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Indian Police Services Civil List of Assam & Meghalaya Segment As On INDIAN POLICE SERVICES CIVIL LIST OF ASSAM & MEGHALAYA SEGMENT AS ON 01-02-2021 Sl. Name of IPS Officers Source of Date of Present post held Dated of Home State No. recruitment birth Joining & year of allotment 1 Shri A. K. Sinha RR - 1987 16/1/1962 DGCD & CGHG, Assam 30/06/2019 Uttar Casshyap, IPS Pradesh 2 Shri Bhaskar Jyoti RR - 1988 24/1/1963 DGP, Assam and addl. 11/12/2019 Assam Mahanta, IPS Charge Chiarman, APHC Ltd. 3 Shri Binoy Kr. Mishra, RR - 1988 26/2/1963 ADGP (OSD), APHQ, 17/05/2018 Bihar IPS Assam. 4 Shri Mukesh Agrawal, RR - 1989 6/2/1963 Spl. DGP (Border), 1/1/2020 Assam IPS Assam 5 Shri K. V. Singh Deo, IPS RR - 1989 5/8/1963 Spl. DGP, BI(EO)& 1/1/2021 Bihar addl. Charge Spl. DGP (Prosecution), Assam 6 Dr. Y. K. Gautam, IPS RR - 1990 30/9/1961 ADGP-cum-Director, 16/12/2019 Uttar Fire & Emergency Pradesh Services, Assam 7 Shri G. P. Singh, IPS RR - 1991 8/11/1967 ADGP (L&O), Assam & 12/12/2019 Uttar addl. charge ADGP Pradesh (V&AC), Assam wef 05/08/2020 8 Dr. L. Ram Bishnoi, IPS RR - 1991 6/3/1963 ADGP (TAP), Assam 4/8/2020 Haryana 9 Shri S. Narayan Singh, RR - 1991 22/4/1964 ADGP 8/11/2017 Bihar IPS (Communication), Assam. 10 Shri Harmeet Singh, IPS RR - 1992 30/12/1968 ADGP (Border) & 1/1/2020 Punjab addl. charge ADGP(Admn., Security & M&L) Assam. 11 Dr. Ram Prasad Meena, RR - 1993 5/7/1965 Joint Secretary, May, 2019 Rajasthan IPS Department of Social Justice & Empowerment, New Delhi. 12 Shri Deepak Kumar, IPS RR - 1994 23/8/1969 Director, NEPA Bihar 13 Shri A.Y.V. Krishna, IPS RR - 1995 12/5/1970 DIG ,CBI, Mumbai 18/1/2013 Andhra Pradesh 14 Shri Anurag Tankha, IPS RR - 1995 21/8/1970 Inspector 30/07/2020 Rajasthan General/Joint Director, Bureau of Police Research & Development, New Delhi. 15 Shri Munna Prasad RR - 1995 1/3/1970 ADGP (CID), Assam & 1/1/2021 Assam Gupta, IPS addl. Charge Commissioner of Police, Guwahati wef 13/12/2019 16 Smti Vineeta Sharma, RR - 1996 24/5/1968 Counselor, High 15/1/2003 Uttar IPS Commission of India, Pradesh Ottawa, (Canada) ADGP rank. 17 Shri Hiren Ch. Nath, IPS RR - 1996 1/10/1964 ADGP, SB, Assam and 1/1/2021 Assam addl. Chrage ADGP (STF) w.e.f. 12/01/2021 18 Shri Binod Kumar, IPS RR - 1997 8/11/1969 IGP (TAP), Assam 31/07/2020 Bihar 19 Shri Surendra Kumar, RR - 1998 19/1/1970 IGP (CID), Assam 2/3/2016 Bihar IPS 20 Shri Anurag Agarwal, RR - 1998 27/6/1975 IGP (BTAD), 21/02/2017 Uttar IPS Kokrajhar. Pradesh 21 Shri Depak Kr. Kedia, RR - 1999 5/4/1973 IGP (L&O), Assam 4/2/2019 Bihar IPS 22 Shri Deepak RR- 2002 26/4/1976 Joint Director, 11/2/2012 Jammu & Choudhury, IPS Intelligence Bureau, Kashmir Hqrs. Jammu & Kashmir. 