Haryana govt transfers 20 Indian Police Service officers

Chandigarh (Haryana) [India], August 21 : The Haryana government transferred 20 Indian Police Service (IPS) officers on Monday with immediate effect, an order from the Home Department read.
"The Governor of Haryana is pleased to make postings/transfers of the following IPS officers with immediate effect," read an order issued by the Haryana Home Department signed by Additional Chief Secretary TVSN Prasad.
In the order, Gurugram Police Commissioner Kala Ramachandra has been transferred and posted as Additional Director General of Police/Administration (Haryana). Faridabad Commissioner of Police Vikas Arora will be the new police commissioner of Gurugram, the order stated. Rakesh Kumar Arya, IGP Rohtak Range will be replacing Vikas Arora.
Among those transferred, Om Prakash Singh, Additional DGP (Crime), who has been posted as ADGP, Haryana, State Narcotics Control Bureau, Panchkula headquarter, and ADGP, Cyber crime who relieved Amitabh Singh Dhillon from the charge of Inspector General of Police, HSNCB and IGP, Cybercrime.
Kala Ramachandran has been posted as ADGP, Administration (Haryana). He will be relieving Arshinder Singh Chawla of this charge.
Mamta Singh who was the ADGP (Law and Order) with the additional charge of ADGP, Haryana Enforcement Bureau, and ADGP, Regional Training Centre, Bhondsi, Gurugram has been appointed as the ADGP (Law and Order) and ADGP, RTC, Bhondsi.
The order came close on the heels of Shatrujeet Kapur being appointed as the Director General of Police (DGP), Haryana who assumed the charge of office from incumbent DGP, P.K Agrawal on August 16.