Harmanpreet kaur dsp

According to DGP (Administration) MK Tiwari, Harmanpreet had produced the graduation degree conferred on her purportedly by the Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut. When the commandant of the Punjab Armed Police in Jalandhar sent the degree for verification, the Meerut university replied that this registration number does not exist. Capt Amarinder Singh had offered the post of DSP to Harmanpreet after her stupendous performance in the 2017 World Cup, one where her crowning glory was the 171 not out that in the semi-final to derail Australia. However, at that point Kaur was serving a five-year bond with Western Railways. Though Kaur had resigned in 2017, she had to pay back five years salary if she left the job before completion of the term.

Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh and Director General of Police (DGP) Suresh Arora pinned the stars on her uniform. (Source: Twitter) Indian women’s Twenty20 cricket team captain Harmanpreet Kaur joined the Punjab police as a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP). Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh and Director General of Police (DGP) Suresh Arora pinned the stars on her uniform. “Proud to join DGP Suresh Arora in pinning the stars on the uniform of this young cricketer @ImHarmanpreet as she takes over as DSP in @PunjabPolice. This lady has done us proud and I’m confident she’ll continue to do so. My best wishes are with her,” Amarinder tweeted. Harmanpreet, who was serving in the Indian Railways, was relieved from her duties after she put in a request to join Punjab police. Punjab chief minister had also taken up the matter with the Railway Ministry to waive off the bond condition and allow Harmanpreet, who is a native of Moga, to join as a DSP in Punjab.

1 / 7 The game of demotion The entire nation was dumbfounded after Indian Women’s T20 captain and Arjuna awardee cricketer Harmanpreet Kaur’s graduation degree turned out to be fake. The Punjab government may decide to demote her as a constable in the Punjab Police, four months after she was appointed a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP). 3 / 7 The beloved star The 29-year-old cricketer had submitted a graduation degree from Chaudhary Charan Singh (CCS) University, Meerut. The Punjab Police had got Harmanpreet’s degree verified from the Meerut varsity, which recently confirmed that the roll number and enrollment number mention mentioned in her final marksheet do not exist in its records. In pic: Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulating Harmanpreet Kaur for her memorable innings against Australia & wished her the best for the future. 4 / 7 The fall of fairy tale Harmanpreet could even lose her Arjuna award if the Punjab police file an FIR against her for forgery and criminal conspiracy over her fake degree. In pic: President Ram Nath Kovind presents Arjuna Award to cricketer Harmanpreet Kaur at the National Sports and Adventure Award 2017 function at Rashtrapati Bhawan. 6 / 7 Rarest of the rare Harmanpreet became the first Indian cricketer, male or female, to be roped in by a foreign T20 league when as many as three WBBL teams calling to sign the aggressive middle order bat. She ended up with inaugural champions Sydney Thunder and won the franchise's Player of the Tou...

Harmanpreet had quit her Western Railway job after Punjab government offered her the DSP post. During the time of joining, the cricketer had submitted a 2011 graduation certificate from Chaudhary Charan Singh University in Meerut. However, as the reports suggest, the police were informed by the university that the roll number on Harmanpreet's certificate does not match their records. “The state government has written to Harmanpreet that since now her qualification can only be treated as Class XII, she can at best be retained by the Punjab police as a constable," a senior government functionary in Chief Minister Amarinder Singh’s office told TOI. A Class I level posting can be offered only to those sportspersons who are graduate. The Punjab police, though, has decided against a legal action as Harmanpreet is one of the best women cricketers in the world and if an FIR is filed against her, she might have to lose out on various government benefits and even the Arjuna Award. “She is a player of international repute and was given DSP rank on the basis of her achievements in the field of cricket," the government official added.

Cricketer Harmanpreet Kaur, whose stellar innings against Australia steered India into the ICC Women’s World Cup final, may soon don khaki as the Punjab government has initiated the process of inducting her as a DSP in the state police. Harmanpreet Kaur starred for India in the recently held Women’s Cricker World Cup in England and Wales.(AFP) Kaur today met Chief Minister Amarinder Singh, who directed the state Director General of Police (DGP) Suresh Arora to complete the necessary formalities for her appointment as a Deputy Superintenant of Police (DSP), an official spokesperson said. READ | Singh said he wanted to keep the talented young woman, currently working in the Railways, in Punjab. The chief minister also assured Kaur that he would take up the issue of the waiver of her employment bond with the Ministry of Railways so that she can join Punjab Police at the earliest, the spokesperson added. DGP Arora said that after the cricketer’s induction into the force, they would set up a cricket team in the police department. Kaur scored 171 not out from 115 balls in the semi-final against Australia powering the Indian team into the Women’s World Cup finals, which they lost narrowly to England. READ | Lauding her performance, Singh also handed over a Rs 5 lakh cheque to Kaur. “The way she emerged on the national scene has made all of Punjab proud,” said Singh, adding that he was confident that the young cricketer would keep the country’s flag flying high. The chief minister...

