In a major bureaucractic reshuffle, Eknath Shinde led Maharashtra government has transferred many IPS officers. It was The much delayed transfer of senior IPS officers that took place in the state on Tuesday. Senior IPS Milind Bharambe has been Appointed As the Navi Mumbai Police Commissioner, While IPS officer Madhukar Pandey was made the Mira Bhayandar Vasai Virar (MBVV) Commissioner and Ritesh Kumar as the Pune Police Commissioner.

Sadanand Date, the former MBVV commissioner, was named the state Anti Terrorism Squad (ATS) chief.

Besides, the Mumbai Police got new police joint commissioners. Lakhmi Gautam was named Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime), Satyanarayan Chaudhary as Joint Commissioner (Law & order), Nishith Mishra as Joint Commissioner (Economic Offences Wing), Pravin Padwal as Joint Commissioner (Traffic) and S Jaykumar as Joint Commissioner (Administration) in Mumbai.

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Vishwas Nangre Patil, former JCP (Law & order) was transferred to the Maharashtra Anti Corruption Bureau.

The city also saw new additional commissioners posted in various regions. P S Dahiya was posted as Additional Commissioner (West Region).

Meanwhile, former Pune commissioner Amitabh Gupta was named as Additional Director General (Law & Order).