New Delhi: The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has issued posting orders for 24 Indian Police Service (IPS) officers of the AGMUT cadre following the successful completion of their Basic Course Training (Phase-II). The officers, belonging to the 2023 and 2024 batches, have been assigned to various States and Union Territories under the AGMUT cadre, including Delhi, Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh, Goa, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Puducherry and the Andaman & Nicobar Islands.
The order, issued on August 6, 2026, marks the officers’ first major field assignments after completing their professional training.
Delhi and Jammu & Kashmir Receive the Largest Share
Among the postings, Delhi and Jammu & Kashmir have received the highest number of officers, reflecting the policing requirements of the National Capital Territory and the Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir.
Of the 24 officers:
- Delhi has been allotted seven officers.
- Jammu & Kashmir has been allotted seven officers.
- Arunachal Pradesh has received two officers.
- Andaman & Nicobar Islands has received two officers.
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Goa, Mizoram, Puducherry and Ladakh have received one officer each.
Posting of 2023-Batch AGMUT IPS Officers
The following 2023-batch AGMUT IPS officers have been posted:
- Neepa Manocha (IPS:2023:AGMUT) – Arunachal Pradesh
- Abhijeet Sirohi (IPS:2023:AGMUT) – Andaman & Nicobar Islands
- Gaurav Kumar Tripathi (IPS:2023:AGMUT) – Delhi
- Siddharth Singh (IPS:2023:AGMUT) – Delhi
- Shrikesh Kumar Rai (IPS:2023:AGMUT) – Delhi
- Vikas Gupta (IPS:2023:AGMUT) – Mizoram
- Kumari Someya (IPS:2023:AGMUT) – Jammu & Kashmir
- Gaurav Yadav (IPS:2023:AGMUT) – Goa
- Daniel Raj (IPS:2023:AGMUT) – Jammu & Kashmir
- Bhanupriya Gurjar (IPS:2023:AGMUT) – Arunachal Pradesh
- Tenzin Yangki (IPS:2023:AGMUT) – Delhi
- Aditi Verma (IPS:2023:AGMUT) – Jammu & Kashmir
- Manav Dhanetiya (IPS:2023:AGMUT) – Jammu & Kashmir
Posting of 2024-Batch AGMUT IPS Officers
- Gaurav Singh (IPS:2024:AGMUT) – Delhi
- Chaitanya Giri (IPS:2024:AGMUT) – Jammu & Kashmir
- Anant Dhanraj Singh (IPS:2024:AGMUT) – Jammu & Kashmir
- Harnit Singh Sudan (IPS:2024:AGMUT) – Delhi
- Anurag Chopra (IPS:2024:AGMUT) – Puducherry
- Kirti Yadav (IPS:2024:AGMUT) – Delhi
- Mohan Mangawa (IPS:2024:AGMUT) – Jammu & Kashmir
- Kathiravan E (IPS:2024:AGMUT) – Andaman & Nicobar Islands
- Ayush Mani Chaudhary (IPS:2024:AGMUT) – Jammu & Kashmir
- Vinod Kumar Meena (IPS:2024:AGMUT) – Delhi
- Koyye Chitti Raju (IPS:2024:AGMUT) – Ladakh
Officers Begin Field Responsibilities
The posting orders follow the successful completion of the Basic Course Training (Phase-II), an important milestone in the professional development of IPS probationers. The training equips officers with advanced operational, investigative and leadership skills before they assume field responsibilities in their allotted cadres.
As members of the AGMUT (Arunachal Pradesh-Goa-Mizoram-Union Territories) cadre, the officers may serve across multiple States and Union Territories during their careers, depending on administrative requirements.
Strengthening Policing Across AGMUT Cadre
The latest postings are expected to strengthen policing capacity across the AGMUT cadre, particularly in strategically important regions such as Delhi, Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, while also augmenting police administration in smaller Union Territories and northeastern states.
The newly posted officers will now report to their respective cadres and begin field assignments under the supervision of senior officers, contributing to law enforcement, public order and internal security across their designated jurisdictions.
