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Civil List Police 2020 GOVERNMENT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH HOME DEPARTMENT CIVIL LIST POLICE 2020 Indian Police Service, H.P. Cadre Himachal Pradesh Police Service, Communication and Technical Services As on 31- 03-2020 PREFACE It gives us great pleasure to bring out the Civil List of Police Service i.e. Indian Police Service H.P. Cadre, Himachal Pradesh Police Service and Communication and Technical Services for the year 2020 and I place on record my deep appreciation for the officers who have put in great effort to prepare the same. While updating the Civil List, it has been our endeavour to incorporate the updated position regarding all the particulars of the officers. However, we request the officers to bring to our notice any error that may have crept in inadvertently. Many of the distinguished police officers of the State are holding key positions in the Central Government and Organizations. This is a matter of great pride and honour for the State as well as the Police cadres besides being a source of great inspiration to the young members of the Services. This Civil List is meant only for use as a ready reckoner for basic information about the officers and in case of any discrepancy between the official service records and this List, the former shall prevail. Suggestions to further improve the Civil List are welcome. MANOJ KUMAR, Addl. Chief Secretary (Home) to the Government of Himachal Pradesh. 1 SANCTIONED STRENGTH OF INDIAN POLICE SERVICES AS ON 31- 03-2020 Details of Sanctioned permanent posts: Sl. No. Designation No. of Posts (1) Senior Post under the Government of Himachal Pradesh 52 1. Director General of Police (Head of Police Force) 01 2. Addl. Director General of Police ( SV&ACB) 01 3. Addl. Director General of Police, CID 01 4. Addl. Director General of Police, Law & Order 01 5. Addl. Director General of Police, AP&T 01 6. Inspector General of Police-Crime 01 7. Inspector General of Police- SV & ACB 01 8. Inspector General of Police-Law & Order 01 9. Inspector General of Police-Intelligence 01 10. Inspector General of Police- Armed Police 01 11. Inspector General of Police, Police Academy, Training & Research 01 12. Inspector General of Police, Welfare & Admn. 01 13. Inspector General of Police-Ranges (Shimla, Mandi & D/Shala) 03 14. Inspector General of Police-C & TS, Logistics 01 15. Principal PTC Daroh 01 16. Deputy Inspector General of Police-Crime 01 17. Deputy Inspector General of Police- Intelligence & Security 01 18. Deputy Inspector General of Police-SV&ACB 01 19. Deputy Inspector General of Police-TT&R 01 20. Deputy Inspector General of Police-NCB(CID) 01 21. Deputy Inspector General of Police-Cyber Crime (CID) 01 22. Deputy Inspector General of Police (EOW) 01 23. Assistant Inspector General of Police-Hqrs. 01 24. Superintendent of Police-CID/Crime Branch 01 25. Superintendent of Police-CID (Spl.Br.) 01 26. Superintendent of Police –SV & ACB, Zones ( Shimla, Mandi & D/Shala) 03 27 Superintendent of Police- Districts 12 28. Commandants of Bn. /I.R.Bns. 07 29. Superintendent of Police, District Baddi 01 30. Superintendent of Police (Cyber Crime), CID 01 31. Superintendent of Police, Law & Order, PHQ 01 TOTAL SENIOR DUTY POSTS 52 (2) Central Deputation Reserve @ 40% of Item 1 above 20 (3) State Deputation Reserve @ 25% of Item 1 above 13 (4) Training Reserve @ 3.5 % of Item 1 above 01 (5) Leave Reserve and Junior Posts Reserve @ 16.5 % of Item 1 above 08 (6) Post to be filled in by promotion under Rule 9 of the IPS (Recruitment) Rules, 1954 not exceeding 28 33 .3 % of Item 1,2,3 & 4 above. (7) Post to be filled up by Direct Recruitment (Items 1+2+3+4+5—6) 66 Total Authorized Strength 94 Note.—The Cadre Strength of IPS officers of H.P.State has been notified vide Notification No. 11052/ 09/2015-AIS-II-A, dated 18th March, 2016 by Deptt. of Pers. & Trg., Govt. of India. 2 INDIAN POLICE SERVICES Sl. Name/Id. No. Qualification Date of Present post/ Level in Police Remarks No. Date of Apptt./ (Subject) Birth / Date of Pay Medals, if Source of Domicile appointment to Matrix any recruitment present post S/Sh./Smt./Ms. