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IPS Officer Anurag Sujaniya's Resignation Accepted By MP DGP, Sent To Home Department For Further Action In Bhopal

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The Director General of Police (DGP) has accepted the resignation of IPS officer Anurag Sujaniya and forwarded it to the home department for further action. Sujaniya submitted his resignation on Tuesday, citing personal reasons, days after being removed as Sagar superintendent of police and transferred to police headquarters as AIG. Garbage Collection Stops In Bhopal As…

IPS Officer Anurag Sujaniya's Resignation Accepted By MP DGP, Sent To Home Department For Further Action In Bhopal

Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - The Director General of Police (DGP) has accepted IPS officer Anurag Sujaniya's resignation and forwarded it to the Home Department for further action. Sujaniya tendered his resignation on Tuesday, citing personal reasons, following his removal as Sagar superintendent of police and transfer to police headquarters as Assistant Inspector General (AIG).

The Home Department will submit its recommendation to the state's chief secretary, who will present it to the Chief Minister for final approval. Earlier this week, over one lakh sanitation workers launched a statewide strike ahead of Diwali, resulting in garbage collection coming to a halt in Bhopal. A video emerged showing the waste littered across the New Market area.

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