Lucknow: The Uttar Pradesh government has assigned new postings to 12 Indian Police Service (IPS) officers to strengthen the state’s police administration and law-and-order system. The latest posting order includes officers from the 2024 and 2025 batches, who have been assigned responsibilities in different districts and police commissionerates across the state.
According to the government order, the list includes eight IPS officers from the 2025 batch and four officers from the 2024 batch. The officers have been posted in districts and commissionerates such as Gorakhpur, Varanasi, Ghaziabad, Lucknow, Jaunpur, Mathura and Saharanpur.
8 IPS Officers of 2025 Batch Get New Postings
Eight IPS officers belonging to the 2025 batch have received new postings in different districts and police commissionerates of Uttar Pradesh.
The list of officers and their new postings is as follows:
- Abhishek Anjani Singh (2025 batch): Posted to Gorakhpur.
- Aditya Acharya (2025 batch): Posted to Varanasi Police Commissionerate.
- Akshat Mandiwal (2025 batch): Posted to Jaunpur.
- Aryendra Kumar (2025 batch): Posted to Ghaziabad Police Commissionerate.
- Kashish Kalra (2025 batch): Posted to Kanpur Dehat.
- Kunal Kumar (2025 batch): Posted to Pratapgarh.
- Kunal Yadav (2025 batch): Posted to Saharanpur.
- Rajendra Bishnoi (2024 batch): Posted to Etah.
4 IPS Officers of 2024 Batch Also Receive New Responsibilities
Four IPS officers from the 2024 batch have also been assigned new postings under the latest order.
Their names and new places of posting are:
- K. Arpita (2024 batch): Posted to Hardoi.
- Rajendra Bishnoi (2024 batch): Posted to Etah.
- Shivank Chaudhary (2024 batch): Posted to Lucknow Police Commissionerate.
- Srishti Mishra (2024 batch): Posted to Mathura.
- Yogendra Meena (2024 batch): Posted to Sitapur.
12 Young IPS Officers Assigned Responsibilities Across Uttar Pradesh
With these latest postings, young IPS officers from the 2024 and 2025 batches have been assigned responsibilities across several districts and police commissionerates of Uttar Pradesh.
The new appointments cover important locations, including Gorakhpur, Jaunpur, Hardoi, Pratapgarh, Saharanpur, Etah, Mathura and Sitapur, along with the police commissionerates of Varanasi, Ghaziabad and Lucknow.
The move is aimed at strengthening police administration and improving law-and-order management at the district and commissionerate levels. The newly posted officers are expected to contribute to policing and administrative responsibilities in their respective areas.
