Patna, Home Department has changed the responsibility of five IPS officers. Among them, three DIGs have been transferred. Additional Director General of Police of Traffic Sudhanshu Kumar has been relieved from the additional charge of Additional Commissioner of Civil Security. DIG Anasuiya Ransingh Sahu has been given the responsibility of IG of Civil Security after promotion to IG. Home Department has issued its notification on Wednesday.

Apart from this, Patna's law and order SP Vivek Kumar has been made DIG of CID after promotion. SDRF Commandant Mohammad Farooquddin has got the responsibility of DIG of Home Guard Corps and Fire Services after promotion.

Apart from this, DIG of Home Guard Corps and Fire Services Mrityunjay Kumar Chaudhary has been made the new DIG of Surveillance Investigation Bureau. Apart from this, Bihar Police Service officer Rajesh Kumar has been made the Commandant of SDRF in place of Additional Superintendent of Police of CID.

How are IPS officers transferred?Q

Permission of Central Government: IPS officers are transferred with the permission of the Central Government. Permission for transfer of IPS officers is given by the Home Ministry of the Central Government.

Recommendation of State Government: The transfer of IPS officers is recommended by the State Government. The State Government prepares a list of its IPS officers and recommends them to the Central Government for transfer.

Efficiency and Experience: In the transfer of IPS officers, their efficiency and experience are also taken into consideration. Based on the efficiency and experience of the officer, he is given appropriate post and responsibility.

Administrative Requirements: Administrative requirements are also taken into consideration in the transfer of IPS officers. The officer can be transferred based on the requirements of the state or central government.

Judicial Order: Sometimes IPS officers can also be transferred on the basis of judicial order. If a court orders the transfer of an IPS officer, it has to be obeyed.

What is the job of an IPS officer?

Maintaining law and order: The main job of an IPS officer is to maintain law and order. They work to prevent and control crime in their area.
Crime investigation: IPS officers are responsible for crime investigation. They investigate crime, collect evidence, and work to catch criminals.
Managing the police force: IPS officers manage the police force. They instruct police officers and staff, monitor their activities, and provide them with necessary training.
Community policing: IPS officers are responsible for community policing. They work closely with local communities, understand their problems, and work to solve them.
Special assignments: IPS officers are also responsible for special assignments. They work to investigate terrorism, cybercrime, and other special crimes.