6 IPS officers transferred

Wednesday, October 18, 2006, 12:40 [IST]

Bhopal, Oct 18 (UNI) In a minor reshuffle, six IPS officers of Madhya Pradesh were transferred, official sources said today.

Mr R S Meena, Assistant Inspector General of Police at the police headquarters, has been appointed Commandant 5th Bn Special Armed Force, Morena, Mr G P Uike posted as Commandant 35th Bn SAF Mandla, Superintendent of Police in PHq Vivek Sharma has been appointed Commandant 9th Bn SAF Rewa, while Mr R S Saket has been posted Commandant 6th Bn SAF Jabalpur.

SP (Railway) Indore V N Pachouri has been posted as Commandant 15th Bn SAF Indore and Indore's SAF 15th Bn Commandant Mayank Jain was posted as Railway SP Indore.

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