Moments after taking over as CM, Yeddy orders transfer of IPS Officers
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Moments after taking over as CM, Yeddy orders transfer of IPS Officers

May 18, 2018

Bengaluru:  In a series of transfers of officials in crucial posts, two top Police intelligence officials and the Additional Chief Secretary to former Chief Minister Siddharamaiah, were replaced within hours after B.S. Yeddyurappa took oath as the Chief Minister.

Senior Advocate Prabhuling K. Navadagi has been appointed the new Advocate General by the Governor following the resignation of Madhusudhan R. Naik. Shivamogga ZP CEO V.P. Hukkeri has been appointed as Yeddyurappa’s Personal Secretary. Sources said that Hukkeri is the close confidant of Yeddyurappa.  While Amar Kumar Pandey has been appointed as new ADGP in place of A.M. Prasad, Sandeep Patil has been appointed as new Deputy Inspector General of Police in place of Hemanth Nimbalkar.

Incidentally, Nimbalkar’s wife Anjali Nimbalkar has won from Khanapura constituency in Belagavi on a Congress ticket. Meanwhile, senior IAS officer and Additional Chief Secretary M. Lakshminarayan has been transferred as Additional Chief Secretary to CM, replacing L.K. Atheeq. SP, Anti-Corruption Bureau, S. Girish has been posted as DCP (North East) Bengaluru city.

Other transfers also appear to be effects of the political developments of the day. Replacing B. Ramesh, the government transferred K. Annamalai, who was SP, Chikkamagaluru, as SP, Ramanagaram. This attains significance as Eagleton Resorts, Bidadi, where Congress had been hoarding its MLAs falls under the district and minutes after the transfer, the Police security given to the resort was withdrawn.

Dr. Chandragupta, who was DCP (Central) Bengaluru, was also moved out to be replaced by D. Devaraj, who was SP, Bidar. This is reportedly as the CM was unhappy at how the Congress-JD(S) MLAs and leaders were let into the Vidhana Soudha to hold a protest against his swearing-in.

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