23 Shri Akhilesh Kr. Singh, RR- 2003 15/2/1979 IG, CBI, New Delhi. Feb, 2019 Uttar IPS Pradesh 24 Shri Abhijit Bora, IPS SPS-2003 1/9/1963 IGP (HG&CD), Assam. 1/1/2021 Assam 25 Shri Anand Prakash RR- 2004 18/11/1975 MD, Assam State Aug, 2016 Uttar Tewari, IPS Transport Pradesh Corporation and Nodal Officer/CEO eFT (DIG Rank ) 26 Shri Diganta Barah, IPS RR- 2004 20/2/1976 DIG (Admn), Assam 21/01/2019 Assam 27 Shri Lachit Barua, IPS SPS-2004 1/2/1967 DIG (CID), Assam. 6/3/2020 Assam 28 Shri Raunok Ali SPS-2004 25/11/1967 DIG (Border-I), Assam 7/10/2020 Assam Hazarika, IPS 29 Smti Violet Baruah, IPS SPS-2004 25/07/1962 DIG (BTAD), Assam 1/2/2020 Assam 30 Shri Rana Bhuyan, IPS SPS-2004 1/4/1961 DIG (Border-II), 7/2/2020 Assam Assam. 31 Shri Debraj Upadhaya, SPS-2004 1/10/1963 Joint Commissioner of 21/01/2019 Assam IPS Police (Crime and L&O), City Guwahati 32 Shri Mridulananda SPS-2004 12/7/1962 DIG (V&AC), Assam. 29/02/2020 Assam Sarma, IPS 33 Shri Dilip Kumar Dey, SPS-2004 12/9/1964 DIG (SR), Silchar. 9/12/2019 Assam IPS 34 Shri Prasanta Kr. SPS-2004 10/2/1967 DIG (NR), Tezpur. 27/02/2020 Assam Bhuyan, IPS 35 Shri Nitul Gogoi, IPS SPS-2004 18/01/1964 DIG (MPC), Assam. 21/05/2018 Assam 36 Dr. V. Siva Prasad RR - 2005 22/8/1977 DIG (ER), Jorhat 27/01/2019 Andhra Ganjala, IPS Pradesh 37 Shri Prithi Pal Singh, IPS RR - 2005 3/12/1976 Deputy Director, Feb, 2019 Punjab Intelligence Bureau, New Delhi. 38 Shri Satya Raj Hazarika, SPS - 2005 3/10/1968 DIG (CR), Diphu 5/12/2019 Assam IPS 39 Shri Jitmol Doley, IPS SPS - 2005 7/2/1963 DIG (NER), Tinsukia. 3/2/2020 Assam 40 Shri Luish Aind, IPS SPS - 2005 23/03/1961 DIG (SB), Assam 6/3/2019 Assam 41 Shri Mainul Islam SPS - 2005 8/2/1968 DIG (Trg.), Dergaon 19/02/2020 Assam Mandal, IPS 42 Shri Abu Sufian, IPS SPS - 2005 1/1/1969 DIG (Rly), Assam 21/01/2019 Assam 43 Shri Arabinda Kalita, IPS SPS - 2005 1/9/1967 Managing Director, 6/12/2019 Assam Assam Police Housing Corporation Ltd. 44 Shri Imdadul Hussain SPS - 2005 29/03/1966 DIG (Security), Assam 6/3/2019 Assam Bora, IPS 45 Shri Devojyoti SPS - 2005 4/8/1967 DIG (WR), 1/10/2020 Assam Mukharjee, IPS Bongaigaon. 46 Shri P. S. Changmai, IPS SPS - 2005 27/02/1967 CO, 24th AP(IR)Bn., 12/11/2018 Assam Baksa. 47 Shri Brajenjit Singha, SPS - 2005 9/9/1963 DIG (CWR), Guwahati 7/3/2019 Assam IPS 48 Smti Sanjukta Parasar, RR - 2006 3/10/1979 On deputation to NIA, January,17 Assam IPS Govt. of India, New Delhi. 49 Shri Rafiul Alam Laskar, RR - 2006 12/8/1975 DIG, BI(EO), Assam 29/01/2020 Assam IPS 50 Dr. N. Rajamarthandan, RR - 2006 7/5/1972 CO., 6th APBn., Kathal, 14/03/2019 Tamil Nadu IPS Silchar 51 Shri Vivek Raj Singh, IPS RR - 2006 27/7/1980 Interstate deputation Oct, 2017 Bihar to Madhya Pradesh. 52 Shri Sunil Kumar, IPS RR - 2007 11/7/1979 Asstt. Director, Jan,2017 Rajasthan Intelligence Bureau, New Delhi . 