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11 Chandigarh Police Inspectors Promoted with Immediate Effect by DGP Order
✍️ Amar Ujala · Punjab
🗓 15 Oct 2026, 11:16 PM
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The Director General of Police issued orders promoting eleven inspectors of the Chandigarh Police, effective immediately, naming each officer in the official notification.
The Directorate of Police in Chandigarh announced that eleven senior officers have been elevated to the rank of Inspector with immediate effect. The promotion order was signed by the Director General of Police, who authorized the changes without any transitional period.
The officials named in the order include Ravdeep Singh, Chandramukhi, Daljit Singh, Asha Devi, Jaskeerandeep Kaur, Surya Prakash, Prem Singh, Harnak Singh, Kulvinder Kaur, Gurvinder Singh and Kirantha. Each officer will assume the responsibilities of an Inspector from the date of the order.
The promotion is part of the regular cadre review conducted by the Chandigarh Police to reward performance and seniority. No additional details on salary increments or posting changes were released at the time of the announcement.
The move has been welcomed by the police community as a morale‑boosting step, reinforcing the department's commitment to recognizing meritorious service.
The Directorate confirmed that the promotions are now reflected in the official service records and will be communicated to the concerned units for operational integration.
The officials named in the order include Ravdeep Singh, Chandramukhi, Daljit Singh, Asha Devi, Jaskeerandeep Kaur, Surya Prakash, Prem Singh, Harnak Singh, Kulvinder Kaur, Gurvinder Singh and Kirantha. Each officer will assume the responsibilities of an Inspector from the date of the order.
The promotion is part of the regular cadre review conducted by the Chandigarh Police to reward performance and seniority. No additional details on salary increments or posting changes were released at the time of the announcement.
The move has been welcomed by the police community as a morale‑boosting step, reinforcing the department's commitment to recognizing meritorious service.
The Directorate confirmed that the promotions are now reflected in the official service records and will be communicated to the concerned units for operational integration.