Government crackdown on high-ranking police officers, forced retirement

2 more officers have been retired under the Gujarat government’s Operation Gangajal. The government has ordered the compulsory retirement of two police officers. Gandhinagar: The Gujarat government has started Operation Gangajal in the police department. Now 2 more officers have been retired under this Operation Gangajal. Two police officers have been given compulsory retirement. According to information, high-ranking police officers have been ordered to retire compulsorily Surat Municipal Corporation’s dumper became fatal for a girl, a girl returning from college Police Inspector M.V. Batul, who was working in CID Crime, has been compulsorily retired. So, Police Inspector V.J. Fernandes, who was working in Ahmedabad city, has also been given compulsory retirement. Also read: Will the Rath Yatra take place in a simple manner? Temple administration gets major update Gujarat government’s ‘Operation Gangajal’ It is worth mentioning that Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel is taking action against corrupt officials under a special mission and giving them early retirement. Under Operation Gangajal, the Gujarat government is giving compulsory retirement to those officials who are committing corruption by taking advantage of their position. The state government is also checking things like honesty, decisiveness, loyalty and obedience among government officials and employees.

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