In a significant reshuffle of the Indian Police Service (IPS) in Delhi, 11 senior officers have been transferred, with new Deputy Commissioners of Police (DCPs) appointed to key districts.
The Delhi Police Headquarters announced the transfer of 11 IPS officers, including DCPs of crucial districts like North, South, East, and West Delhi. The reshuffle aims to streamline administrative efficiency and strengthen policing in these areas.
Among the notable changes, the DCP of North Delhi has been replaced, while new officers have been assigned to oversee law and order in South and West Delhi. These moves are expected to enhance police response and ensure better management of crime and public order in the capital.
Sources within the Delhi Police suggest that the reshuffle is part of a broader strategy to address the evolving security challenges and ensure optimal deployment of experienced officers in high-priority zones. The Delhi Police Commissioner emphasized the need for improved coordination and accountability in managing the city’s law enforcement.
The transfer of senior officers is seen as a routine administrative measure to ensure fresh perspectives and improved policing strategies.