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Gradation List of WBPS Officers 2019.Xlsx PROVISIONAL GRADATION LIST OF WEST BENGAL POLICE SERVICE OFFICERS (Addl. SPs/Dy.Commdts./ Dy. S.Ps/Asstt. CPs & Asstt. Commdts. ) AS ON 01-05-2019 Seniority List of Addl. SPs/Dy. Commdts./Deputy Superintendents of Police/Asstt. Commissioners of Police & Asstt. Commdts.(W.B.P.S. Officers) Whether directly Whether Recruited / Confirmed in Promotee WBPS Appointment in Name of tlhe Officer Date of entry the post of Sl. Present place of Date of Officers (In case of the rank of Dy. with educational to the post of Dy. SP ( If Home District No. posting Birth Direct Recruitee SP vide G.O. qualification WBPS Officers confirmed year of No. date with Exam.(WBCS effect from) Exam.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Shri Jayanta 138 - P.S. - Cell 1 Mukherjee Dy. SP, Telecom, WB 3.12.72 15.2.99 WBCS - 1997 Dated 14.12.2007 Kolkata B.Sc. 3.2.99. Dy. Commdt. IR. 2nd Bn., Siliguri WB Shri Rakesh Singh 956-P.S.Cell dt. 2 (to work on 5.5.72 8.8.06 WBCS-2004 08.08.2008 Hooghly MSC, Bio Chemistry 29.6.06 deputation to Kalimpong Dist.) Quazi Samsuddin Addl. SP.Rural 488-P.S.Cell dtd. 3 Ahamed 11.03.77 27.03.07 WBCS-2005 27.03.09 Malda Howrah Rural 20.3.07. M.Sc. Addl. DCP. Shri Amlan Ghosh 488-P.S.Cell dtd. 4 Serampore, 11.11.73 30.03.07 WBCS-2005 30.03.09 Jalpaiguri M.A.(Part I) 20.3.07. Chandannagar PC Shri Dipak Sarkar 488-P.S.Cell dtd. 5 Addl. SP. Rural. Malda 14.12.79 27.03.07 WBCS-2005 08-06-2016 North 24Pgs. B.V.Sc. & A.H 20.3.07. Shri Aneesh Sarkar Addl. SP. 1079-PS Cell/3P- 6 01.09.80 27.06.08 WBCS-2006 14-12-2015 Kolkata B.E. Murshidabad 5/07 dt. 27.06.08 Shri Shiba Prasad Addl. SP. Hqrs. Purba 337-P.S. Cell 7 Patra 15.03.82 29.02.08 WBCS-2006 28-02-2010 Purulia Medinipur dt.26.02.08 B.V.Sc. & AH Smt. Papiya Sultana Dy. CO. SAP. 2nd 371- P.S. Cell dt. 8 B.Sc. PGDM & 05.07.80 03.03.08 WBCS-2006 03.03.2010 Howrah Bn. 29.02.08 PDHRD Shri Sandeep Mondal Addl. SP. BE ( Instrumentation (Headquarters), 713-P.S. Cell dt. Paschim 9 03.01.79 25.04.08 WBCS-2006 22.11.2012 on Baruipur Police 22.04.08 Burdwan Tech.) District Shri Indrajit Basu Addl. SP. Zonal, 371-P.S. Cell dt. 10 04.05.77 03.03.08 WBCS-2006 03.03.2010 North 24Pgs. B.Com.(Hons.) Baruipur Police Dist. 29.02.08 Shri Biswa Chand Addl. SP. Barasat 337-P.S. Cell 11 Thakur 18.01.82 04.03.08 WBCS-2006 04.03.2010 Uttar Dinajpur Police Dist. dt.26.02.08 B.A. Shri Subimal Paul Addl. SP. Hqrs., 713-P.S. Cell dt. 12 14.07.81 25.04.08 WBCS-2006 08.07.2015 Cooch-Behar B.V.Sc. & AH Birbhum 22.04.08 Shri Shyamal Samanta 371-P.S. Cell dt. 13 M.Sc.