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D. Roopa is an Indian Police Service officer who was appointed as the Managing Director of Karnataka State Handicrafts Development Corporation in 2021. She held various posts in Karnataka including Additional Commandant General, Commissioner of Traffic and Road Safety, and Deputy Inspector General of Prisons. She is well-versed in Indian classical music and has sung a Kannada-language song for an album, ‘Bayalaatada Bheemanna’ (2019). Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • Wiki/Biography Roopa Divakar Moudgil was born on Saturday, 12 July 1975 ( age 47 years; as of 2022) in Davanagere, Karnataka. Her zodiac sign is Cancer. Roopa grew up in Davanagere. She studied a Bachelor of Arts (gold medalist) at Kuvempu University in Shimoga, Karnataka. She pursued a Master of Arts in Psychology at Bangalore University. Physical Appearance Height (approx.): 5′ 4″ Hair Colour: Black Eye Colour: Black Family Roopa belongs to a conservative Brahmin family in Davanagere, Karnataka. Parents & Siblings Her father, J. S. Divakar, was an engineer, while her mother, Hemavathi, worked as a superintendent at the postal department. Roopa has a younger sister, Rohini Divakar, who is an Income Tax commissioner. Husband & Children In 2003, Roopa got married to Munish Moudgil, an IAS officer. The duo has two children, a son, Rushil, and a daughter, Anagha. D. Roopa with her family on a vacation Civil Service Indian Police Service In 2000, D. Roopa achieved All-India rank 43 in the UPSC examinations followi...

D. Roopa was born in She completed her graduation from In 2003, she married Munish Moudgil, an alumnus of Career [ ] Roopa cleared her UPSC exam with All-India-rank 43 in 2000. Soon after the training, Roopa was posted as In 2007, she was given the role of arresting the then She became the first lady police officer in the nation to head the Cyber-Crime police station/division, in 2013. While she was the DCP, City Armed Reserve, Bengaluru, she had withdrawn 216 excess gunmen kept unauthorisedly by 81 politicians. She also had withdrawn 8 new SUVs of the department that unauthorisedly remained with an ex-Chief Minister of Karnataka. In July 2017, Roopa was transferred from her post as In January 2019, the high-level probe led by retired IAS officer Vinay Kumar, an independent inquiry committee, that inquired into this allegations of irregularities had found and confirmed "serious lapses" and "falsification of records" on the part of senior prison officials in extending special treatment to V.K. Sassikala. It further vindicated her stand, and a case has been registered in She was selected by Awards [ ] She was awarded the President's Police Medal for Meritorious Service in 2016. References [ ] • deccanchronicle.com. deccanchronicle . Retrieved 1 January 2018. • timesofindia. timesofindia . Retrieved 17 July 2017. • Silverscreen. 6 August 2019 . Retrieved 7 August 2019. • scoopwhoop. scoopwhoop. 5 February 2018 . Retrieved 5 February 2018. • What happens in prisons and what ou...

“Dereliction of cops in not executing warrant of arrest is punishable under sections 166, 166A, 166B of IPC. That too when a person held a public position as chairman. Cops telling the court that he is absconding. Complaint senior citizen aged 65 years, still harassed by Belur Raghavendra Shetty, the former Chairman of Karnataka State Handicrafts Development Corporation (KSHDC),” Roopa said on her social media handle. D. Roopa is currently the Managing Director of the Karnataka Handicrafts Development Corporation. Belur Raghavendra Shetty was appointed as the Chairman by the ruling BJP government. Roopa has further posted a message addressing to the Commissioner of Police of Bengaluru city: “Warrant of arrest has been issued by court against Belur Raghavendra Shetty since 2019 and it is not yet executed. Cops telling the court that he is absconding. He was chairman of the corporation till yesterday. Please see.” Earlier, Shetty had threatened to kill himself and hold Roopa responsible in a meeting. The video then went viral. Roopa had asked the Chief Secretary to file a complaint against him. She had also alleged that Shetty had threatened to throw acid on her. Roopa had earlier exposed the nexus between senior IPS officers and VVIP prisoners. She had questioned preferential treatment given to former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa’s close aide V.K. Sasikala and her aides.

Following the public spat between IPS officer D Roopa and IAS Rohini Sindhuri, the Karnataka Government Tuesday transferred both bureaucrats. According to the government order, they have not been given any postings. A notice was also issued to the two officers, directing them to refrain from approaching the media to raise any allegations against colleagues. Both IPS officer D Roopa and IAS officer Rohini Sindhuri transferred without posting. — Kiran Parashar (@KiranParashar21) While Roopa was serving as the managing director of Karnataka State Handicrafts Development Corporation Ltd, Sindhuri was posted as the commissioner for the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments. Roopa’s husband, Munish Moudgil, was also transferred from the Department of Survey, Settlement and Land Records where he was serving as the commissioner. He has now been posted as Principal Secretary, Department of Personnel and Administrative Reforms (DPAR). Must Read | The government had also served a notice to both officials on Monday evening. “Though there is an appropriate forum to raise your allegations/grievances, you have expressed the same directly to the media. This has the potential to cause disrepute and embarrassment to the Government. This is unbecoming of a civil servant and goes against the spirit of All India Service (Conduct) Rules…,” it said in the notice. “Use of media to express grievance/allegations, rather than officially raising it with competent authority should have been avoide...