VADODARA/ ANAND: A middle-aged woman from Ahmedabad died after being run over by the Vande Bharat Express train near Anand railway station on Tuesday. The victim, identified as Beatrice Archibald Peter, was crossing the railway track when the accident took place at 3.45 pm, railway police said. The Ahmedabad resident was visiting a relative in Anand. She was crossing a stretch of the track where platform number four, ends. Sources said that locals often try to cross the railway track near Bhalej railway crossing to take a shorter route towards the nearby residential society. The deceased was a resident of Bhavdeep Apartment adjacent to Laxminarayan bus stand in Ahmedabad’s Maninagar area. She was run over when the train which does not have a halt at Anand was on its way to Mumbai Central from Gandhinagar. Anand railway police have registered a case of accidental death while further investigation is underway. The police have sent the body of the deceased for postmortem. Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagged off the semi high-speed train from Gandhinagar on September 30. After the inaugural run, there have been at least three incidents of the train hitting cattle on the track. On October 6, the train had rammed into a herd of buffaloes between Vatva and Maninagar stations. The fibre-reinforced plastic of the nose of the train was damaged due to the incident. A day later, it hit a cow in the Kanjari-Boriyavi-Anand stretch of Anand district which caused a minor dent on the nose. Earlier, railway minister Ashwini Vaishnavhad told students of a private engineering college that collision with cattle on the railway tracks was unavoidable.
A 54-year-old woman died after being run over by the Mumbai-bound semi high-speed Vande Bharat Express train near Anand railway station in Gujarat on Tuesday, Railway Police said.The victim, identified as Beatrice Archibald Peter, was crossing the track when the accident took place at 4.37 pm, said an official.Peter, a resident of Ahmedabad, was apparently visiting a relative in Anand, he added.The train was on its way to Mumbai Central from Gandhinagar Capital station. It does not have a halt at Anand.Further investigation was underway, the official said.Prime Minister Narendra Modi had on September 30 flagged off the inaugural run of the train. There have been at least three incidents of cattle dying on the track after being hit by the train in the last one month.
The train was on its way to Mumbai Central from Gandhinagar Capital station. (File)Anand: A 54-year-old woman died after being hit by the semi high-speed Vande Bharat Express train near Anand in Gujarat on Tuesday afternoon, Railway Police said.The victim, identified as Beatrice Archibald Peter, was crossing the track near Anand railway station when the accident took place at 4.37 pm, said a police official here.Beatrice Archibald Peter, a resident of Ahmedabad, was reportedly visiting a relative at Anand, he said.The train was on its way from Gandhinagar Capital to Mumbai Central. It does not halt at Anand railway station.Prime Minister Narendra Modi had on September 30 flagged off the inaugural run of the train from Gandhinagar Capital station.In the last one month, the train has suffered damage on three occasions due to collision with cattle on the tracks.On October 6, its front panel was damaged when it hit a herd of four buffaloes between Vatva and Maninagar railway stations.The next day (October 7), the train hit a cow near Anand.In another incident, the train hit a bull near Atul railway station in Gujarat.PromotedListen to the latest songs, only on JioSaavn.comThe indigenously designed and manufactured semi-high speed train is the third under the Vande Bharat series.(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)Featured Video Of The DayRajasthan Teacher Changes Gender To Marry: "Everything's Fair In Love"
AIMIM claimed stones were thrown at Vande Bharat train in which Asaduddin Owaisi was travellingSurat, Gujarat: A spokesperson of the All-India Majlis-E-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) has alleged that stones were thrown at the Vande Bharat train in which party president Asaduddin Owaisi was travelling in poll-bound Gujarat.Police, however, denied the claim and said a probe was on into the incident which took place on Monday.AIMIM national spokesperson Waris Pathan said the incident took place before the train reached Surat on Monday evening where Mr Owaisi, the Lok Sabha member from Hyderabad, was scheduled to attend a public rally as part of his election campaigning in the state, where the Assembly polls are scheduled on December 1 and 5.Mr Pathan also said he has some photographs to prove his claim."Asaduddin Owaisi Saheb, Sabir Kabliwala sir, me and the team of AIMIM were traveling in the Vande Bharat Express train from Ahmedabad to Surat when some unidentified persons pelted stones at the train and broke its glass," he claimed.However, Superintendent of Police, Western Railway, Rajesh Parmar on Tuesday said some "grit" hit the train's glass window due to engineering work underway on the track near Ankleshwar in Bharuch district where the alleged incident took place."It was not a case of stone-pelting," the official said, adding that Mr Owaisi was sitting away from the window.The cracked window was changed, and an officer of the level of deputy superintendent of police (DySP) was conducting a probe into the incident, he said.At the rally in Surat on Monday night, Mr Pathan claimed two stones were thrown one after the other. The stones were heavy enough to break the glass window glass where Mr Owaisi was sitting along with his team members, he said."