Pulwama attack to Antilia case: IG Anil Shukla, who spent a long time in NIA, was transferred to Andaman Nicobar

IG Anil Shukla, who returned to Delhi Police on deputation from the National Investigation Agency (NIA), has been transferred to Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Anil Shukla was looking into the investigation of Mumbai's Antilia scandal at NIA and returned to Delhi Police after completing his time at NIA. With this, the government has transferred 5 more officers to the Delhi Police.

As per the order issued by the Union Home Ministry, Anil Shukla, a 1996 batch IPS officer, has been posted to the Andaman and Nicobar Deep Group after his return to the cadre while Sanjay Kumar, a 1998 batch IPS stationed in Andaman Nicobar, was sent back to Delhi. is.

It should be noted that Anil Shukla was posted in various positions in Delhi and later went to the National Investigation Agency on central deputation. Where he investigated several terrorist cases, including the well-known Pulwama terror attack in which more than 40 CRPF personnel were killed. Apart from this, he had also investigated the matter related to Jammu Kashmir Terror Funding. During the investigation of this case, many leaders and terrorists of Jammu and Kashmir were sent to Tihar Jail, many of whom are still present in Tihar Jail.

Apart from this, some police officers of Jammu and Kashmir were also investigated under the leadership of Anil Shukla. After completing 6 years in the NIA, he had decided to return to the Delhi Police and in the last days of his tenure, the NIA handed him an investigation into Mumbai's much-talked-about Antilia case. In this case, Mumbai Police Inspector Sachin Waje was arrested under the direction of Anil Shukla and Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh also had to resign during the investigation of the case. After the completion of the term, Anil Shukla reported back to the Union Home Ministry, from where orders have been issued to him to go to Andaman Nicobar under a new posting.

Along with this, transfer posting orders of other officers in Delhi Police have also been issued. According to orders issued by the Home Department of the Delhi Government, 2003 batch IPS officer Nabam Gungte has been posted as Joint Commissioner in the Armed Branch of Delhi Police. Similarly, on being promoted to the 2017 batch IPS Sachin Singhal has been posted as Deputy Commissioner of Security. The 2009 batch Danips officer Kishan Meena, who was transferred from outside, has been brought to the Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police Control Room, while Pawan Kumar of 2009 batch has been removed from the post of Additional Deputy Commissioner Security, Prime Minister Security and has been sent to the Additional Deputy Commissioner Southern District