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09/09/2015 Civil List as on 03/08/2015 IPS Sno. Name of Officer Birth Date Present Post Order Date Home Town Batch Join Date 1 SHRI SATYA NARAIN JAIN 17/03/1956 O.S.D., POLICE HQ., RAJASHAN, JAIPUR 06/05/2013 SONIPATH RR: 80 07/05/2013 2 SHRI MANOJ BHATT 23/07/1957 DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 01/03/2015 UDAIPUR RR: 81 02/03/2015 3 SHRI NAV DEEP SINGH 13/06/1958 DIRECTOR GENERAL, A.C.B., RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 18/06/2015 CHANDIGARH RR: 81 19/06/2015 4 SHRI JASWANT SAMPATRAM 05/03/1957 DIRECTOR GENERAL, HOME GUARDS, RAJASTHAN, 01/03/2015 ALWAR RR: 81 JAIPUR 02/03/2015 5 SHRI AJIT SINGH 27/11/1957 DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, JAIL, RAJASTHAN, 01/03/2015 JAIPUR RR: 82 JAIPUR 02/03/2015 6 SHRI KRISHAN KUMAR 30/09/1958 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL/DIRECTOR, BORDER 28/02/2013 SHARMA RR: 82 SECURITY FORCE ACADEMY, TEKANPUR, GWALIOR (M.P.) 28/03/2013 DELHI 7 SHRI KAPIL GARG 01/07/1959 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, S.C.R.B., 06/01/2014 U.P. RR: 83 RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 8 SHRI SUDHIR PRATAP SINGH 03/01/1958 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, CENTRAL RESERVE 21/02/2012 BIHAR RR: 83 POLICE FORCE (CRPF), NEW DELHI 26/03/2012 9 SHRI PRADEEP KUMAR VYAS 27/07/1956 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, TRAFFIC, 14/08/2014 BIKANER RR: 84 RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 20/08/2014 10 SHRI NAND KISHORE 05/10/1957 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, TRAINING, 06/01/2014 FATEHPUR RR: 84 RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 08/01/2014 11 DR. SUNIL KUMAR 14/01/1959 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, PLANNING, 06/01/2014 MEHROTRA RR: 85 MODERNIZATION & WELFARE, RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 08/01/2014 NAINITAL 12 SHRI OM PRAKASH 15/10/1959 JOINT DIRECTOR, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, 02/05/2008 GALHOTRA RR: 85 MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS, NEW DELHI 07/05/2008 HARYANA 13 DR. SUDHAKAR JAUHARI 18/03/1957 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, VIGILANCE, 14/08/2014 U.P. RR: 85 RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 14 DR. HEMANT KUMAR 15/08/1956 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, 18/06/2015 PUROHIT RR: 85 PERSONNEL, RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 19/06/2015 BANSWARA 15 SHRI THANDI LAL MEENA 04/01/1957 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, ANTI 14/08/2014 DAUSA RR: 85 HUMAN TRAFFICKING, RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 20/08/2014 16 SHRI DALPAT SINGH DINKAR 15/09/1958 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, 14/08/2014 NAGAUR RR: 86 TELECOMUNICATION & TECHNICAL, RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 20/08/2014 17 SHRI N. RAVINDRA KUMAR 21/05/1960 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, 18/06/2015 REDDY RR: 86 ADMINISTRATION, LAW AND ORDER, RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 19/06/2015 ANDHRA PRADESH 18 DR. ALOK TRIPATHI 01/10/1960 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, A.T.S. AND 08/04/2012 VARANASI RR: 86 S.O.G., RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 09/04/2012 19 DR. BHUPENDRA SINGH 02/12/1959 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE(Hqrs), 18/06/2015 HARYANA RR: 86 P.H.Q., RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 19/06/2015 20 SHRI RAJEEV KUMAR DASOT 02/06/1961 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, ARMED 06/01/2014 TONK RR: 87 BATTALIONS, RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 