The Assam government has carried out a major police reshuffle, transferring Leena Doley to Dhubri as the new district police chief, following rising communal tensions in the region. The move comes after Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma issued a shoot-at-sight order, emphasizing strict action against criminal elements.
Key Transfers & Reshuffle Details
- Leena Doley, previously SSP of Hailakandi, has been appointed as SSP of Dhubri, replacing Navin Singh.
- Navin Singh has been moved to the CID, Assam, as Senior Superintendent of Police (Organized Crime).
- Amitava Sinha, formerly SSP (Organized Crime) CID, has been transferred to Hailakandi.
Communal Tensions & Security Measures
The reshuffle follows escalating communal unrest in Dhubri, where 38 individuals were arrested overnight for multiple offenses, including incidents of cow heads being dumped in front of temples. Security forces, including Rapid Action Force (RAF) and CRPF, have been deployed to maintain law and order.
CM Himanta’s Warning on Communal Provocation
CM Sarma has expressed concerns over the weaponization of beef to inflame religious sentiments, warning that such acts could destabilize Assam’s social fabric. He reiterated that individuals with non-bailable charges or criminal records would face immediate arrest.
Future Outlook & Law Enforcement Strategy
With Leena Doley taking charge in Dhubri, authorities aim to strengthen policing mechanisms and restore communal harmony. The Assam government remains committed to swift action against provocations and ensuring public safety.
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