EC transfers out 28 police personnel from Muzaffarnagar ahead of UP polls
The Hindu
Assembly elections will be held in Uttar Pradesh early next year
A total of 28 police inspectors, including 11 station house officers, posted in Muzaffarnagar for more than three years, have been shifted to other districts, an official said on Saturday.
According to Preetinder Singh, DIG, Saharanpur range, the order came on Friday on the directive of the Election Commission, which stated that police officers cannot remain posted in the district going to polls if they have served in the same place for at least three years.
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