Madhya Pradesh Police Reshuffle 8 Senior Officers Including 5 IPS Get New Postings

The Madhya Pradesh government has recently reorganized the senior ranks of the state police force, promoting five Indian Police Service (IPS) officers and three State Police Service (SPS) officers to new positions. On Wednesday, the state Home Department released an order reshuffling eight senior police officials.

Among the IPS officers, Aditya Singharia, currently serving as Senior Deputy Superintendent of Police (SDOP) in Sihora, Jabalpur, has been appointed Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) in Khandwa. Manasvi Sharma, who was previously SDOP in Tyonthar, Rewa, has been posted as ASP in Ujjain. Manish Bhardwaj, an Assistant Commissioner of Police in Indore's Kotwali, has moved to Jabalpur as ASP.

Vikram Ahirwar, a CSP in Nagda, Ujjain, has been appointed as ASP in Zone-3, Bhopal City Police. Jenden Lingjarpa, SDOP in Mahidpur, Ujjain, has been reassigned to Gwalior as ASP.

The Home Department has also reshuffled three SPS officers. Ghanshyam Malviya, a 1998-batch officer from Shajapur, has been promoted to Assistant Inspector General of Police at the Police Headquarters (PHQ) in Bhopal. Mahendra Taronekar, a 2001-batch SPS officer from Khandwa, has been transferred to the same position in Shajapur. Shalini Dixit, a 2002-batch SPS officer from Bhopal, has been appointed as Assistant Inspector General of Police at PHQ, Bhopal.

All these officers have been instructed to assume their new duties immediately and continue in their positions until further notice. The order was issued in the name of the Madhya Pradesh Governor and signed by Antu Bhalavi, Additional Secretary of the Home Department.