Jalandhar — In a significant administrative reshuffle, the Punjab government has transferred Jalandhar Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Naresh Dogra, appointing him as the Additional Inspector General (AIG) of the State Special Operation Cell (SSOC) in Fazilka.
Key Details of the Transfer
The transfer, issued by the Punjab Police Department, marks a promotion for Dogra to a position of heightened responsibility in the state’s specialized crime-fighting unit. The move is part of a broader administrative restructuring aimed at strengthening law enforcement operations across the state.
Track Record in Jalandhar
During his tenure as DCP in Jalandhar, Naresh Dogra earned recognition for his active role in handling several sensitive and high-profile cases. His contributions to strengthening law and order in the region have been instrumental in advancing the department’s crime control initiatives.
Commitment to Crime Control
Following his transfer, Dogra expressed his resolve to fulfil his new responsibilities with complete honesty, integrity, and commitment. “I am dedicated to bringing effective action against organized crime, drug trafficking, and other criminal activities in Punjab to curb crime more effectively,” he stated.
His appointment to the SSOC, a specialized unit tasked with addressing organized criminal networks and major security threats, reflects the department’s confidence in his capabilities and track record.
New Appointment Awaited
With Dogra’s departure from Jalandhar, the police administration has begun the process of appointing a new DCP for the city. An announcement regarding the successor is expected in the coming days, as the department seeks to maintain continuity and operational efficiency in the district.
The reshuffle underscores the Punjab Police’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its command structure and enhance coordination among various law enforcement units across the state.
The administrative changes are part of routine police department operations designed to optimize resource allocation and leadership deployment across Punjab’s diverse law enforcement needs.
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