Archive · 3 Oct 2026
Rajasthan Transfers 14 IPS and 15 RAS Officers
Rajasthan’s government changed the jobs of several senior police and administrative officers.
Fourteen police officers were transferred to new positions.
Four district police chiefs were among them.
Ajay Singh was given a senior law-and-order role in Jaipur.
Rameshwar Singh was moved to a crime-related role in Jaipur.
Other officers were assigned to units including the Special Operations Group and CID-CB.
The government also transferred 15 RAS officers.
Ten RAS officers were put in a status called Awaiting Posting Orders, which means they were waiting for new assignments.
The report did not say why the transfers were made.
The Rajasthan government transferred 14 Indian Police Service officers and 15 Rajasthan Administrative Service officers.
Four district superintendents of police were among the IPS officers transferred.
Ajay Singh was appointed Additional Commissioner of Police, Law and Order, in Jaipur.
Rameshwar Singh moved from the Anti-Corruption Bureau to the Jaipur Crime branch; other officers were assigned to posts including the Special Operations Group and CID-CB.
Ten RAS officers were placed under Awaiting Posting Orders status.
- Who
- The Rajasthan government and the transferred IPS and RAS officers.
- What
- The government transferred 14 IPS officers and 15 RAS officers, and placed 10 RAS officers under Awaiting Posting Orders.
- When
- Saturday, October 3; the report does not specify the year.
- Where
- Rajasthan, including Jaipur.
- Why
- The orders did not state a reason for the transfers.
- IPS officers transferred
- 14
- RAS officers transferred
- 15
- RAS officers placed under APO
- 10
- District SPs among IPS transfers
- Four
- Ajay Singh's new post
- Additional Commissioner of Police, Law and Order, Jaipur Police Commissionerate
- Rameshwar Singh's new post
- Additional Commissioner of Police, Crime, Jaipur