Another senior cop shunted for failing to reach Bahraich communal clash site
The Morning Standard|October 22, 2024
ACTIONS against police officials of the trouble-torn central UP district of Bahraich, which witnessed communal conflagration resulting in the loss of life on October 13 and 14, continued on Monday with the removal of the Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) (Rural) Pavitra Mohan Tripathi.
NAMITA BAJPAI @ Lucknow
Another senior cop shunted for failing to reach Bahraich communal clash site

The outgoing ASP was attached to DGP headquarters in Lucknow. Durga Prasad Tiwari replaced ASP Tripathi as the new ASP(R). Tripathi is the second senior official shunted out of Bahraich since the October 13 communal clashes. Earlier, the state police headquarters had removed Deputy Superintendent of Police Rupendra Kumar Gaur on Wednesday. He was relieved of his charge as Mahsi police circle officer following a report submitted to the DGP headquarters, highlighting Guar's negligence and laxity in the discharge of duties.

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