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Civil List of IPS Officers IPS CIVIL LIST MADHYA PRADESH CADRE AS ON 12-02-2021 1 LIST OF MEMBERS OF POLICE SERVICE BORNE ON THE MADHYA PRADESH CADRE (AS ON 12.02.2021) Sl.No. Name of the officers, Year of Date of Birth Date of Present Post Held Date of Remark if any Photo Source of Recruitment, allotment Appointment appointment to Educational Qualification to IPS the present post and Home state 1. RISHI KUMAR SHUKLA 1983 23/08/1960 15/12/1983 DIRECTOR, 04/02/2019 ON DEPU. TO GOI 36 RR, CBI, IPM REP 1999 B.Com,. NEW DELHI PPM IND 2007 GWALIOR, MADHYA PRADESH 2. VIJAY KUMAR SINGH 1984 26/03/1961 17/12/1984 CHAIRMAN, 08/07/2020 IPM REP 2000 37 RR, MP POLICE HOUSHING PPM IND 2008 M.Sc., CORP., NOIDA, BHOPAL UTTAR PRADESH 3. V K JOHRI 1984 27/09/1960 17/12/1984 DIRECTOR GENERAL OF 12/03/2020 IPM REP 2000 37 RR, POLICE, PPM 2008 B.E., MADHYA PRADESH, BHOPAL BHOPAL MADHYA PRADESH 4. ASHOK DOHARE, 1985 13/08/1961 23/12/1985 DG, HOME GUARD & 03/06/2019 IPM REP 2002 38 RR, DISASTER MANAGEMENT, PPM IND 2010 B.Sc.,M.E., BHOPAL DELHI 5. PURUSHOTTAM 1986 10/04/1964 25/08/1986 SPL.D.G. 28/09/2020 IPM IND 2007 SHARMA, (UNDER SUSPENSION) 39 RR, B.E., MBA, LLB, LLM, GWALIOR, MADHYA PRADESH 2 Sl.No. Name of the officers, Year of Date of Birth Date of Present Post Held Date of Remark if any Photo Source of Recruitment, allotment Appointment appointment to Educational Qualification to IPS the present post and Home state 6. SUDHIR KUMAR 1987 15/11/1964 15/12/1987 A.D.G., 22/06/2018 ON DEPU. TO GOI SAXENA, CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL IPM IND 2003 40 RR, SECURITY FORCE(CISF), PPM IND 2012 B.E., M. Tech., NEW DELHI GWALIOR, MADHYA PRADESH 7. VIJAY YADAV 1987 19/10/1961 24/08/1987 DIRECTOR PUBLIC 28/09/2020 PMG 1995 40 RR, PROSECUTION, M.P, PMG 1997 B. Tech., BHOPAL PMG 2003 BALAGHAT, PMG 2008 MADHYA PRADESH, IPM REP 2003 PPM IND 2012 8. PAWAN KUMAR JAIN 1987 04/07/1963 15/12/1987 DIRECTOR, 10/07/2020 IPM IND 2003 PPM 40 RR, M.P.SPORT & REP 2013 M.Sc., YOUTH WELFARE, DHOLPUR, BHOPAL RAJSTHAN 9. SMT. ARUNA MOHAN 1987 10/03/1962 24/08/1987 SPL. D.G., 10/07/2020 IPM REP 2005 RAO, TRAINING, PPM REP 2013 40 RR, PHQ, M.A., BHOPAL HYDERABAD, TELANGANA 10. SHAILESH SINGH 1987 18/02/1965 15/12/1987 SPL.D.G 03/09/2020 IPM REP 2005 40 RR, FIRE SERVICES, PPM REP 2015 B.E.