UP Government Assigns Special Tasks to 21 Top IPS Officers – See Full List

The Uttar Pradesh government has released a special list of 21 capable IPS officers of the state. These officers have been assigned special tasks.

Lucknow: The Uttar Pradesh government has released a special list of IPS officers of the state. This list includes the names of 21 top and senior IPS officers of the state. All these officers have been entrusted with the responsibility of preparing a practical roadmap for the law and order-related priorities of the state, reports Dynamite News correspondent.

These 21 IPS officers have been formed as a team and given a special task by the Director General of Police. This team of officers has been divided into two parts. In this team, one officer has been given the responsibility of an officer in the police headquarters, and the other has been given the responsibility of a field officer in different zones.

The field and headquarters officers will coordinate with each other and prepare a practical roadmap for the concerned area and will play an important role in strengthening the policing of the state on various fronts, including law and order.

These 21 officers included in two teams have been assigned a total of 11 types of priority tasks, which include many important points like zero tolerance against crime and criminals, curbing crimes against women, cybercrime, police welfare, and police training.

Zero tolerance policy against crime/criminals: A.K. Bhardwaj, Additional Director General of Police, Crime, Lucknow and Pritindra Mohan, Additional Director General of Police, Varanasi, Varanasi Zone.

Empowerment and safety/protection of women: Smt. Padmaja Chauhan, Additional Director General of Police, Women Power Line, Lucknow and Smt. Anupam Kulshreshtha, Additional Director General of Police, Agra Zone, Agra.

Combatting cyber crime: Vinod Kumar Singh, Additional Director General of Police, Cyber ​​Crime, Lucknow and Laxmi Singh, Commissioner of Police, Noida.

Maintaining law and order and controlling riots: Ajit Kumar, Additional Director General of Police, Law and Order, Lucknow and Anand Singh, Additional Director General of Police, Kanpur Zone, Kanpur.

Better police services: Naveen Arora, Additional Director General of Police, Technical Services, Lucknow and Pritindra Mohan, Additional Director General of Police, Meerut Zone, Meerut.

Police welfare: Arun K. Bhardwaj, Additional Director General of Police, Building and Welfare, Police Headquarters, Lucknow and Deepak Kumar, Commissioner of Police, Agra.

Use of image and specialty: Chanchal Kumar Singh, Inspector General of Police, Establishment, Lucknow and Amarendra Kumar Singh, Commissioner of Police, Lucknow.

Use of technology and AI in various priorities and policing: Naveen Arora, Additional Director General of Police, Technical Services, Lucknow and Akhil Kumar, Commissioner of Police, Kanpur Nagar.

Training: Rajiv Sabharwal, Additional Director General of Police, Dr. BR Ambedkar Police Academy, Moradabad and Sanjeev Gupta, Additional Director General of Police, Prayagraj Zone, Prayagraj.

Traffic management: K Satya Narayan, Additional Director General of Police, Traffic, Lucknow and Mohita Awasthi, Commissioner of Police, Varanasi.

Redressal of public grievances: Ravindra Gaun, Additional Director General of Police, Bareilly Zone, Bareilly.