Archive · 13 Aug 2025
IPS Officer's Leave Withdrawn, Appointed as Civil Rights Enforcement DGP
An IPS officer named K Ramachandra Rao, who was previously on compulsory leave, has been brought back to work.
The government has appointed him as the Director General of Police for the Directorate of Civil Rights Enforcement.
Before this, Rao was in charge of the Karnataka State Police Housing and Infrastructure Development Corporation.
He was put on leave earlier this year, but now he's back in a new, important role within the police force.
The new position has the same status as another high-ranking police job.
K Ramachandra Rao, an IPS officer, had his compulsory leave withdrawn.
Rao was appointed as the DGP for the Directorate of Civil Rights Enforcement.
The government order announced the immediate posting of Rao.
He previously served as Chairman and Managing Director of the Karnataka State Police Housing Corporation.
Rao was placed on compulsory leave in March.
- Who
- K Ramachandra Rao, an IPS officer.
- What
- The government withdrew the compulsory leave of IPS officer K Ramachandra Rao and appointed him as the DGP for Directorate of Civil Rights Enforcement.
- When
- The leave was withdrawn and the appointment was made on Monday.
- Where
- Bengaluru
- Why
- The reason for the withdrawal is not mentioned in the provided articles.
- Officer Name
- K Ramachandra Rao
- New Position
- DGP, Directorate of Civil Rights Enforcement
- Previous Position
- Chairman and Managing Director, Karnataka State Police Housing and Infrastructure Development Corporation
- Compulsory Leave
- Withdrawn
- Leave Imposed
- March