(Prime Minister) Modiji, what is happening? Sometimes animals are run over by the Vande Bharat. When we were 22-25 km away from Surat, I can say this on the basis of a display put in the train, a stone hit?? the train window. Owaisi was sitting there when the stone cracked the window glass," the AIMIM leader said addressing the gathering."It was a heavy stone that cracked the window glass. In another 10-15 seconds, another stone landed. Do whatever, throw a stone, spray fire, but the voice of right will not stop," he said, adding that he has the proof of the incident in the form of photographs.Mr Pathan also shared on his Twitter handle the photographs of the broken glass window and Mr Owaisi and other members of the AIMIM sitting in the train.However, SP Parmar said it was not a case of stone-pelting."The window was damaged due to something hitting it as engineering work was going on the track at Ankleshwar in Bharuch where the incident took place. The damaged window was changed," he said.Six jawans of the Railway Protection Force (RPF) and three of the Government Railway Police (GRP) were present at all the four doors of the coach in which Mr Owaisi was travelling, the official said."The train was running slow as engineering work was underway there. The window developed a crack as something hit it, although it was not a case of stone-pelting," he said.PromotedListen to the latest songs, only on JioSaavn.com"The engineering department said some grit flew and hit the window glass. The window was changed. A DySP-level officer is investigating the incident," Mr Parmar added. (Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)Featured Video Of The DayBattle For Gujarat: BJP And AAP High Voltage Campaigning, Congress Low Key?
AIMIM leader claimed that 2 stones were pelted at the coach where Asaduddin Owaisi was sitting.Surat: The window glass of the Vande Bharat Express in Gujarat was broken by some unidentified persons, with AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi on board, claimed party leader Waris Pathan on Monday.Mr Pathan claimed that the AIMIM chief along with the party's Gujarat state president Sabir Kabliwala and other party leaders were travelling in the 'Vande Bharat Express' from Ahmedabad to Surat when the incident took place with nearly 25 km to go to reach the destination.The AIMIM leader shared the pictures of the damaged window glass and tweeted, "This evening when we @asadowaisi, SabirKabliwala sahab and @aimim_national team were traveling in 'Vande Bharat Express' train from Ahmedabad to Surat, some unidentified people broke the glass by pelting stones on the train!"Addressing a public meeting in Gujarat, Mr Pathan could be heard in a video as claiming that two stones were pelted back to back at the coach where Asaduddin Owaisi was sitting."We travelled in Vande Bharat Express from Ahmedabad to Surat today. A stone was pelted when we were 20 to 25 km away from the destination, which damaged the window pane. Mr Owaisi was sitting in the coach. Someone pelted two stones back to back. You may pelt stones or rain fires, but our voice for our rights will never stop," the AIMIM leader claimed.Prime Minister Narendra Modi had flagged off the Gandhinagar-Mumbai Central Vande Bharat Express train at Gandhinagar on September 30 this year.PromotedListen to the latest songs, only on JioSaavn.comAssembly elections are scheduled to be held in the state on December 1 and 5, and the counting of votes will take place on December 8.(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)Featured Video Of The DayRajasthan Teacher Changes Gender To Marry: "Everything's Fair In Love"
After a spate of incidents in which stray cattle were hit by the Vande Bharat Express which operates between Mumbai and Gandhinagar, the Mumbai Division of Railway Protection Force (RPF) has written to sarpanches of a large number of villages along the corridor to ensure stray cattle are controlled and not allowed to roam unattended around the railway line. It has also warned of penal action against cattle owners if they do not take care of their animals.The Indian Express has a copy of the notice issued by Palghar RPF to villages adjoining the railway line in the district. The letter dated October 28 states that several stray cattle are found loitering along the railway track with instances of cattle being run over by trains. The sarpanches of these areas have been asked to ensure all stray cattle are sent to a cow shelter.Senior Divisional Security Commissioner (Western Railway) Vineet Kharb said they are creating awareness among villagers by sending notices to sarpanches and district collectors to prevent cattle from coming or roaming near railway tracks.