Sanjay arora ips

Arora'sbig victories over the Veerappan gang while serving as Superintendent of Police (SP), Special Task Force, earned him the Chief Minister's Gallantry Medal for Bravery and Heroic Action. After receiving training from NSG, Arora played a crucial part in creating the Special Security Group (SSG) in 1991 to protect the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu amid the height of LTTE activities. Sanjay Arora, 1988-batch IPS officer of Tamil Nadu cadre, has been appointed as Commissioner of Police, Delhi. He is currently serving as the Director General (DG) of Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP). According to the Ministry of Home Affairs, "Consequent upon inter-cadre deputation of Shri Sanjay Arora, IPS (TN:88), Director General, ITBP to AGMUT cadre, the competent authority has approved that Shri SL Thaosen, IPS (MP:88), Director General, Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) shall hold additional charge of the post of DG, ITBP vice Shri Sanjay Arora, till the appointment and joining of the regular incumbent or until further orders whichever is earlier." He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Malviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur (Rajasthan). Arora's big victories over the Veerappan gang while serving as Superintendent of Police (SP), Special Task Force, earned him the Chief Minister's Gallantry Medal for Bravery and Heroic Action. Also Read | After receiving training from NSG, Arora played a crucial part in creating the Special Security Grou...

Sanjay Arora is an Indian Police Service (IPS) officer of the 1988 batch of Tamil Nadu cadre who assumed the charge as the Delhi Police Commissioner on 1 August 2022 after his inter-cadre deputation was approved by MHA. He is the second successive non-AGMUT cadre IPS officer to head the Delhi Police and the third since the Delhi Police Act was passed in 1978. Prior to his posting in Dehli, he served as the Director General of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police. Contents • • • • • • • • Wiki/Biography Sanjay Arora was born in 1965 ( age 57 years; as of 2022), and he hails from Rajasthan, India. He pursued a bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Malaviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur. [1] Physical Appearance Height (approx.): 6′ 2″ Hair Colour: Black Eye Colour: Black Family Parents & Siblings Not much information is available about his parents and siblings. Wife & Children He is married. Not much is known about his wife and children. Sanjay Arora with his wife Career Sanjay Arora is a 1988 batch officer of the Tamil Nadu cadre. In 1991, after receiving training from NSG, Arora had a pivotal role in forming the Special Security Group (SSG) to provide security to the Tamil Nadu CM when the Tamil militant organization Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) was at its peak. He has also led Central Police Organizations like CRPF, BSF & ITBP in various profiles. He served as a commandant in the paramilitary force Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP...

With the appointment of Sanjay Arora, Director General, Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), a 1988-batch IPS officer of Tamil Nadu Cadre, as the Delhi Police Commissioner, it is clear that the Government is not keen on appointing Arunachal Pradesh, Goa, Mizoram and Union Territories (AGMUT) cadre officers to the post of top cop for some time. This is the first time that the government has consecutively appointed two Delhi CPs, who were not from the AGMUT cadre. Although the government has done this by taking Arora on deputation in AGMUT cadre, he can be repatriated any time before his retirement back to his cadre. The order, which was awaited for the past few days, was released on Sunday. The Home Ministry order stated: “With the approval of the Competent Authority for intercadre deputation of Sanjay Arora, from Tamil Nadu Cadre to AGMUT Cadre. In pursuance of the said approval, Sanjay Arora, is hereby appointed as Commissioner of Police, Delhi with effect from 1st August, 2022 or from the date of taking over charge whichever is later and till further orders.? WHO IS SANJAY ARORA? Arora is an Indian Police Service officer who graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Malviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur (Rajasthan). After joining the IPS, he served in various capacities in the Tamil Nadu Police. He was the Superintendent of Police (SP), Special Task Force, where he achieved significant success against the Veerappan gang, f...

In a major change in the administration of the Delhi authorities, Tamil Nadu cadre IPS officer Sanjay Arora has been appointed as the new commissioner of the Sanjay Arora, who is set to be the new Commissioner of the Delhi Police, will be succeeding Rakesh Asthana, a Gujarat-cadre IPS officer who is currently assuming the post. Asthana’s service as the Delhi Police chief ends on July 31. Who is IPS officer Sanjay Arora? Sanjay Arora is an officer of the Indian Police Services (IPS) from the 1989 batch of the Tamil Nadu cadre. Arora is currentlythe Director General of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) Force and is all set to take charge as the Delhi Police chief from August 1. Holding a bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Sanjay Arora completed his higher studies at the Malviya National Institute of Technology in Jaipur. Soon after, he joined the IPS and held several key positions in the Tamil Nadu Police. One of his key achievements during his police career was to take down the Veerappan gang while he was the Superintendent of Police (SP), Special Task Force in Tamil Nadu. For his successful career, he was awarded the CM’s Gallantry Medal for Bravery and Heroic Action. Before being appointed as the Delhi Police chief, Sanjay Arora also served as the Police Commissioner of Coimbatore and the Additional Commissioner of the Chennai City Police during the early 2000s. The new Delhi Police Commissioner has also served as the IG (Special Operations) ...