53 Shri P. S. Mahanta, IPS SPS - 2007 28/02/1969 DIGP (AP), Assam. 1/1/2021 Assam Function as Joint Commissioner of Police (Admn., S&I, Traffic), City Guwahati 54 Smti Indrani Baruah, IPS SPS - 2008 21/06/1970 CO, 4th APBn., 10/6/2020 Assam Kahilipara, Guwahati 55 Shri Kangkan Jyoti SPS - 2008 1/12/1968 SP, South Salmara 22/01/2019 Assam Saikia, IPS 56 Smti Amanjeet Kaur, IPS RR - 2009 27/12/1982 SP, Nalbari 22/01/2019 Punjab 57 Shri Nimbalkar V. RR - 2009 29/8/1986 AIGP (Admn.), Assam 17/02/2020 Maharashtra Chandrakant, IPS 58 Shri Shiladitya Chetia, RR - 2009 1/3/1980 SP, Tinsukia 23/01/2019 Assam IPS 59 Shri Bibekananda Das, SPS - 2009 29/12/1961 Spl. SP., CID, Assam. 15/06/2020 Assam IPS 60 Smti Ratna Singha, IPS SPS- 2009 10/3/1968 SP, SB (E), Assam 9/1/2020 Assam 61 Shri Bijoy Giri Kuligam, SPS- 2009 1/3/1969 SRP, Pandu, Ghty 11/5/2020 Assam IPS 62 Dr. Dhananjay RR - 2010 10/4/1980 SP, Dhemaji 14/12/2019 Maharashtra Parashuram Ghanawat, IPS 63 Shri Nilesh T. Sawakare, RR - 2010 3/7/1982 Joint Deputy Director, 28/09/2020 Maharashtra IPS Intelligence Bureau, New Delhi. 64 Shri Rakesh Rousan, IPS RR - 2010 15/01/1978 SP, Kokrajhar 23/02/2020 Bihar 65 Shri Y. T. Gyatso, IPS RR - 2010 15/2/1985 SP (Law), V&AC, 7/3/2020 Sikkim Assam 66 Shri Rajveer, IPS RR - 2010 10/1/1980 DCP (Central), 24/09/2020 Rajasthan Guwahati 67 Shri Pratap Sinha, IPS SPS- 2010 6/7/1962 CO, 21st AP(IR)Bn., 14/03/2019 Assam Katlichera, Hailakandi 68 Shri Mojibur Rahman, SPS- 2010 1/1/1964 SP (V&AC-I), Assam, 31/12/2018 Assam IPS Guwahati. 69 Shri Mohneesh Mishra, RR - 2011 29/07/1987 Asstt. Director, Aug, 2019 Uttar IPS Intelligence Bureau, Pradesh New Delhi on deputation basis. 70 Shri Anand Mishra, IPS RR - 2011 1/6/1981 SP, Dhubri 24/07/2020 Bihar 71 Shri Shankar Brata RR - 2011 31/03/1985 SP, NIA, New Delhi. Jan, 2020 Assam Raimedhi, IPS 72 Shri Ankur Jain, IPS RR - 2011 23/07/1983 CO, 10th APBn., 9/10/2020 Madhya Kahilipara, Guwahati Pradesh 73 Smti Subashini RR - 2011 18/10/1985 Deputy Secrtary, Maharashtra Sankaran, IPS Cabinet Secretariat, New Delhi 74 Shri Gaurav Upadhyay, RR - 2012 9/8/1981 AIGP (L&O), Assam 21/09/2020 Uttar IPS Pradesh 75 Shri Sreejith T., IPS RR - 2012 7/8/1980 SP, NIA, New Delhi. 2/9/2020 Tamil Nadu 76 Shri Thube Prateek RR - 2013 24-01-89 SP, Dibrugarh 1/9/2020 Maharashtra Vijaykumar, IPS 77 Ms. Ramandeep Kaur, RR - 2013 11/8/1983 SP, Hamren 1/2/2020 Punjab IPS 78 Dr. Robin Kumar, IPS RR - 2013 2/2/1983 SP, Barpeta 23/01/2019 Uttar Pradesh 79 Shri Yuvraj, IPS RR - 2013 20/07/82 CO, 1st APBn., 2/8/2020 Uttar Ligripukhuri, Pradesh Sivasagar 80 Shri Bhanwar Lal RR - 2013 5/1/1983 SP, Cachar 15/07/2020 Rajasthan Meena, IPS 81 Shri Veera Venkata RR - 2014 18/04/1984 SP (CID), Assam 9/1/2020 Andhra Rakesh Reddy, IPS Pradesh 82 Ms.
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