08/01/2014 21 SHRI AKSHAYA KUMAR 24/04/1961 JOINT DIRECTOR, S.I.B., RAIPUR 31/12/2008 MISHRA RR: 87 ORISSA 22 SHRI MOHAN LAL LATHER 10/05/1961 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, POLICE 06/01/2014 HARYANA RR: 87 HOUSING, RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 08/01/2014 23 SHRI PANKAJ KUMAR SINGH 19/12/1962 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, CRIME 27/10/2014 LUCKNOW RR: 88 BRANCH, RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 29/10/2014 24 SHRI BHAGWAN LAL SONI 01/01/1963 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE-CUM- 16/03/2013 JODHPUR RR: 88 DIRECTOR, RAJASTHAN POLICE ACADEMY, JAIPUR 16/03/2013 25 SHRI UTKAL RANJAN SAHOO 20/06/1964 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, 06/01/2014 ORISSA RR: 88 INTELLIGENCE, RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 08/01/2014 26 SHRI K. NARSIMHA RAO 01/07/1960 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, RAILWAYS, 06/01/2014 ANDHRA PRADESH RR: 88 RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 08/01/2014 27 SHRI BHUPENDRA KUMAR 05/04/1964 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, A.C.B., 18/06/2015 DAK RR: 89 RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 22/06/2015 UDAIPUR 28 SHRI INDU KUMAR BHUSHAN 30/12/1965 UNDER APO 07/09/2015 BIHAR RR: 89 29 SHRI UMESH MISHRA 01/05/1964 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, C.I.D. (CIVIL 18/06/2015 KUSHI NAGAR RR: 89 RIGHTS), RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 25/06/2015 30 SHRI N. MORRIS BABU 29/09/1958 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, HOME 14/08/2014 A.P. RR: 89 GUARDS, RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 1 09/09/2015 Civil List as on 03/08/2015 IPS 31 SMT. NINA SINGH 11/07/1964 JOINT DIRECTOR, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, 12/01/2013 PATNA RR: 89 NEW DELHI 18/01/2013 32 SHRI RAJEEV KUMAR 15/03/1966 JOINT DIRECTOR, CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 09/09/2011 SHARMA RR: 90 (STF ZONE), NEW DELHI MATHURA 33 SHRI JANGA SRINIWAS RAO 01/07/1964 COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, JAIPUR 06/01/2014 A.P. RR: 90 07/01/2014 34 DR. RAVI PRAKASH 13/06/1965 ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, STATE 18/06/2015 MEHARDA RR: 90 DISASTER ACTION FORCE, RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 24/06/2015 KHETRI 35 SHRI DHARAM CHAND JAIN 15/10/1963 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, JAIPUR RANGE, 06/01/2014 TONK RR: 91 JAIPUR 08/01/2014 36 SHRI A. PONNUCHAMY 17/05/1963 UNDER SUSPENSION 23/05/2011 SIVAGIRI, T.N. RR: 91 37 SHRI SAURABH SRIVASTAVA 21/04/1963 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, ARMED BATTALION, 18/06/2015 VARANASI, U.P. RR: 91 RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 24/06/2015 38 SHRI RAJESH NIRWAN 08/01/1969 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, PLANNING, 06/01/2014 JODHPUR RR: 92 MODERNIZATION & WELFARE, RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 08/01/2014 39 SHRI HEMANT 24/05/1965 DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, CENTRAL 01/08/2008 PRIYADARSHY RR: 92 BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, ACR, BHOPAL 13/08/2008 JHARKHAND 40 SHRI THANGKHANLAL GUITE 20/04/1961 ON DEPUTATION TO MANIPUR-TRIPURA 19/06/2015 MANIPUR RR: 92 41 SHRI SANJAY AGRAWAL 27/12/1968 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, CHIEF MINISTER, 01/09/2014 LUCKNOW RR: 92 VIGILANCE & SECURITY, CHIEF MINISTER OFFICE, 01/09/2014 RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 42 SHRI GOVIND GUPTA 08/01/1968 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, C.I.D. (C.B.), JAIPUR 22/07/2015 KARAULI RR: 93 43 SHRI SUNIL