IPS Officer from Another State Assists Candidate with PI Posting in Gujarat

In a puzzling development within the Gujarat Police force, an IPS officer from another state is purportedly eyeing a prestigious posting. The specifics of the desired posting remain undisclosed, shrouded in mystery, with little clarity on the officer’s intentions or the positions sought after. While it is not uncommon for officers in the Gujarat Police to vie for desirable postings through lobbying, political connections, and timely transfers to coveted positions, this particular IPS officer’s quest for a prestigious posting has raised eyebrows. 

The current posting doesn’t seem to satisfy the officer, a fact that has not gone unnoticed within police circles. As discussions unfold within police precincts, the mystery surrounding the intentions and aspirations of this IPS officer continues to intrigue many.

Taral Bhatt Assists a Western Candidate with a PI

After the name of Police Inspector Taral Bhatt emerged in the Junagadh police scandal, the list of people connected to him keeps growing longer. Now, there’s discussion about who will help him. During the legislative assembly elections in western Ahmedabad, Taral Bhatt had reached out to a police inspector to meet with a candidate for a legislative assembly position. He had shown readiness to assist in every way possible. 

This conversation is not confined to police circles alone; this candidate has now become a legislator. Whether or not Taral Bhatt had assisted him at the time is also under discussion. A while ago, there was an attempt to seek help from this legislator, but what transpired afterward remains unknown.

Police Officers in Ahmedabad Obsessed with Money Matters

In the city of Ahmedabad, some police officers are constantly preoccupied with monetary issues, much like the royals in a kingdom of magicians. These officers hail from families deeply entrenched in royalty, yet they don’t seem content with their policing duties and are always looking to amass wealth by hook or by crook. 

They are well aware of every nook and cranny where money can be made, regardless of the scale. Despite belonging to affluent families known for their philanthropy, these officers are more concerned about their personal finances, meticulously accounting for every rupee. Whenever money is involved, they emerge as the most proficient in financial management. This trait, developed over time, remains largely unnoticed by the public eye, proving to be a well-kept secret thus far.

Police Officers in Ahmedabad Remain Enthralled Despite Transfers

Even after being transferred, police officers in Ahmedabad don’t seem to shake off their attachment to the city. Concerns were raised about police officers having ties with bootleggers, prompting the matter to be brought before the state police authorities. The police department has taken the initiative to transfer these officers to other districts as a lesson. Despite the genuine need to find employment elsewhere and escape the allure of power, they seem to find themselves drawn back to Ahmedabad. 

Even in the face of imminent job changes and the stark contrast between working and being at the top, they remain deeply entrenched in their ways. Discussions are now circulating about how these officers, when given even a little respite, quickly turn their attention back to Ahmedabad. To mitigate this, their vehicles and mobile phones are being swapped regularly. This ongoing dialogue is now permeating through police precincts, and if investigated thoroughly, the truth behind these discussions may come to light.

Conclusion Nears for IPS Officer Transfers in Gujarat

Discussions surrounding the transfers of IPS officers in Gujarat have been ongoing for nearly 20 days. Now, the conclusion of these transfer talks seems imminent. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been touring Gujarat since February 22nd, and on the 24th and 25th, he will be visiting Saurashtra. 

After meeting with the Prime Minister in Rajkot, the transfers of IPS officers in Gujarat are expected to be finalized. Specifically, changes in the Rajkot city police commissioner and Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) ranks are likely to be confirmed. Meanwhile, with the retirement of the Surat Police Commissioner, lobbying among IPS officers for the vacant position has intensified, reflecting a significant upheaval in the dynamics of transfers.

Taral Bhatt Faces Challenges Beyond Districts, Yet Not Beyond Ahmedabad

Following the tumultuous events in Junagadh Toadkand, Taral Bhatt finds himself amidst escalating difficulties. Once considered influential and well-connected, Taral’s associates, who would never dare to discuss matters of concern with him, now witness him surrounded by trouble. Interestingly, two police officers in Ahmedabad, who were once embroiled in discussions, have been transferred out of the district. 

However, even though they occasionally find themselves in Ahmedabad, these officers are now faced with the same challenges as they navigate the streets. Such discussions also arise about these officers being entangled in investigations elsewhere. There are rumors circulating about substantial sums of money, yet nobody seems to know where they are accounted for. These discussions remain unresolved.

Challenges in Ahmedabad District: A Burden for Many Aspirants

In Ahmedabad district, many aspirants find themselves grappling with financial constraints. With the imminent transfer of IPS officers in Ahmedabad shortly, numerous IPS or SP officers have begun efforts to secure positions in the district. However, Ahmedabad, considered Gujarat’s most significant district, has been under the charge of incumbents for a considerable period. Here, securing a posting requires significant connections. 

Yet, discussions persist about the uncertainty surrounding postings for District Superintendent of Police (DSP) positions and other key roles. While several candidates have emerged, none have received confirmation regarding their appointments as DSPs in Ahmedabad district. Daily, new faces are added to the list of aspirants, awaiting their turn for consideration.

Uncertainty Surrounds Transfers in Key Agency

In a highly important agency of Gujarat, several transfers, including that of a Police Inspector, took place. However, unlike others, the Police Inspector was not relieved from duty. Although the Inspector was supposed to report to another location, they were not granted leave from their current position. Consequently, they were unable to assume their new duties elsewhere. This situation has sparked discussions regarding the reasons behind this unusual circumstance. Currently, the exact cause or the influential factors preventing the transfers remain unknown. This topic has become a point of concern within the police department.

Rise in Extortion Cases in Textile Market

A worrying trend has emerged in the textile market situated within the jurisdiction of Surat police station, where incidents of extortion by gangs have recently commenced. Confirmations have been made regarding the ongoing situation, where textile traders are being targeted for extortion within the expansive area of the Surat police station. Instances of extortion are notably prevalent in one particular police station, where two textile traders have been continuously victimized. It has been observed that these traders, stationed in a government office just a short distance away from the police station, are compelled to file complaints against extortion attempts and conduct their business dealings from there. 

Most of the complaints registered are from textile traders. The police department, aware of such incidents, allows traders to visit their cabins first and deal with any extortion threats before filing an official complaint. The filing process entails a certain fee, but those apprehensive about filing a complaint due to potential backlash do not take the risk of abandoning the process. This situation has fueled competition among traders to avoid becoming victims of extortion. The pressing question remains: how is the Police Inspector handling cases where traders relocate from their police station to the adjacent government office to conduct their business and seek protection from extortion attempts?