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15 IPS officers transferred across Tamil Nadu

The Tamil Nadu government has transferred 15 IPS officers and posted them as Assistant Superintendents of Police in various sub-divisions across the State. The orders were issued by Additional Chief Secretary Manivasan.
A. Nayar has been appointed Assistant Superintendent of Police, Thoothukudi Rural Sub-Division, while P. Ankita has been posted as Assistant Superintendent of Police, Pattukkottai Sub-Division.
S. Aswini has been appointed Assistant Superintendent of Police, Tiruchengode Sub-Division in Namakkal district, and Biswajit Panda has been posted as Assistant Superintendent of Police, Tirunelveli Rural Sub-Division.
D. J. Sathriya Kavin has been appointed Assistant Superintendent of Police, Chidambaram Sub-Division in Cuddalore district, while S. Inba has been posted as Assistant Superintendent of Police, Thiruverumbur Sub-Division in Tiruchirappalli district.
P. Manjuma has been appointed Assistant Superintendent of Police, Dindigul Sub-Division, while Mannam Sujith Sampath has been posted as Assistant Superintendent of Police, Rasipuram Sub-Division in Namakkal district.
Neel Sharma has been appointed Assistant Superintendent of Police, Kovilpatti Sub-Division in Thoothukudi district, and K. Neha has been posted as Assistant Superintendent of Police, Ramanathapuram Sub-Division.
Priyanka Bhargav has been appointed Assistant Superintendent of Police, Nagapattinam Sub-Division, while Rahul V. Gopal has been posted as Assistant Superintendent of Police, Tiruvannamalai Rural Sub-Division.
Saindane Swapnila Anil has been appointed Assistant Superintendent of Police, Rajapalayam Sub-Division in Virudhunagar district, while Tanoo Singh has been posted as Assistant Superintendent of Police, Oomachikulam Sub-Division in Madurai district.
Ashish Puniya has been appointed Assistant Superintendent of Police, Anna Nagar Range, Madurai City.

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