Major Administrative Reshuffle in Tripura: 32 IPS and TPS Officers Transferred

AGARTALA- In a significant administrative move, the Governor of Tripura has ordered the immediate transfer and posting of 32 Indian Police Service (IPS) and Tripura Police Service (TPS) officers across various departments and districts. This decision aims to enhance law enforcement efficiency and strengthen administrative functions within the state.

The reshuffle encompasses a wide range of positions, affecting both senior and mid-level officers. This strategic move is intended to optimize the deployment of personnel to areas where their expertise is most needed.

The primary goal of these transfers is to improve the effectiveness of law enforcement agencies and ensure better administrative oversight across Tripura.

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List of Transferred Officers and Their New Postings:

IPS Officers:

1. M. Raja Murugan, IPS – ADGP (Trg.) with an additional charge of IG (Admn.).
2. Avula Ramesh Reddy, IPS – Transferred from DIGP (Hqrs) to IGP (Crime).
3. Ipper Manchak Dnyanoba, IPS – Moved from DIGP (SR & NR) to In-charge IGP (L/O) with an additional charge of DIGP (Southern Range).
4. Krishnendu Chakraverty, IPS – Continues as DIGP (Crime, Intelligence & Security) with an additional charge of SP(SB), but relieved from SP (Vigilance) duties.
5. Prabir Majumdar, IPS – Transferred from DIGP (now AIGP, Welfare) to DIGP (Hqrs).
6. Rati Ranjan Debnath, IPS – Moved from DIGP (now SP, Anti-Narcotics) to DIGP (Northern Range).
7. Bijoy Debbarma, IPS – Transferred from SP (Procurement) to SP (Sepahijala).
8. Manik Das, IPS – Moved from SP (Traffic) to SP (Procurement).
9. Bhanupada Chakraborty, IPS – Transferred from SP (PHQ) to Comdt., TSR 1st Bn.
10. Jayanta Chakraborty, IPS – Reassigned from AIGP (Hqrs) to Principal, KTDS PTA.
11. Bogati Jagadeeswar Reddy, IPS – Transferred from SP (Sepahijala) to AIGP (Hqrs).
12. Apan Jamatia, IPS – Moved from SP-AP, O/o the DIGP (AP) to Comdt., AP, O/o the DIGP-AP.
13. Ms. Sudhambika R, IPS – Reassigned from Addl. SP (Traffic) to SP (Traffic).
14. Mouryakrishna Chandrasekhar, IPS – Transferred from Addl. SP, South to SP (South).

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TPS Grade-I Officers:

1- Nabadiwp Jamatia, TPS Gr-I – Moved from Principal, KTDS PTA to SP (Cyber Crime).
2- Ranaditya Das, TPS Gr-I – Transferred from Comdt., TSR 12th Bn. to SP (Khowai).
3- Sudip Kr. Paul, TPS Gr-I – Reassigned from Comdt., TSR 1st Bn. to AIGP (Welfare).
4- Asok Kr. Sinha, TPS Gr-I – Moved from SP, South to Comdt., TSR 12th Bn

5- Bikash Deb, TPS Gr-I – Transferred from Addl. SP, Vigilance to SP, Vigilance.
6- Piyamadhuri Majumder, TPS Gr-I – Moved from Addl. SP (TPCB) to SP (Anti-Narcotics).
7- Manabendra Choudhuri, TPS Gr-I – Transferred from Addl. SP, Dhalai to SP (Govt. Establishment Security).
8- Ranadhir Debbarma, TPS Gr-I – Reassigned from Dy. Comdt., TSR 13th Bn. to SP (Police Control).
9- Badal Debbarma, TPS Gr-I – Transferred from Dy. Comdt., TSR 5th Bn. to SP (Communication).
10- Jai Kishore Jamatia, TPS Gr-I – Moved from ADC to Hon’ble Governor of Tripura (Addl. SP) to ADC to  Governor of Tripura (as SP).
11- Uttam Banik, TPS Gr-I – Reassigned from Addl. SP (PHQ) to Addl. SP (Dhalai).
12- Justin Joseph, TPS Gr-I – Transferred from Dy. Comdt., TSR 2nd Bn. to Addl. SP (Khowai).
13- Prabir Paul, TPS Gr-I – Moved from Addl. SP, Khowai to Addl. SP (Vigilance).
14- Suman Majumder, TPS Gr-I – Reassigned from Dy. Comdt., TSR 3rd Bn. to Addl. SP (South).
15- Mrs Olivia Debbarma, TPS Gr-I – Transferred from Addl. SP, Dhalai to Dy. Comdt., TSR 6th Bn.

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IPS and TPS Grade-II Officers (Probationers):

16- D. Kudiarasu, IPS (Probationer) – Posted as SDPO, Khowai.
17- Rishabh, IPS (Probationer) – Assigned as SDPO, Belonia.
18- Abhijit Das, TPS Gr-II – Moved from SDPO, Belonia to Dy. SP in the office of the SP, Gomati.

Such a comprehensive reshuffle is expected to bring fresh perspectives to various departments and districts, potentially leading to more efficient governance and improved public services.

The state government anticipates that these changes will bolster the overall law and order situation in Tripura, addressing current challenges and preparing for future demands.