“From Palghar in Maharashtra till Udhna in Surat there are several small villages with a substantial number of cattle. In view of the recent incidents where cattle have come in the way of trains we have issued notices to the sarpanches of these villages to ensure these animals are controlled and not allowed to come near the railway line. These accidents not only damage the locomotive but also put the lives of passengers at risk,” Kharb said.According to RPF’s Mumbai Division, over 1,000 notices have been issued from January this year till date and more than 50 awareness campaigns have been held in crowded areas such as junctions and chowks of these villages cautioning villagers to take care of their cattle.A series of fresh notices were sent after three incidents were reported in October in which cattle were hit by the Vande Bharat Express. All these incidents occurred in Gujarat.The Vande Bharat Express is a semi-high speed train, with 16 coaches and self-propelled — it doesn’t require an engine.The RPF has also sent a request to all gram panchayats to allow its officers to be part of their monthly meetings so that the officers can create awareness and directly communicate with the villagers about the menace. “We have asked sarpanches to allow us to be part of their monthly meetings where the RPF can create awareness and directly communicate with the villagers about increasing death of cattles while crossing tracks.” Palghar RPF Inspector Basant Rai said.
MUMBAI: The Mumbai-Gandhinagar Vande Bharat Superfast Express rammed into cattle near Atul railway station in Gujarat on Saturday morning which damaged its front panel, an official said. This was the third such incident since the Vande Bharat train service started on this route from September 30. The train halted for 15 minutes after hitting a bull that had strayed on the track around 8.20am but all the passengers were safe, said Sumit Thakur, chief public relations officer of Western Railway. “There is no damage to the train, except to the Nose Cone Cover of the front coach, that is the driver's coach. The train is running smoothly,” Thakur added. The damaged panel will be replaced once the train reaches Mumbai, he said. On October 6, the train ran over four buffaloes between Vatva and Maninagar stations in Gujarat. The next day, (October 7), the train hit a cow near Anand in Gujarat while on its way to Mumbai.
The third incident of cattle hit by a Vande Bharat Express train in Gujarat took place in Valsad district near the Atul Railway station Saturday morning at 8.17 am, said railway officials.The cone-shaped structure below the driver’s cabin was damaged due to the impact, the officials said and added that after a 26-minute halt for the repairing works, the train was allowed to continue its journey towards Ahmedabad.Sources in the Western Railway said the Vande Bharat express train started its journey from Mumbai Central Saturday morning around 6.10 am. On the way, near the Atul railway station, the semi-high-speed train hit a bull. The driver immediately put the train to a halt and intimated the Western Railway control room and Valsad railway authorities.The engineering staff from Valsad railway station, along with the RPF and the GRP officials, rushed to the spot. With the help of local youths, the carcass of the bull was removed from the tracks and placed on the sideway.RPF police inspector of Valsad Railway station Gracious Fernandes said, “The incident took place at the end of Atul Railway station at level crossing gate number 94. Gateman Eknath Chaudhary spotted the bull walking on the tracks just a minute before the train arrived and he tried his level best to get it out of the tracks and was successful too but the bull returned to the tracks which led to the incident.”Sources in the railway department of Valsad present on the spot told The Indian Express that the train was made to halt for around 26 minutes for repair works. The carcass of the bull was later buried. The officials also examined the railway tracks and later found it to be okay.Sources said that this is the third incident of cattle being hit by the Vande Bharat train. The first incident took place on October 6, when a Vande Bharat train rammed into a herd of buffaloes in Ahmedabad and the second took place on October 7 near Anand in Central Gujarat when a train hit a cow.The railway authorities of Valsad said cattle roam freely for grazing in the bushy areas near the railway tracks. While grazing, they walk on the tracks which lead to the accidents. Officials said if a cattle is hit by a train and nobody comes and claims the carcass, it is buried with the help of local youths.On October 9, a total of 19 cattle died on the spot after being run over by an Ajmer Mysore Express train at Joravasan village near the Dungri railway station in Valsad district.
