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Indore Police Commissioner announces reshuffle, 3 TIs promoted to DSP and attached to CP office
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 25 Aug 2026, 08:06 AM
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Indore Police Commissioner Santosh Singh released a list on Monday evening appointing Umesh Yadav, R.D. Kanwa and Sanju Kamle as DSPs and attaching them to the CP office.
Indore, Madhya Pradesh – On Monday evening, Police Commissioner Santosh Singh issued an administrative order reshuffling senior officers within the Indore police force. The order elevated three officers who were serving as Transfer Incharges (TIs) to the rank of Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP). The officers named in the reshuffle are Umesh Yadav, R.D. Kanwa and Sanju Kamle.
All three newly promoted DSPs have been assigned to the Commissioner’s office as attachés, a move that is expected to strengthen coordination between field units and the headquarters. The attachment will involve them in strategic planning, oversight of operations, and liaison duties with other government departments.
The commissioner’s list did not disclose further details about the rationale behind the promotions or any additional changes in the hierarchy. The reshuffle reflects an ongoing effort by the Indore police administration to streamline command structures and improve operational efficiency.
No statements from the promoted officers were recorded at the time of the announcement. The police department has indicated that the changes will take effect immediately, and routine duties will continue without disruption.
This administrative adjustment comes amid broader initiatives across Madhya Pradesh to modernize policing and enhance public safety, though specific outcomes of this particular reshuffle remain to be observed.
All three newly promoted DSPs have been assigned to the Commissioner’s office as attachés, a move that is expected to strengthen coordination between field units and the headquarters. The attachment will involve them in strategic planning, oversight of operations, and liaison duties with other government departments.
The commissioner’s list did not disclose further details about the rationale behind the promotions or any additional changes in the hierarchy. The reshuffle reflects an ongoing effort by the Indore police administration to streamline command structures and improve operational efficiency.
No statements from the promoted officers were recorded at the time of the announcement. The police department has indicated that the changes will take effect immediately, and routine duties will continue without disruption.
This administrative adjustment comes amid broader initiatives across Madhya Pradesh to modernize policing and enhance public safety, though specific outcomes of this particular reshuffle remain to be observed.