press conference.
"Our police control room received a call around 4 pm in which an anonymous caller informed us that Rishiraj was taken away by some unidentified people. Accordingly, we swung into action and registered a kidnapping offence.
"During the probe, it was revealed Rishiraj along with his two friends had booked a chartered plane for Bangkok. We tracked the flight and contacted the airline for the aircraft's return. The flight has now returned to Pune with three passengers, including Rishiraj," informed Sharma.
"We will enquire and find out the purpose of his trip to Bangkok and why he did not inform the family about his travel plans," the police officer said.
While replying to a question, Tanaji Sawant, who was present at the police briefing, denied any dispute with his son.
According to police sources, the flight to the Thailand capital was booked for Rs 78 lakh.
The former minister said he contacted police after coming to know his son had left for the airport with friends without informing the family.
A week ago, Rishiraj Sawant had gone to Dubai, but this trip was known to family members, said the senior politician.
Asked about the police machinery going into an overdrive to trace his son and bring him back, the former minister maintained was worried as a father.
Joint commissioner of police Sharma said the anonymous call indicated Rishiraj Sawant was taken away by unidentified people and on that basis, an FIR of kidnapping was registered.
The IPS officer opined that in such cases, things do not proceed unless an FIR is registered and that is why police moved quickly and filed an offence.