[Elec.], PHQ, BHOPAL GORAKHPUR, UTTAR PRADESH 3 Sl.No. Name of the officers, Year of Date of Birth Date of Present Post Held Date of Remark if any Photo Source of Recruitment, allotment Appointment appointment to Educational Qualification to IPS the present post and Home state 11. RAJENDRA KUMAR 1987 12/10/1962 15/12/1987 ADG, 03/02/2021 IPM REP 2005 MISHRA, COOPERATIVE FRAUD., PPM IND 2015 40RR, LOK SEVA GUARRANTI, M.Sc., PHQ, BHUVNESHWAR, BHOPAL ODISSA 12. ARVIND KUMAR 1988 19/05/1965 21/08/1989 D.G, JAIL, 01/02/2021 IPM REP 2007 41 RR, BHOPAL PPM REP 2014 B.Com., LL.B., FARIDABAD, HARYANA 13. R K TANDON, 1988 15/05/1962 25/08/1988 D.G, SPE, LOKAYUKTA 01/02/2021 IPM REP 2004 41 RR, ORG. BHOPAL PPM REP 2012 B.E., JABALPUR, MADHYA PRADESH 14. SUDHIR KUMAR SHAHI, 1988 08/01/1965 21/08/1989 SPL. DG, 01/02/2021 IPM REP 2005 41 RR, RAIL, BHOPAL PPM REP2014 B.A.,LL.B., NEW DELHI 15. U C SARANGI 1988 18/07/1962 25/08/1988 ADG 23/12/2016 ON DEPU. TO GOI 41 RR (OPERATIONS) IPM REP 2004 M.A. B.S.F., PPM REP 2014 NEW DELHI PURI, ODISHA 16. ANVESH MANGLAM 1988 15/02/1963 27/12/1988 ADG, 21/07/2020 IPM REP 2007 41 RR, ADMINISTRAION, PPM REP 2015 M.A., LL.B., PHQ, LUCKNOW, BHOPAL UTTAR PRADESH 4 Sl.No. Name of the officers, Year of Date of Birth Date of Present Post Held Date of Remark if any Photo Source of Recruitment, allotment Appointment appointment to Educational Qualification to IPS the present post and Home state 17. KAILASH MAKWANA 1988 11/12/1965 30/08/1988 ADG, 01/04/2020 IPM REP 2005 41 RR, C.I.D., PPM IND 2014 B.E., M.Tech., PHQ, UJJAIN, BHOPAL MADHYA PRADESH 18. S L THAOSEN 1988 06/11/1963 25/08/1988 ADG, 17/02/2020 ON DEPU. TO GOI 41RR, B.S.F., IPM REP 2005 M.A., Ph.D., NEW DELHI PPM REP 2012 HAFLONG, ASSAM 19. MILIND KANASKAR 1989 09/08/1962 22/08/1989 ADG 28/09/2020 IPM IND 2007 42 RR, S.A.F, PHQ, BHOPAL PPM IND 2013 B.E.(Elect.), JABALPUR, MADHYA PRADESH 20. MUKESH KUMAR JAIN 1989 03/07/1963 21/08/1989 ADG/TRANSPORT 20/07/2020 IPM IND 2008 42 RR, COMMISSIONER, B.E.,P.G.D.M., I.I.M.[A] MADHYA PRADESH, RAJGARH, GWALIOR MADHYA PRADESH 21. AJAY KUMAR SHARMA 1989 15/08/1966 20/08/1990 ADG/IN CHRG. DG, 01/02/2021 IPM IND 2006 42 RR, EOW, BHOPAL PPM IND 2015 B.E., BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH 22. SANJAY KUMAR JHA 1989 25/07/1964 10/12/1989 ADG 02/04/2020 IPM REP 2006 42 RR, TELECOMMUNICATION, IPM IND 2019 B.A., PHQ, BHOPAL MADHUBANI, BIHAR 5 Sl.No. Name of the officers, Year of Date of Birth Date of Present Post Held Date of Remark if any Photo Source of Recruitment, allotment Appointment appointment to Educational Qualification to IPS the present post and Home state 23. GOVIND PRATAP SINGH 1989 25/07/1965 20/08/1990 ADG, 09/02/2021 IPM REP 2006 42 RR, VIGILANCE, PPM REP-2016 B.E.,M.Tech., PHQ, BHOPAL L.L.B.,M.B.A., REWA, MADHYA PRADESH 24. RAJESH CHAWLA, 1989 02/02/1964 20/08/1990 ADG/DIRECTOR, 03/02/2021 IPM REP 2010 42 RR, MP POLICE ACADEMY, PPM IND 2016 B.Sc., LL.B., BHAURI, BHOPAL SAHARANPUR, UTTAR PRADESH 25. SANJAY V MANE, 1989 17/11/1961 21/08/1989 ADG, 31/12/2020 IPM REP 2007 42 RR, REFORMS, PHQ, PPM REP 2017 B.E.