(Ag.)in Plant Addl. SP. Bankura 22.11.80 03.03.08 WBCS-2006 03.03.2010 Hooghly 29.02.08 Breeding Tauseef Ali Azhar Addl. SP. Kalyani, 337-P.S. Cell 14 20.11.76 29.02.08 WBCS-2006 01.03.2010 Kolkata B.A. (Hons. in English) Nadia dt.26.02.08 Addl. SP. Rural, Shri Wangden Bhutia Dakshin Dinajpur 337-P.S. Cell 15 B.Sc. Economics 05.05.82 03.03.08 WBCS-2006 03.03.2010 Darjeeling (with Hqrs. at dt.26.02.08 (Hons.) Gangarampur) Whether directly Whether Recruited / Confirmed in Promotee WBPS Appointment in Name of tlhe Officer Date of entry the post of Sl. Present place of Date of Officers (In case of the rank of Dy. with educational to the post of Dy. SP ( If Home District No. posting Birth Direct Recruitee SP vide G.O. qualification WBPS Officers confirmed year of No. date with Exam.(WBCS effect from) Exam.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Addl. SP. Hqrs. Shri Tanmoy Sarkar-II 371-P.S. Cell dt. 16 Diamond Harbour 23.06.80 03.03.08 WBCS-2006 03.03.2010 Cooch-Behar M.Sc. (Ag.) 29.02.08 Police Dist. Shri Dhruba Das 371-P.S. Cell dt. 17 Addl. SS. CID. WB 20.02.81 03.03.08 WBCS-2006 08-06-2016 Hooghly B.Sc.(Hons.) 29.02.08 Shri Ganesh Biswas 337-P.S. Cell 18 Dy. CO. RAF Bn. BKP 19.07.79 29.02.08 WBCS-2006 14-12-2015 Nadia B.Tech. dt.26.02.08 Shri Pinaki Ranjan Das 371-P.S. Cell dt. 19 Dy. CO. IR. 1st Bn. 07.02.75 03.03.08 WBCS-2006 16.11.2011 Kolkata B.A. (DME,CIC) 29.02.08 Shri Amlan Kusum Addl. SP. Cooch 337-P.S. Cell 20 Ghosh 26.11.77 29.02.08 WBCS-2006 08-06-2016 Bankura Behar dt.26.02.08 M.A. Smt. Anuradha Mandal Addl. DC. SB. 337-P.S. Cell 21 16.01.78 29.02.08 WBCS-2006 30-06-2016 Nadia M.A. Bidhannagar PC dt.26.02.08 Shri Kalyan Sinha Ray 463-P. S. Cell dt. 22 Addl. SP. Alipurduar 27.10.84 19.03.09 WBCS-2007 21-05-2014 Howrah B.Sc.(H) 05.03.09 Shri Rana Mukherjee Addl. SP. Howrah 463-P. S. Cell dt. 23 26.12.79 19.03.09 WBCS-2007 12.01.2018 Hooghly B.A.(H) (Rural) 05.03.09 Shri Rupantar Addl. SP. Hqrs. 502-P.S. Cell dt. 24 Sengupta 06.09.81 13.03.09 WBCS-2007 08-06-2016 Kolkata Barasat Police Dist. 12.03.09 B.A. Addl. SP. Mathabhanga, Cooch Shri Indrajit Sarkar 688-P.S. Cell dt. 25 Behar with head 04.01.73 11.06.09 WBCS-2007 20.05.2013 Nadia B.Sc.