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He has been designated as the DIG (Administration) with effect from the date he took over the charge of the office and until further orders...

Digital Desk: In a massive change in the Assam Police, Joint Commissioner of Guwahati Police Partha Sarathi Mahanta has been transferred and posted as the Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG), Administration.

He has been designated as the DIG (Administration) with effect from the date he took over the charge of the office and until further orders.

Partha Sarathi Mahanta has been relieved from his duties as Guwahati's Joint Commissioner of Police.

Mahanta was substantially posted as Deputy Inspector General of Police (Armed Police), Assam, for the purpose of drawal of pay and allowances only.

"In the interest of public service, Shri Partha Sarathi Mahanta, IPS (SPS-2007), Joint Commissioner of Police, Police Commissionerate, Guwahati, who was substantially posted as Deputy Inspector General of Police (Armed Police), Assam for the purpose of drawal of pay and allowances only, is transferred and posted as Deputy Inspector General of Police (Admn.), Assam against existing vacancy with effect from the date of taking over charge and until further orders," a notification issued by the Assam Government's Home department stated. 

"He is hereby released from the charge of Joint Commissioner of Police, Police Commissionerate, Guwahati and Deputy Inspector General of Police (Armed Police), Assam," read the notification.


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