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91 IPS transferred in Rajasthan, Rahul Prakash appointed IG Jaipur Range

In one of the most extensive administrative overhauls in recent years, the Bhajan Lal Sharma-led Rajasthan government has transferred and posted 12 IAS, 91 IPS, and 142 RAS officers. The sweeping reshuffle was formalised through official orders released late Saturday night by the Department of Personnel and has been enforced with immediate effect.


This large-scale reorganisation impacts both administrative and law enforcement wings, strategically timed as Rajasthan prepares for upcoming civic body and panchayat elections.

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Key Reshuffle in Rajasthan Police Department

Significant changes have been made across the Rajasthan Police, with Superintendents of Police (SPs) in 31 districts reassigned. Notably, senior-level transfers at the Range Inspector General (IG) level have impacted multiple zones, including Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Bikaner, Kota, Ajmer, and Bharatpur.


Notable IG-Level Transfers

  • Rahul Prakash – Appointed IG, Jaipur Range (previously IG, Bharatpur)

  • Ravi Dutt Gaur – Transferred as IG, Police Headquarters, Jaipur

  • Gaurav Srivastava – Moved from CM Security & Vigilance to IG, Udaipur Range

  • Sharat Kaviraj – Appointed IG, Special Operations Group (SOG)

  • Rajesh Meena – Transferred from IG, Udaipur Range to IG, Jodhpur Range

  • Omprakash – Moved from IG, Bikaner to Commissioner of Police, Jodhpur

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Superintendents of Police: Major District-Level Changes:

  • Rashi Dogra Duddi – SP, Jaipur Rural

  • Mamta Gupta – SP, Rajsamand

  • Puja Awana – SP, Pali

  • Narayan Togas – SP, Jodhpur Rural

  • Tejaswani Gautam – SP, Kota City

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