Archive · 3 Aug 2026
West Bengal Posts Three IPS Officers to Anti-Corruption Branch
The West Bengal government decided to send three police officers to help fight corruption in the state.
These officers come from the Intelligence Branch of the police.
The officers are IGP Murli Dhar, DIG Akash Magharia, and Senior Superintendent Kamanasish Sen.
They will start working in the Anti-Corruption Branch right away.
The order was announced on Monday, August 3.
This move is meant to strengthen the branch’s ability to investigate and prevent corruption.
The posting shows the government’s focus on clean governance.
The news was reported by PTI from Kolkata.
The officers will bring their experience to the new role.
West Bengal government posted three IPS officers to its Anti-Corruption Branch.
The officers are from the Intelligence Branch of the police.
The officers are IGP Murli Dhar, DIG Akash Magharia, and Senior Superintendent Kamanasish Sen.
The posting is effective immediately.
The order was issued on Monday, August 3, 2024.
- Who
- West Bengal government
- What
- posted three IPS officers to the state’s Anti-Corruption Branch
- When
- Monday, August 3, 2024
- Where
- West Bengal, India
- Why
- to staff the Anti-Corruption Branch
- State
- West Bengal
- Date of posting
- August 3, 2024
- Officers posted
- 3 IPS officers
- Branch
- Anti-Corruption Branch
- Source
- PTI