Rashmi Shukla, an IPS officer from the 1988 batch, is the first woman to serve as the DGP of Maharashtra, one of India’s largest and most populous states. Her historic appointment marks a new era in policing, as she focuses on modernizing the force while addressing challenges such as organized crime, urban safety, and cyber threats. Shukla’s leadership stands out for its emphasis on inclusivity, professional integrity, and swift action.
With a career spanning over three decades, Rashmi Shukla has been instrumental in breaking gender stereotypes in law enforcement. Her efforts to foster diversity and inclusivity within the police force have inspired officers across the country, positioning Maharashtra Police as a progressive and efficient institution.