• He also had stints in the Central Reserve Police Force ( • Sanjay Arora was once part of the • Officials said Arora had played an important role in forming the Special Security Group (SSG) to provide security to the chief minister of Tamil Nadu during the heyday of the LTTE. • He served as Coimbatore police commissioner between 2002 and 2004. • Arora is due for retirement in 2025. • Balaji's arrest: Oppn slams ED's actions • Cyclone Biparjoy: Over 30,000 evacuated • Sensex up 85 pts, Nifty tops 18,750 • Internal war within BJP over K'taka poll debacle • 'I'm a victim of Congress' politics' • Watch: CM Stalin visits Senthil Balaji in hospital • Cyclone Biparjoy: Red alert in 6 Gujarat districts • Indictment is 'election interference': Trump • Fresh violence in Manipur; nine killed • TN minister admitted to hospital amid ED raids

Bio/Wiki Profession Indian Police Service (IPS) officer Physical Stats & More Height (approx.) in centimeters - 188 cm in meters - 1.88 m in feet & inches - 6’ 2” Eye Colour Black Hair Colour Black Indian Police Service Awards and Honours • CM’s Gallantry Medal for Bravery and Heroic Action for his crackdown on forest bandit Veerappan’s syndicate • Indian Police Medal for Meritorious Service (2004) • President’s Police Medal for Distinguished Service (2014) • Police Special Duty Medal • Antrik Suraksha Padak and UN Peacekeeping Medal Personal Life Date of Birth Year, 1965 Age (as of 2022) 57 Years Nationality Indian Hometown Rajasthan, India College/University Malaviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur Educational Qualification A bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering [1] Relationships & More Marital Status Married Family Wife/Spouse Name Not Known Some Lesser Known Facts About Sanjay Arora • Sanjay Arora is an Indian Police Service (IPS) officer of the 1988 batch of Tamil Nadu cadre who was appointed as the Commissioner of Police, Delhi on 1 August 2022 after his inter-cadre deputation was approved by MHA. He is the second successive non-AGMUT cadre IPS officer to head the Delhi Police and the third since the Delhi Police Act was passed in 1978. Previously, he served as the Director General of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police. • After joining the IPS, he served in various capacities in the Tamil Nadu Police. He was the Superintendent of Police (S...

NEW DELHI: The Union home ministry on Sunday appointed 1988-batch Tamil Nadu cadre IPS officer Sanjay Arora as the new police commissioner of Delhi. Arora, who is currently serving as the chief of Indo-Tibetan Border Police, will take charge on Monday. A surprise pick, he will replace 1984-batch officer Rakesh Asthana, who retired on Sunday after completing his one-year stint. 3. Is there a message behind the new Delhi police chief’s appointment? The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) announced the appointment of Sanjay Arora, an IPS officer of the 1988 batch belonging to the Tamil Nadu cadre as Delhi’s next Commissioner of Police. He will take charge today from Rakesh Asthana, whose extended term ended on Sunday. Who’s he? He also has extensive experience in ground-level policing, having served as the superintendent of police in various districts of Tamil Nadu. For second straight time, Centre picks ‘outsider’ as top cop Sanjay Arora's appointment as Delhi police commissioner is the second straight time that the central government has gone for an “outsider”, i.e., an officer not belonging to the parent AGMUT (Arunachal Pradesh, Goa, Mizoram and Union Territories) cadre for the post of Delhi top cop. His predecessor Rakesh Asthana, who retired Sunday, was from Gujarat cadre. This is rare because Ajay Raj Sharma from UP cadre was posted as Delhi police commissioner in 1999 and the experiment was not repeated till Asthana’s appointment last year. Arora was posted to Delhi Police...

NEW DELHI: Senior Indian Police Service (IPS) officer Sanjay Arora Monday took charge as the commissioner of Delhi police. Arora was accorded the ceremonial guard of honour by the police force upon his arrival at the Delhi Police Headquarters at the Jai Singh Marg here. In his first tweet after assuming office as the Delhi Police chief, Arora said the force will set new policing benchmarks. "Today, I took charge as CP, Delhi. The rich legacy of @DelhiPolice is marked with highest citizen services & sacrifices for ensuring the National Capital's safety and security. I am confident that together, we will carry forward this spirit and also set new benchmarks in policing," he said from the official Twitter handle of the Delhi Police chief, the @CPDelhi. The 57-year-old officer was appointed as Delhi Police commissioner Sunday by the Union government. He succeeds 1984-batch IPS officer Rakesh Asthana. Arora's appointment as the Delhi Police chief came after the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) approved his inter-cadre deputation from the Tamil Nadu cadre to the Arunachal Pradesh, Goa, Mizoram and Union Territories (AGMUT) cadre. The Delhi Police functions under the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and its officers belong to the AGMUT cadre. Arora has served as the Superintendent of Police of the Tamil Nadu Police Special Task Force, which was set up to hunt down forest brigand Veerappan, and he was awarded the chief minister's gallantry medal for bravery during this stint. He...