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IPS officers transferred in 2nd round
Hyderabad’Oct 20 (PMI) The Election Commission has transferred five more Indian Police Service (IPS) officers in poll-bound Telangana.
On the directions of the poll panel, Telangana Chief Secretary on Friday issued orders for the transfer of officials.
Birudaraju Rohith Raju, Group Commander, Grey Hounds, has been transferred and posted as Deputy Commissioner of Police, South East Zone, Hyderabad. B.Balaswamy, DCP, SB, Rachakonda, has also been transferred and posted as Deputy Commissioner of Police, South West Zone, Hyderabad City. Nitika Pant, DCP, Women Safety, Cyberabad, will now be the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Task Force, Hyderabad City. Dr.Chetana Mylabhatula, Joint Director, Anti Corruption Bureau, Hyderabad is posted as Deputy Commissioner of Police, Peddapalli, Ramagundam Commssionerate, while Dr.Tarun Joshi, IGP, Training, will now be Joint Commissioner of Police, Rachakonda.
“All the officers are directed to assume the charge of the post by 08.00 P.M on October 20, Friday, and report compliance,” a circular informed.
First round
The Election Commission in the first round on Wednesday, October 11, had ordered the transfer of several top police and administrative officers, including 25 police commissioners and superintendents of police, nine district magistrates and four secretaries and special secretaries, in Telangana and other four poll-bound states after finding ‘laxity’ in their work.
During a review, the EC found that the performance of some officers was “unsatisfactory” and they were found “complacent, if not complicit” in various matters, including the illegal supply of liquor as a possible poll inducement, sources said.
The poll panel asked the transferred officials to immediately hand over the charge to their respective immediate juniors. It has also directed the respective state governments to send by Thursday evening a panel of officers to replace those shunted out.
The commission had ordered the transfers of 13 SPs and police commissioners in the state. Of the 13 police officers transferred to Telangana, nine are non-cadre police officers.
The Commissioners of Police of Hyderabad, Warangal, and Nizamabad have been transferred. After assessing the performance and relevant inputs, four DEOs in Telangana — Rangareddy, Medchal Malkajgiri, Yadadri Bhuvangiri, and Nirmal districts — have also been transferred.