The captain of the India women’s T20I team Harmanpreet Kaur had to fight a lot to be able to take up the position of Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Punjab Police. Her previous employerWestern Railways weren’t willing to let Harmanpreet go due to bond related obligations and it was only after Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh intervened that she could switch jobs between the two government-run organisations. However, the cricketer has now got in trouble might lose her position as DSP. A report carried by theTimes of Indiasuggests that Kaur who took oath as a DSP in Punjab Police on March 1, 2018, has submitted a fake degree with the department which could lead to her sacking. Punjab Police sent her documents for verification and as per the story has found that the degree is fake. Kaur denies claims Harmanpreet, when contacted, said that it wasn’t true, however, she wanted to make a statement only after talking to her department. “I don’t know who has told you this.Waise toaisakuchhanahi(There is nothing like this). I can only talk to you after talking to my department,” she was quoted as saying by the newspaper. The dynamic batter was awarded the position by Punjab Police after he herculin effort in the Women’s World Cup 2017 semi-final against Australia. She scored a magnificent 171* to take the team to a formidable total which ensured a victory for the Women in Blue. Though Team India lost the final, it was the most successful tournament for them and ea...

Indian women's Twenty20 cricket team captain Harmanpreet Kaur is set to join Punjab Police as Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) on 1 March. This became possible after Indian Railways relieved Harmanpreet, following her request to join Punjab Police. Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh had also taken up the matter with the Railway Ministry to waive off the bond condition and allow Harmanpreet, who is a native of Moga, to join as DSP in Punjab. A spokesperson of the Chief Minister's Office (CMO) said the Railways had sent a letter to the government conveying their acceptance of Amarinder's request for bond waiver to enable the cricketer to realise her dream of becoming a police officer. Notably, as per the bond signed with Indian Railways, the cricketer could not be relieved till the completion of a five-year term. Otherwise, she would have to return the salary of five years. Harmanpreet had already completed three year of service as Office Superintendent at Western Railway. She had resigned from the Railways last year. Her medical test for the post of DSP had already been completed but she could not join as Indian Railway did not relieve her. The Chief Minister expressed his happiness over the development, saying that the state was proud to have Harmanpreet as part of its police force. Amarinder has also thanked Union Railway Minister Piyush Goyal for accepting his request, said the spokesperson, pointing out that the chief minister had personally taken up the...

• • • Punjab Government Withdraws Woman Cricketer Harmanpreet Kaur’s DSP Rank Over ‘Fake’ Degree: Report Punjab Government Withdraws Woman Cricketer Harmanpreet Kaur’s DSP Rank Over ‘Fake’ Degree: Report The educational qualification testimonials of Harmanpreet Kaur were verified by Punjab Armed Police, Jalandhar where they confirmed that the roll number and enrolment number mentioned in her graduation marksheet do no exist in its record, reported TOI. “The state government has written to Harmanpreet that since that since now her qualification can only be treated as Class XII, she can at best be retained by the Punjab police as a constable,” a Times of India report quoted an official in Chief Minister Amarinder Singh’s office as saying. As per Punjab Police rules, Harmanpreet’s present education qualification is not commensurate with the rank of the DSP. The educational qualification testimonials of the 29-year-old Indian cricketer were verified by Punjab Armed Police, Jalandhar where they confirmed that the roll number and enrolment number mentioned in her graduation marksheet do no exist in its record, reported TOI. Harmanpreet could even lose her Arjuna Award if the Punjab Police decides to lodge an FIR against her for forgery and criminal conspiracy over her fake degree. She was earlier employed with the Indian Railways but was relieved from her duties earlier this year after she put in a request to join Punjab Police. Harmanpreet was offered the DSP rank in Punjab Pol...