Major Reshuffle in Chandigarh Police: 13 Officers Transferred

September 7, 2026

Chandigarh: Police carried out a major administrative reshuffle on Monday, transferring 13 police officers. According to an order issued by the SSP’s office on September 7, all officers have been directed to assume their new responsibilities with immediate effect.

All concerned officers have been asked to submit a compliance report regarding their transfer to the SSP’s office within 24 hours.

New Responsibilities for Several Inspectors

Inspector Ravdeep Singh has been moved from Police Post-43 and appointed as Assistant SHO at the Sector-39 Police Station. Inspector Chander Mukhi has been transferred from the ISBT-17 Police Post to the Sector-17 Police Station as Assistant SHO.

Inspector Neeraj Kumar has been appointed as Assistant SHO at the Sector-34 Police Station from Police Post-24. Meanwhile, Inspector Prem Singh has been transferred from Police Post Palsora to Police Lines.

Transfers of Sub-Inspectors

SI Naveen has been transferred from DCC and appointed as the in-charge of Police Post-61. SI Sunil Kumar has been moved from Police Post Lake to Police Post-22, while SI Mohan Kashyap has been transferred from EOPS and appointed as the in-charge of Police Post Neelam.

SI Sanjay Dutt has been transferred from Police Station-49 to Police Post PU Campus. Lady SI Babita Bai has been transferred from the Industrial Area Police Station to Police Post BDC. Meanwhile, SI Rahul Bhardwaj has been moved from the Cyber ​​Crime Police Station and appointed as the in-charge of Police Post-43.

Additionally, SI Kuldeep Singh has been transferred from PU Campus to Police Post-24, SI Baljit Singh from the Industrial Area Police Station to Police Post Lake, and another SI named Kuldeep Singh from Police Station-39 to Police Post Palsora, where he has been appointed as the in-charge. The objective of this police department reshuffle is to strengthen the policing system, expedite operations, and enhance the efficiency of various police stations and police posts.