J&K Police Order Transfers of 23 Personnel in Jammu Zone
Jammu, October 26, 2026: The Jammu and Kashmir Police have ordered the transfer and posting of 23 personnel across various ranges and units in the Jammu Zone, including six inspectors, as part of an administrative reshuffle.
The order was issued by Inspector General of Police (IGP), Jammu Zone, Tejinder Singh, under Order No. 1349 of 2026, dated October 24. The transfers have been made in the interest of administration, with the concerned personnel directed to be relieved immediately, according to media reports.
Six Inspectors Among Transferred Personnel
The reshuffle includes six inspectors, one sub-inspector, three probationary sub-inspectors, one assistant sub-inspector, two head constables, nine selection-grade constables and one follower.
Among the inspectors, Nazir Ahmed has been transferred from the Jammu-Kathua-Samba (JKS) Range to the Doda-Kishtwar-Ramban (DKR) Range, while Rajesh Thappa has been shifted from the Reasi-Poonch (RP) Range to the DKR Range.
Rajeev Sharma and Ved Parkash have been transferred from the RP Range to the JKS Range. Ashish Sagar has been shifted from the JKS Range to the RP Range, while Arun Bhagat has been transferred from the DKR Range to the RP Range.
The order also includes transfers involving sub-inspectors and other police personnel across different ranges and units.
Transfers Across Ranges and Units
Sub-Inspector Suresh Mitla has been transferred from the JKS Range to the Udhampur Range. Probationary Sub-Inspector Gulshan Kumar has been moved from the Udhampur Range to the JKS Range, with attachment to the Special Operations Group (SOG), Jammu. PSI Akash Sharma has been shifted from Police Control Room (PCR) Jammu to the Udhampur Range, while PSI Pankaj Manhas has been transferred from the Udhampur Range to the RP Range.
Other transfers involve assistant sub-inspectors, head constables, selection-grade constables and support staff posted across different units. Rayaz Ahmed has been transferred from the DKR Range to the JKS Range, with a posting in Kathua district.
The latest reshuffle is an administrative exercise covering personnel at different ranks within the Jammu Zone. Such transfers and postings help police authorities manage staffing requirements and allocate personnel across operational areas and units.
The order takes effect immediately, with the concerned personnel instructed to comply with the new postings.
