There are two key positions for the state police forces that require immediate attention: the appointment of DGP on a regular basis, and notice the next police commissioner of Ahmedabad. Although the current DGP, Chitranjan Singh, is responsible for mail drops in the post-CP available when Sudhir Sinha end his term ends Oct. 31.

In a recent meeting of the association of IPS officers was held in support of arrested IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt, the officers felt that the State Government should appoint a regular DGP. But the state government, in all probability, is expected to continue as DGP Singh, he believed in the good graces of the government.

If seniority and merit into account, Kuldeep Sharma, DGP is an appropriate choice of the state. But it was not on good terms with the government.

In Ahmedabad, Sinha time as the end of the COP on 31 October. He received an extension to August 1 to October 31 after reaching retirement on 31 July. You can get another job that the situation of law and order under his regime was under control. But if Sinha receives a green signal to continue as Chief of Police, the Ministry of Interior of the Union.

In this case, Ashish Bhatia, ADGP and Director of the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), a good chance to become commissioner. Bhatia’s experience of the city is essential to maintain the status of the order. He played a crucial role in the suppression of the July 2008 serial blasts case. Of Haryana, the 1985-batch IPS officer Gujarat executives readily available, but also feared by criminals. He received the Presidential Medal of 2010.

Another officer who may have a chance is Mohan Jha, Joint Commissioner of Police (JCP) – crime. Jha is supported by the good government of Gujarat and is one of the three members of the SIT probe Ishrat Jahan if I can find. A native of Bihar, Gujarat-1985-batch IPS executive has a degree in political science.

PP Pandey, a 1980-batch officer of IPS can also become police commissioner. Pandey,

Additional Director General of Police, CID (crime) is in the good graces of the Government of Gujarat. However, it is mired in controversy involving the case Ishrat encounter. Deepak Swaroop far, which was the former Police Commissioner of Vadodara and Surat, is concerned, it is a black horse in the race. Swaroop is president of the association of IPS officers. Two other senior officers – PC Thakur, ADGP (prisons) and Shivanand Jha, ADGP (law and order) – are likely to dial to become police commissioner in the city.