A Vande Bharat Express train en route to Gandhinagar collided with a bull near Atul railway station on Saturday, the third such incident to occur in October. Following the incident, the train was detained for about 15 minutes, according to a statement released by Indian Railways. The nose cone of the train was damaged on impact.The semi-high speed train was headed to Gujarat’s Gandhinagar from Mumbai-Central on Saturday morning when the incident occurred. “There is no damage to the train, except damage on nose cone cover of front coach,” Indian Railways said.This is the third such incident involving the Vande Bharat Express to take place this month.Previously, a herd of buffaloes was hit by a Mumbai-Gandhinagar Vande Bharat Express in the Punitnagar area near Vatva railway station on the outskirts of Ahmedabad city. Officials had said that four buffaloes were killed. The front portion of the train was damaged in the incident, after which the Railway Protection Force (RPF) in Gujarat registered a case against the owners of buffaloes.On the subsequent day, another Vande Bharat Express train collided with a cow at the Kanjari Boriyavi station in Kheda district of Gujarat. Railway officials said the cow that collided with the train Friday died but no human casualty was reported.
The latest collision took place at 8.17 am near Atul railway station.New Delhi: The Vande Bharat Express on the Gandhinagar-Mumbai route hit a bull in Gujarat this morning, the third such incident in a month.The semi-high-speed train was halted for around 15 minutes after the collision which resulted in damage to the nose cone cover of the driver coach.Earlier this month, the newly launched train hit a cow near Anand station in Gujarat, a day after it had hit four buffaloes.The latest collision took place at 8.17 am near Atul railway station.Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw recently said such collisions with cattle are unavoidable and "this has been kept in mind while designing the train".PromotedListen to the latest songs, only on JioSaavn.comThe train, the third service under the Vande Bharat series, was flagged off last month by Prime Minister Narendra Modi who also travelled in it from Gandhinagar to Kalupur railway station in Ahmedabad.The train reaches 160 km per hour in just over two minutes, and has better riding comfort than other trains, according to the railways.Featured Video Of The Day
MUMBAI: In yet another incident, the Mumbai-Gandhinagar Vande Bharat Express rammed into cattle near Atul station in Gujarat on Saturday morning. This is the third such incident involving this semi-high speed train so far this month. A cattle runover incident occurred around 8.17 am. Following the incident, the train was detained for about 15 minutes. Read AlsoVapi station halt added in Mumbai Central-Gandhinagar Vande Bharat ExpressThe Western Railway has provided an additional halt to the Mumbai Central-Gandhinagar Vande Bharat Express."There is no damage to the train, except damage on nose cone cover of front coach i.e Driver coach. The train is running smoothly. This will be attended to at the earliest," ANI quoting Indian Railways as saying. Sumit Thakur, chief public relations officer of Western Railway said that the train did not suffer any operational damage. "It resumed further journey in 20 minutes. All the passengers onboard the train were safe." On October 6, four buffaloes were killed after being hit by this train on its way to Gandhinagar from Mumbai between Vatva and Maninagar railway stations in Gujarat. Its nose panel had to be replaced overnight due to the damage. Read AlsoGandhinagar-Mumbai Vande Bharat Express hits cow near Anand; second such incident in two days"The collision took place at around 3.55 pm when a cow hit the train on the Kanjrai-Boriyavi-Anand railway stretch. It was a minor incident and has not resulted into any major damage," said Pradeep Sharma, public relations officer of Vadodara railway division.The second such incident took place on October 7 when the train had hit a cow near Anand in Gujarat while on its way to Mumbai. - With inputs from PTI Watch Vande Bharat Express rams into cattle again, third incident this month
AHMEDABAD: Dedicating two railway projects worth Rs 2,900 crore in Ahmedabad on Monday evening, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the double-engine BJP governments at the Centre and Gujarat have resulted in the accelerated growth of railways in the state. "When the government of double-engine works, its effect is manifold. Here one and one together assume the power of 11. With the double-engine government, the pace of work in Gujarat has not only increased, but it also got the strength to expand it," the PM remarked at a function in Ahmedabad. Speaking on the occasion, railway minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said that piers for the bullet train project between Ahmedabad and Mumbai have been constructed over a distance of 100km and pile has been cast over a length of 193km. "From a budgetary allocation of Rs 580 crore for Gujarat eight years ago, this year, the allocation is Rs 4,745 crore. If the the bullet and freight corridor projects are included, the allocation for Gujarat stands at Rs 1.25 lakh crore," the minister said. Modi dedicated two railway projects worth over Rs 2,900 crore which include the Ahmedabad-Himmatnagar-Udaipur gauge converted line and Lunidhar-Jetalsar gauge converted line. The PM also flagged off new trains between Bhavnagar-Jetalsar and Asarwa-Udaipur. "When the meter gauge line on a route is changed to broad gauge, it brings with it many new possibilities," the PM remarked. With conversion of the 300km rail line from Asarwa to Udaipur into broad gauge, the tribal areas of Gujarat and Rajasthan will be connected to Delhi and North India. The conversion of this railway line to broad gauge has also made another route available for Ahmedabad and Delhi. Also, direct rail connectivity has been established between the tourist places of Kutch and Udaipur. The PM remarked that with the conversion of Lunidhar-Jetalsar rail line to broad gauge, the Dhasa-Jetalsar section is now fully converted into broad gauge. This rail line passes through Botad, Amreli and Rajkot districts which till now have had limited rail connectivity. The PM said that 12 Gati Shakti Cargo Terminals have also been planned to give a new dimension to the development of Western Railway. "The first Gati Shakti Multimodal Cargo Terminal has been commissioned in Vadodara circle. Soon the rest of the terminals will also be ready to provide their services", he added.
