(THE NEWSMAN OF INDIA.COM)
Bhopal, June 1, 2025 — In a significant administrative reshuffle, the Madhya Pradesh government has transferred several senior Indian Police Service (IPS) officers to new postings across the state. The changes involve key positions such as Inspector Generals (IGs), Deputy Inspectors General (DIGs), and Superintendents of Police (SPs), aimed at enhancing law enforcement efficiency and regional administration.

Key Transfers:

Pramod Verma, IPS (2001 batch)

* Current Post: IG, Sagar Zone & Director (Addl. Charge), JNPA Sagar
* New Post: IG, Jabalpur Zone, Jabalpur

Sushant Kumar Saxena, IPS (2005 batch)

* Current Post: IG, Chambal Zone, Morena
* New Post: IG (Special Duty), Police Headquarters, Bhopal

Chandrashekhar Solanki, IPS (2006 batch)

* Current Post: IG, SAF Indore
* New Post: IG, Sagar Zone, Sagar

Sachin Kumar Atulkar

* Current Post: DIG/IG, Chhindwara & Additional Charge, Jabalpur Zone
* New Post: DIG/IG, Chambal Range, Morena

Kumar Saurabh, IPS (2007 batch)

* Current Post: DIG, Sagar Range, Sagar & Additional Charge, Director, JNPA Sagar
* New Post: IG, Chambal Zone, Morena

Sunil Kumar Jain, IPS (2009 batch)

* Current Post: IG (AJAK), Police Headquarters, Bhopal
* New Post: DIG, Chambal Range, Morena

Virendra Kumar Mishra, IPS (2012 batch)

* Current Post: SP, Datia
* New Post: Commandant, 1st Battalion SAF, Indore

Suraj Verma, IPS (2013 batch)

* Current Post: SP, Katni
* New Post: AIG, Police Headquarters, Bhopal

Abhijeet Ranjan, IPS (2014 batch)

* Current Post: Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zone-2), Indore
* New Post: SP, Katni

Abhinav Vishwakarma, IPS (2019 batch)

* Current Post: CSP, Katni Police District
* New Post: AIG, Police Headquarters, Bhopal

The reshuffle is seen as part of a broader strategy by the state government to ensure stronger leadership and address regional law and order challenges more effectively. The state Home Department has stated that the transfers are effective immediately.

These postings are expected to bring new energy and strategic direction to the respective zones and districts, with several officers taking charge of key responsibilities in volatile and sensitive regions.