DUTT 14/08/1964 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, RAJASTHAN STATE 18/06/2015 JALANDHAR RR: 93 HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION, RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 44 SHRI AMRIT KALASH 17/12/1963 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, SECURITY, 18/06/2015 CHAPRA RR: 93 RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 03/07/2015 45 SHRI RAJESH KUMAR ARYA 16/01/1968 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (INTELLIGENCE), 18/06/2015 HARYANA RR: 94 JAIPUR 22/06/2015 46 SHRI ANIL PALIWAL 10/09/1971 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, SOUTH BENGAL 13/09/2014 JODHPUR RR: 94 FRONTIER, KOLKATA 47 SHRI ANAND KUMAR 13/05/1967 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, UDAIPUR RANGE, 14/08/2014 SRIVASTAVA RR: 94 UDAIPUR 18/08/2014 VARANASI (U.P.) 48 SHRI ASHOK KUMAR 05/04/1968 COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, JODHPUR 14/08/2014 RATHORE RR: 94 18/08/2014 JODHPUR 49 SMT. MALINI AGRAWAL 07/06/1970 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, AJMER RANGE, AJMER 18/06/2015 LUCKNOW (U.P.) RR: 94 22/06/2015 50 DR. PRASHAKHA MATHUR 27/11/1969 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (HQ.), POLICE HQ., 14/08/2014 AJMER RR: 95 JAIPUR 51 SHRI BIJU GEORGE JOSEPH 22/10/1967 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, BHARATPUR RANGE, 06/01/2014 K. RR: 95 BHARATPUR 15/01/2014 KERALA 52 SHRI SUSHMIT BISWAS 13/03/1969 DIRECTOR, CABINET SECRETARIAT, NEW DELHI 20/12/2010 W.B. RR: 95 20/12/2010 53 SHRI DINESH M.N. 06/09/1971 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, ANTI-CORRUPTION 18/06/2015 KARNATAKA RR: 95 BUREAU, JAIPUR 23/06/2015 54 SMT. SMITA SRIVASTAVA 02/06/1970 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, VIGILANCE, 18/06/2015 LUCKNOW RR: 95 RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 55 SMT. BINITA THAKUR 06/06/1969 PRIVATE SECRETARY TO MINISTER, HUMAN RESOURCE 19/09/2014 ALWAR RR: 96 DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT, NEW DELHI 19/09/2014 56 SHRI SACHIN MITTAL 09/11/1971 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, JAIL, RAJASTHAN, 14/08/2014 SAHARANPUR (UP) RR: 96 JAIPUR 20/08/2014 57 SHRI SANJIB KUMAR 01/03/1970 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, C.I.D. (CRIME 23/02/2014 NARZARY RR: 96 BRANCH), JAIPUR 03/03/2014 KOKRAJHAR(ASSAM) 58 SHRI VISHAL BANSAL 09/10/1971 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, KOTA RANGE, KOTA 18/06/2015 AJMER RR: 97 20/06/2015 59 SHRI VIJAY KUMAR SINGH 27/03/1972 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, ANTI-CORRUPTION 18/06/2015 BIHAR RR: 97 BUREAU, RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 24/06/2015 60 SHRI HAWA SINGH 20/08/1970 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, ANTI-CORRUPTION 18/06/2015 GHUMARIA RR: 97 BUREAU, RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 19/06/2015 JHUNJHUNU 2 09/09/2015 Civil List as on 03/08/2015 IPS 61 SHRI S. SENGATHIR 10/05/1971 DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, CENTRAL 18/08/2011 DHARMAPURI(T.N.) RR: 97 BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, CHENNAI-RANGE, CHENNAI 01/06/2011 62 SHRI GURCHARAN RAI 01/07/1957 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, LAW & ORDER, JAIPUR 18/06/2015 JAIPUR SP: 97 22/06/2015 63 DR. GIRRAJ LAL MEENA 01/07/1956 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, BIKANER RANGE, 18/06/2015 KARAULI SP: 97 BIKANER 22/06/2015 64 SHRI GIRDHARI LAL SHARMA 24/07/1956 INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, JODHPUR RANGE, 18/06/2015 JAIPUR SP: 97 JODHPUR 20/06/2015 65 SHRI BIPIN KUMAR PANDAY 06/12/1966 DY.
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