[Civil], BHOPAL BELGAON, KARNATAKA 26. P S PHALNIKAR, 1989 26/10/1962 21/08/1989 ADG, CISF, 21/10/2020 ON DEPU. TO GOI 42RR, NEW DELHI IPM REP 2006 B.Sc., M.D.B.A., PPM REP 2013 PUNE, MAHARASHTRA 27. SUSHOVAN BANERJEE 1989 18/07/1963 28/08/1989 ADG, 04/04/2020 PMG 1995 42 RR, J.N.P.A., IPM 2010 M.A., SAGAR PPM IND 2018 KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL 28. G R MEENA, 1989 30/12/1962 20/08/1990 ADG, 29/11/2016 PMG 2003 42 RR, PRISONS, Ist BAR TO PMG 2003 (OPERATIONS) II nd BAR TO PMG M.A., 2015, M.P., BHOPAL ALWAR, IPM IND 2008M 2018 RAJSTHAN 6 Sl.No. Name of the officers, Year of Date of Birth Date of Present Post Held Date of Remark if any Photo Source of Recruitment, allotment Appointment appointment to Educational Qualification to IPS the present post and Home state 29. SMT SUSHMA SINGH, 1989 01/09/1964 21/08/1989 ADG, 29/05/2015 IPM IND 2008 42 RR, MP HUMAN RIGHT PPM IND 2018 M.Sc., COMMISSION, BHOPAL PATNA, BIHAR 30. Dr. SAJJAD WASI 1990 17/08/1963 20/08/1990 ADG, 01/04/2020 IPM IND 2006 NAQVI, NARCOTICS, PPM REP 2017 43 RR, PHQ, BHOPAL M.B.B.S., M.D.[Medi], RAIPUR, CHHATTISGARH 31. V K MAHESHWARI, 1990 01/12/1963 20/08/1990 ADG 01/04/2020 IPM IND 2006 43RR, S.T.F., PMG 2013 ACA, P.H.Q., PPM IND 2018 DELHI BHOPAL 32. Dr. ASHOK AWASTHI, 1990 21/06/1964 20/08/1990 ADG, 01/04/2020 IPM REP 2010 43 RR, COMPLAINT, PPM IND 2016 B.A./ Ph.D, PHQ , BHOPAL AND DELHI ADDL. CHARGE OSD, HON’BLE HOME MINISTER., GOVT. OF M.P. , BHOPAL 33. VIJAY KATARIA, 1990 27/02/1965 20/08/1990 ADG 07/01/2019 IPM REP 2006 43 RR, WELFARE., PPM IND 2018 BE (Mech) M.B.A.[Mkt.], P.H.Q., CHANDIGARH BHOPAL 7 Sl.No. Name of the officers, Year of Date of Birth Date of Present Post Held Date of Remark if any Photo Source of Recruitment, allotment Appointment appointment to Educational Qualification to IPS the present post and Home state 34. SMT. ANURADHA 1990 03/05/1964 27/12/1990 ADG 21/01/2019 IPM IND 2008 SHANKAR, TRAINING, P.HQ., PMG 2009 43 RR, BHOPAL & M.A., ADDL. CHARGE POORNIYA, DIRECTOR, POLICE BIHAR ACADEMY BHAURI, BHOPAL 35. BRIJ BHUSHAN 1990 12/04/1964 25/12/1990 ADG, 03/02/2021 IPM IND 2006 SHARMA, R.& D, 43 RR, PHQ, M. Tech., BHOPAL JINDCITY, HARYANA 36. K.T.VAIPHEI, 1990 01/03/1963 15/09/1991 ADG, 23/07/2020 IPM IND 2007 43 RR, SPECIAL POLICE PPM IND 2019 M.A., EASTABLISHMENT , CHURCHANDRAPUR, LOKAYUKTA ORG., BHOPAL MANIPUR 37. VARUN KAPOOR, 1991 14/05/1967 19/10/1992 ADG 15/01/2020 IPM IND 2008 44 RR, R.A.P.T.C., B.E., INDORE BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH 38. UPENDRA KUMAR JAIN, 1991 10/08/1967 12/10/1992 ADG/MD, POILCE 03/02/2021 IPM IND 2008 44 RR, HOUSING CORP.
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