Mangalore Police Commissioner Vikash Kumar transferred


Team Udayavani, Dec 31, 2020, 8:07 PM IST

Mangaluru:   As per the state government order, Mangaluru Commissioner of Police  Vikash Kumar has been transferred with immediate effect on Thursday, December 31

Vikash Kumar  is being replaced by N Shashi Kumar who is currently serving as Superintendent of Police (SP) Wireless, Bengaluru

Also, the state government has transferred Ranjith Kumar Bandaru, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Mangaluru South sub division with immediate effect

More Details awaited

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