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West Bengal IPS reshuffle

West Bengal Government Reshuffles Senior IPS Officers, Supratim Sarkar Removed as ADG CID

The West Bengal government has carried out a fresh IPS reshuffle, removing Supratim Sarkar from the post of ADG CID and transferring several senior police officers to new assignments as part of an administrative reorganisation.

West Bengal Government Reshuffles Senior IPS Officers, Supratim Sarkar Removed as ADG CID

West Bengal IPS reshuffle

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  • Posted:July 14, 2026 6:56 am
  • Update:July 14, 2026 6:56 am
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Cloud TV Desk: The West Bengal government has announced another major reshuffle in the state police administration, transferring several senior IPS officers to key positions. Among the significant changes, IPS officer Supratim Sarkar has been removed from the post of Additional Director General (ADG), Criminal Investigation Department (CID) as part of the latest administrative overhaul.

Major Administrative Shake-Up

According to the state government’s notification, multiple senior police officers have been reassigned ahead of crucial administrative and law enforcement responsibilities. The reshuffle affects several important departments, including the CID, Intelligence Branch, and district police units.

Supratim Sarkar, who was serving as ADG CID, has been shifted from the post. The move comes months after he served as Kolkata Police Commissioner before being reassigned following Election Commission directives during the Assembly election period.

New Postings Announced

The latest transfer order includes changes across several senior ranks of the West Bengal Police. The government has appointed new officers to head the CID and other strategic wings to strengthen administrative functioning.

Officials said the reshuffle is part of a routine administrative exercise aimed at improving operational efficiency across the police force.

Focus on Law and Order

The transfers come at a time when the state administration is focusing on strengthening law enforcement and internal security. Senior IPS officers have been assigned to departments handling criminal investigations, intelligence gathering, and district policing.

No official reason has been cited for the transfers beyond administrative requirements. The Home and Hill Affairs Department stated that the changes take effect immediately.

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