(H) 06.04.09 quarters at Mathabhanga Shri Santosh Kumar Dy. Commdt. RAF 463-P. S. Cell dt. 26 Mondal 21.01.78 19.03.09 WBCS-2007 15-06-2017 Malda Bn., Dabgram, Siliguri 05.03.09 B.Sc. Shri Kuntal Banerjee M. Sc. (Agriculture), Addl. SP. Jaigaon, 2328-P.S. Cell MBA (HR); MA 27 Alipurduar with Hqrs. 14.04.81 13.01.10 WBCS-2008 dtd. 05-01-2015 Darjeeling (Public Admin); at Jaigaon 29.12.09 PGDM (Police Management) 2328-P.S. Cell Shri Chandan Ghosh Addl. SP. DIB. 28 10.12.79 01.01.10 WBCS-2008 dtd. 30-06-2016 Nadia BA (Hons.) Basirhat Police Dist. 29.12.09 2328-P.S. Cell Mir Shakir Ali Addl. SP. DIB. 29 28.07.78 01.01.10 WBCS-2008 dtd. 05-01-2015 Kolkata B. Com (Hons.) Baruipur Police Dist. 29.12.09 Dy.Commdt.SIRB (to 2328-P.S. Cell Shri Parag Ghosh 30 work on deputation to 05.01.83 01.01.10 WBCS-2008 dtd. 15-06-2017 Kolkata MA (Geography) PD, WB) 29.12.09 Shri Harekrishna 2328-P.S. Cell Proposal sent Dy.SP. DIB. Hooghly 31 Haldar 20.02.72 01.01.10 WBCS-2008 dtd. to North 24 Pgs. Rural Dist. B. Sc. 29.12.09 Govt. Whether directly Whether Recruited / Confirmed in Promotee WBPS Appointment in Name of tlhe Officer Date of entry the post of Sl. Present place of Date of Officers (In case of the rank of Dy. with educational to the post of Dy. SP ( If Home District No. posting Birth Direct Recruitee SP vide G.O. qualification WBPS Officers confirmed year of No. date with Exam.(WBCS effect from) Exam.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Shri Kartick Chandra Addl. SP. Uttar 2328-P.S. Cell Mondal 32 Dinajpur (with Hqrs. 05.03.79 01.01.10 WBCS-2008 dtd. 12-01-2018 South 24 Pgs. M. Com at Islampur) 29.12.09 (Accountancy) Addl. SP. Rural, 2328-P.S. Cell Shri Dendup Sherpa 33 Jalpaiguri (with Hqrs. 17.11.80 01.01.10 WBCS-2008 dtd. 17-12-2016 Jalpaiguri B. Com at Dhupguri) 29.12.09 Shri Damber Singh 2291-P.S.Cell dtd. 34 Sunar Dy.SP. DEB. Jalpaiguri 03.02.61 21.12.10 Promotee N.A. Darjeeling 15.12.10 B.Com 2370/2 PS Cell Maqsood Hasan Due to pass 35 Dy.SP. (D&T), Nadia 02.09.1978 31.12.2010 WBCS-2009 dtd. North 24 Pgs BA (H) depttl. Exam. 29.12.10 Shri Vivek Kumar 2370/2 PS Cell SDPO. Khatra, Due to pass 36 Verma 10.03.1980 28.01.2011 WBCS-2009 dtd. Burdwan Bankura depttl. Exam. B.Sc (Phy. Major) 29.12.10 Shri Arka Banerjee 2370/2 PS Cell 37 M.Sc (E S SDPO. Tehatta, Nadia 30.03.1986 31.12.2010 WBCS-2009 dtd. 22-11-2013 Bankura Management) 29.12.10 Sheikh Mohammed 2370/2 PS Cell SDPO. Kandi, Purba 38 Azim 01.01.1980 31.12.2010 WBCS-2009 dtd. 30-06-2016 Murshidabad Medinipur B.Sc 29.12.10 2370/2 PS Cell Shri Surajit Kumar Dey Dy.SP. (D&T) Uttar 39 15.07.1978 21.01.2011 WBCS-2009 dtd. 21-01-2013 North 24 Pgs. BA Dinajpur 29.12.10 Syed Mohammed SDPO. Contai, Purba 61 PS Cell dtd. 40 Mamdoodul Hasan 17.05.1979 11.03.2011 WBCS-2009 22-11-2013 Kolkata Medinipur 14.01.11 B.Sc, Phy.
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