Young Indian IPS officer, IPS Safin Hasan, who holds the title of the country's youngest, receives a new assignment; relocated to a different jurisdiction.
In a significant move by the Gujarat state government, IPS Safin Hasan, a prominent figure in the state's police force, has been transferred from his role as Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Traffic in Ahmedabad's East Zone.
The 2018 batch officer of the Gujarat cadre made headlines when he became India's youngest IPS officer at the age of 22. His journey began after securing AIR 570 in the UPSC Civil Services examination, and he was selected for the Indian Police Service in his very first attempt.
Before his tenure in Ahmedabad, IPS Safin Hasan served as Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) in the Jamnagar district, a role he assumed in December 2019, following his training.
This transfer is part of a major rejig in the Gujarat police force, as a total of 85 IPS officers, including IPS Safin Hasan, have been moved. Thirty-one State Police Service (SPS) officers, including Superintendents of Police (SPs) of 25 out of the 33 districts, have also been transferred.
IPS Safin Hasan's new posting will be as the Superintendent of Police (SP) in the Mahisagar district. Despite the transfer, he remains a topic of interest, with his remarkable achievements and young age continuing to captivate the public.
However, information about the name of IPS Safin Hasan's wife remains unavailable in the search results.
This transfer marks a new chapter in IPS Safin Hasan's career, and it will be interesting to see how he navigates his new role in the Mahisagar district. His journey thus far serves as an inspiration to many aspiring civil servants in India.
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