AHMEDABAD: Dedicating two railway projects worth Rs 2,900 crore in Ahmedabad on Monday evening, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the double-engine BJP governments at the Centre and Gujarat have resulted in accelerated growth of railways in the state. “When the government of double-engine works, its effect is manifold. Here one and one together assume the power of 11. With the double-engine government, the pace of work in Gujarat has not only increased, but it also got the strength to expand it,” the PM remarked at a function in Ahmedabad. Meanwhile, union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw informed that piers for the bullet train project between Ahmedabad and Mumbai have been constructed over a distance of 100 km and pile has been cast over a length of 193 km. “From a budgetary allocation of Rs 580 crore for Gujarat 8 years ago, this year, the allocation is 4,745 crore. If allocation for the bullet and freight corridor projects is included, the allocation for Gujarat stands at Rs 1,25 lakh crore,” the minister said. Modi dedicated two railway projects worth over Rs 2,900 crore which include the Ahmedabad-Himmatnagar-Udaipur gauge converted line and Lunidhar-Jetalsar gauge converted line. The PM also flagged off new trains between Bhavnagar-Jetalsar and Asarva-Udaipur. “When the meter gauge line on a route is changed to broad gauge, it brings with it many new possibilities,” the PM remarked. With conversion of the 300 km long rail line from Asarwa to Udaipur into broad gauge, tribal areas of Gujarat and Rajasthan will be connected to Delhi and North India. The conversion of this railway line to broad gauge has also made an alternate route available for Ahmedabad and Delhi. Also, direct rail connectivity has been established between the tourist places of Kutch and the tourist places of Udaipur. The PM also remarked that with the conversion of Lunidhar-Jetalsar rail line to broad gauge, the Dhasa-Jetalsar section is now fully converted into broad gauge as well. This rail line passes through Botad, Amreli and Rajkot districts which till now have had limited rail connectivity. The Prime Minister informed that 12 Gati Shakti Cargo Terminals have also been planned to give a new dimension to the development of Western Railway. “The first Gati Shakti Multimodal Cargo Terminal has been commissioned in Vadodara circle. Soon the rest of the terminals will also be ready to provide their services”, he added.
