Kolkata Police Transfers 17 Inspectors in Administrative Reshuffle

MP, June 15, 2026, Kolkata : In a major overhaul in the city police administration, the Kolkata Police Chief Ajay Nand has transferred 17 Inspectors, including several Officers-in-Charge (OCs) across Kolkata.

The official order, released on Sunday afternoon from the Lalbazar police headquarters, signals a comprehensive restructuring of the city’s field-level police administration.

According to the order, the OC of Taratala Police Station, Koushik Singha Roy, moved to Hare Street Police Station, while the present OC of Hare Street Police Station, Lopsang Tshering Bhutia, has been sent to the Detective Department.

Silash Toppo, the Additional OC of Rajabagan Police Station, will replace Singha Roy.

Ramachandran Vinod Kumar, the OC of Pragati Maidan Police Station, has been transferred to the Special Branch (SB), alongside the posting of Babai Bhattacharjee to head the Pragati Maidan Police Station, who was Additional OC in Bowbazar Police Station.

These apart, Manoj Kumar Biswas, OC Narkeldanga, has been sent to the SB.

The Additional OC of Watgunge Police Station, Subhankar Sarkar, will replace Biswas.

The OC of Thakurpukur Police Station, Rajib Sahoo, has been posted in the Detective Department (DD), while Sukhendu Kumar Chail will be replacing Sahoo.

Along with these, several other Inspectors of the Kolkata Police have been transferred, including two of the Non-Investigation (NI) cadre.

Show Your Ads

FOR MATTERS RELATED TO ADVERTISEMENTS (tariff, requests and availability) mail to thulungakrai@gmail.com or kalimpongpress@gmail.com or newskalimpong@gmail.com

Kalimpong Press Club is a registered organisation having Registration No. S/1L /17670 issued by the Registrar of Firms, Societies and Non-trading Corporations, West Bengal in accordance to the West Bengal Society Registration Act 1961 and is being continuously renewed.

Its members are members of Eastern Himalayan Journalists' Union having Registration No.28463 of 2013 (registered under Trade Unions Act, 1926) which is affiliated to the Indian Journalists' Union (IJU). IJU is an affiliate of the International Federation of Journalists, world's largest organisation of journalists, established in 1926, representing around 600,000 journalists in 187 unions and associations accross 146 countries worldwide.

0 Response to "Kolkata Police Transfers 17 Inspectors in Administrative Reshuffle"

Post a Comment

Disclaimer Note:
The views expressed in the articles published here are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy, position, or perspective of Kalimpong News or KalimNews. Kalimpong News and KalimNews disclaim all liability for the published or posted articles, news, and information and assume no responsibility for the accuracy or validity of the content.
Kalimpong News is a non-profit online news platform managed by KalimNews and operated under the Kalimpong Press Club.

Comment Policy:
We encourage respectful and constructive discussions. Please ensure decency while commenting and register with your email ID to participate.

Note: only a member of this blog may post a comment.