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) Allotment Year-1984 1. Somesh Goyal M.A. 26-04-61 Director General Level-17 PM-2001 Ex-Cadre 19841021 (English) Haryana of Prison & PPM-2003 Post 21-08-84 Correctional (RR) Services, HP 17-01-2018 Allotment Year-1986 2. Sita Ram Mardi M.Sc. (Stat.) 31-05-60 DGP, H.P. Level-17 PM-2002 Cadre Post 19861037 Karnataka Shimla PPMDS- 26-08-86 09-01-2018 2010 (RR) Allotment Year-1988 3. Tapan Kumar M. Sc. 25-02-63 Addl. Director, Level-16 - On Central Deka (Physics) Assam IB Hqrs. Deputation 19881053 New Delhi 25-08-88 23-10-2019 (RR) Allotment Year-1989 4. Sanjay Kundu DEMT 18-04-64 Pr. Resident Level-16 PM-1994 Ex-Cadre (RR) Graduate Haryana Commr. H.P. PPMS-2007 post 19891001 Govt. New Delhi PPMDS- 21-08-89 + Pr. Secy. to CM 2013 (RR) + Pr.Secy. (Vig) (E&T)to GoHP. 20-07-2018 5. Sanjiv Ranjan B.A. (Hons.) 03-05-65 IG, BSF, New Level-15 PMG On Central Ojha (RR) Bihar Delhi. IPM-2006 Deputation 19891034 28-01-2017 UNPM 21-08-89 (RR) Allotment Year-1990 6. Shyam Bhagat MBA 15-03-66 ADGP, Law & Level-15 PMMS- Cadre post Negi (RR) Kinnaur, Order, H.P. 2007 19901073 Himachal 27-11-2018 16-09-91 Pradesh (RR) Allotment Year-1991 7. Ahmed Payam LLM 11-02-61 Registrar, Jamia Level-15 PMMS- On Central Siddique Uttar Millia Islamia 2009 Deputation 19911041 Pradesh University, New 15-09-1991 Delhi. (RR) 26-10-2016 3 Sl. Name/Id. No. Qualification Date of Present post/ Level in Police Remarks No. Date of Apptt./ (Subject) Birth / Date of Pay Medals, if Source of Domicile appointment to Matrix any recruitment present post S/Sh./Smt./Ms. 8. Dr. Atul Verma MBBS 06-05-65 ADG & Comndt. Level-15 — Ex-Cadre 19911058 Jharkhand General, HG,CD post 11-10-92 & FS, H.P. (RR) 27-11-2018 Allotment Year-1993 9. Anurag Garg B.Tech. 13-07-67 ADG, SV&ACB, Level-15 UNPM Cadre Post 19931030 (Elec. Engg.) Uttar H.P. 2002 05-09-93 Pradesh 27-11-2018 PMMS- (RR) 2009 PMMDS 2016 10. Ashok Tiwari M.Tech. 26-11-69 ADG, CID, Level-15 PMMS- Cadre Post 19931067 (W.Hons.) Uttar Shimla 2009 05-09-93 WPLM Pradesh 17-01-2018 PMMDS- (RR) (Osmania 2019 University) 11. Rithwik Rudra B.A.(Hons.) 05-07-69 Joint Director, Level-15 PMMS- On Central 19931002 Delhi IB Hqrs., 2009 Deputation 04-09-94 New Delhi (RR) 23-07-2015 Allotment Year-1994 12. Rakesh AMIE 05-08-68 Joint Director, Level-15 PMMS- On Central Aggarwal Haryana CBI, N/Delhi 2010 Deputation 19941002 13-03-2019 PPMDS- 04-09-94 2016 (RR) 13. S. Zahur Haider B.Sc. 9-12-68 Under suspension Level-14 PMMS- - Zaidi (Mechanical Uttar w.e.f. 15-1-2020 2010 19941008 Engineering) Pradesh 04-09-94 & Master’s (RR) Degree in Police Management. Allotment Year-1995 14. Satinder Pal B.E. Engg. 05-07-68 Jt. Secretary, Level-15 PMMS- On Central Singh LLM Punjab Ministry of 2011 Deputation 19951009 Shipping, New 03-09-95 Delhi (RR) 11-08-2017 15. N. Venugopal M.Sc. 14-12-67 ADGP, AP&T, Level-15 PMMS- Cadre post (RR) Geology Tamil Nadu H.P. 2011 19951069 12-02-2020 03-09-95 4 Sl. Name/Id. No. Qualification Date of Present post/ Level in Police Remarks No. Date of Apptt./ (Subject) Birth / Date of Pay Medals, if Source of Domicile appointment to Matrix any recruitment present post S/Sh./Smt./Ms. Allotment Year-1996 16. Satwant Atwal M.A. 16-08-71 IG, BSF, New Level-14 PMMS- On Central Trivedi (RR) (Psychology), Himachal Delhi 2012 Deputation 19961011 Advance Pradesh 23-03-2015 04-09-96 Course in German Language 17. Ajay Kumar B.E. (Elec. & 26-09-70 IG, (Commn) Level-14 — On Central Yadav (RR) Com.) Delhi CRPF, New Delhi Deputation 19961053 08-01-2018 07-09-97 18. Abhishek MA, LLB 27-08-71 IG, NSG, New Level-14 PMMS- On Central Trivedi (RR) Bihar Delhi 2012 Deputation 19961032 12-01-2015 05-09-96 Allotment Year-1997 19. Anand Pratap B.E. 05-05-71 IGP, Police Level-14 PMMS- Cadre Post Singh (RR) Uttar Academy, 2013 19971009 Pradesh Training & 25-08-97 Research, HP 09-03-2018 Allotment Year-1998 20. Dinesh Kumar BSc.(PCM) 01-7-72 On study leave Level-14 — Leave Reserve Yadav Uttar 19981045 Pradesh 28-12-98 (RR) 21. Himanshu Misra, M.B.A 01-06-62 IGP, AP&T, Level-14 PMMS- Cadre Post SPS Uttar Shimla 2017 19982214 Pradesh 31-12-2015 17-12-2009 Allotment Year-1999 22. Gyaneshwar Singh MPA 22-2-71 IG, Crime, HP. Level-14 — Cadre post 19991017 Uttar 10-07-2019 20-9-99 Pradesh (RR) Allotment Year-2000 23. Jai Prakash Master’s 10-7-67 IG, SV & ACB, Level-14 — Cadre post Singh Degree in Bihar Shimla 20001011 Police 25-05-2018 4-9-2000 (RR) Management 24. Diljeet Kumar B.A. (Hons), 04-04-62 IG, CID (Intt.) Level-14 PMMDS- Cadre Post Thakur (SPS) LLB Kullu, H.P. H.P Shimla. 2020 20012092 06-01-2018 19-12-2011 5 Sl. Name/Id.
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