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IPS officer shifted to Puducherry

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Tribune News Service

New Delhi, June 8

The Union Ministry of Home Affairs today shifted B Srinivasan, a 1990 batch IPS officer, who is considered to be the man behind strengthening the intelligence wing of the J&K Police, to Puducherry as the Director General.

Srinivasan was the intelligence chief when the Centre decided to do away with J&K's special status. He is the second officer to be posted out of the UT after the J&K cadre was merged with the AGMUT cadre.

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