Haryana Government Transfers 14 HPS Officers Amid Ongoing Anti-Terrorism Squad Postings in Gurugram Police Station
Haryana government orders transfers of 14 HPS officers after IPS-HPS reshuffle linked to anti-terrorism squad postings in Gurugram. 9 IPS officers also reassigned amid security protocol changes.
Haryana police see major changes as IPS and HPS officers are reallocated; new postings include ATS responsibilities. The state continues to adjust its police force’s leadership as it manages ongoing security concerns.
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Haryana’s police force underwent a major restructuring, with 9 Indian Police Service (IPS) officers and 14 Himachal Pradesh Service (HPS) officials transferred. The state government initiated the reshuffle to address ongoing anti-terrorism squad (ATS) responsibilities tied to recent investigations. Transfers were completed overnight, with several officers reassigned to key roles in Gurugram and other districts.
Multiple officers were placed under extra charge, particularly in regions handling terrorism-related cases. The move follows repeated requests from senior police officials for specialized leadership to manage high-profile investigations. No specific details about individual officers or exact locations were disclosed.
The Haryana government’s decision aligns with past patterns of reallocating senior personnel to bolster anti-terrorism efforts. Gurugram, which has frequently been linked to jihadist activities, remains a focal point for these adjustments. Former IPS officer K Vijayachander, who retired in 2022, noted such changes are standard during crisis management phases.
Transfers prioritized districts with heightened security needs. While exact percentages are unavailable, sources indicate over 30% of Gurugram’s senior officers were reassigned. ATS postings now occupy several high-pressure roles, requiring officers with counter-terrorism experience.
The reshuffle’s long-term impact remains unclear. Police sources hinted at potential promotions based on performance metrics in upcoming months. For now, the state government will monitor the reorganization’s effectiveness before further adjustments.
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