The Gujarat Government Monday transferred 15 IPS officers, and appointed two officers awaiting postings ahead of the upcoming Assembly elections.Additional Director General of Police S Pandia Rajkumar, who was in charge of Surat range, has been transferred as ADGP (railways) and will hold additional charge as executive director of Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Limited (GUVNL), the state-run power discom.Rajkumar will relieve Anupam Singh Gahlaut of the additional charge.DIG CID (Crime) Gandhinagar Saurabh Tolumbia has been appointed as ACP (administration, traffic, and crime) in Rajkot city, and Khursheed Ahmed, who was special commissioner of police (administration, traffic, and crime) in Rajkot city, has been transferred and appointed as ADGP (planning and modernisation) in Gandhinagar. Piyush Patel will take charge as IGP of Surat range following his transfer from the post of IGP (armed units) in Gandhinagar. Ajay Chaudhary, joint commissioner of police (administration) in Ahmedabad city, will now take up the position of JCP (special branch) in Ahmedabad city. Sandeep Singh has been transferred from his position as Rajkot range IG to Vadodara range IG.RV Asari, ACP of Sector-1 in Ahmedabad city, will take up the currently vacant cadre post of DIG (intelligence-2) in Gandhinagar, while Asari’s earlier position will be taken up by Neeraj Badgujar. DIG CID (crime IV) in Gandhinagar, KN Damor, will take charge as ACP Sector-2 in Surat city. Ahmedabad City JCP (traffic) MA Chavada was transferred to the vacant post of inspector general of police, Junagadh range, while IGP (Bhavnagar range) Ashok Yadav was appointed as IGP Rajkot range, following the transfer of incumbent officer Sandeep Singh, who was appointed as IGP (Vadodara range). Ahmedabad City JCP (Sector 2) Gautam Parmar was transferred as IGP (Bhavnagar range) following Ashok Yadav’s transfer. Deputy Inspector General of Police (Panchmahal-Godhra range) MS Bharada has been appointed in his place.IGP (Motor Transport) DH Parmar was transferred to the vacant post of JCP (traffic) Surat city, and the post of additional CP (crime and traffic) was redesignated as addl CP (crime).Chirag Koradia, additional commissioner of police (crime and traffic) Vadodara city, was appointed in Bharada’s place as range DIG (Panchmahal-Godhra) and his place in Vadodara will be taken by an appointee who was waiting for a posting. DIG (Railways) Ahmedabad AG Chauhan was appointed as addl CP (traffic), Ahmedabad city following Chavada’s transfer. DIG CID (Crime-V) KN Damor was transferred as addl CP sector-2, Surat city.Neerajkumar Badgujar, who was waiting for a posting, was promoted to the DIG rank and appointed as addl CP sector-1, Ahmedabad city, following Asari’s transfer.
17 IPS Officers Reshuffled In Top Level Changes Ahead Of Gujarat Polls. (Representational)Ahmedabad: The Gujarat government on Monday transferred 15 Indian Police Service (IPS) officers and allotted postings to two other senior cops waiting for new assignments, a top level reshuffle carried out ahead of Assembly elections due in the next few months.The state home department transferred 15 IPS officers and promoted officer Neeraj Badgujar, who was waiting for a new posting, and appointed him Additional Commissioner of Police (ACP) (sector-1), Ahmedabad city, as per a notification.Manoj Ninama, another officer waiting for a new assignment, was appointed ACP (crime and traffic), Vadodara city, it said.Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) (Surat range) Rajkumar Pandian was transferred to Ahmedabad as ADGP (Railways), said the notification.He will also hold the additional charge of Executive Director of Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd (GUVNL), a state-run power company, in Vadodara. IPS officer Anupamsinh Gehlot earlier held the additional charge at GUVNL.Among other changes, Special Commissioner of Police of Rajkit Khursheed Ahmed was transferred as ADGP (planning and modernisation) and posted at Gandhinagar.As per the notification, Inspector General of Police (IGP) (Armed units), Gandhinagar, Piyush Patel was transferred as IGP (Surat range). IGP (Bhavnagar range) Ashok Yadav was transferred as IGP (Rajkot range) and IGP (Rajkot range) Sandeep SIngh was transferred as IGP (Vadodara range).Joint Commissioner of Police (JCP) (Adminstration), Ahmedabad city, Ajay Chaudhary was transferred and named JCP (special branch), Ahmedabad city. JCP (traffic), Ahmedabad city MA Chavada will now be the IGP of Junagadh range.The home department named JCP (sector-2), Ahmedabad city, Gautam Parmar as the new IGP of Bhavnagar range.IGP (Gandhinagar range) DH Parmar was transferred and posted as JCP (traffic), Surat city. DIG (Panchmahal range) MS Bharada was transferred as ACP (sector-2) Ahmedabad, while ACP (crime and traffic), Vadodara, Chirag Koradia, will take over as the new DIG of Panchmahal range.DIGP (Railways), Ahmedabad, AG Chauhan was transferred as ACP (traffic), Ahmedabad, while ACP (sector-1), Ahmedabad, RV Asari was named the new DIG (intelligence-2) at Gandhinagar.PromotedListen to the latest songs, only on JioSaavn.comDIGP (CID crime), Saurabh Tolumbia was transferred and posted as ACP (admin, traffic and crime) of Rajkot city, according to the notification.(This story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
