Amaravati: In a recent administrative move, the Government of Andhra Pradesh has announced a minor reshuffle involving the transfer of five Indian Police Service (IPS) officers. As per the official notification, these changes aim to strengthen law enforcement and ensure effective governance in key regions of the state.
IPS officer Manda Javali Alphonse, a 2022 batch officer, has been appointed as the Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) of Nandyal. Known for her dedication and efficiency, she is expected to bring fresh energy to policing in the region.
Other notable transfers include:
IPS Manoj Ramnath Hegde (2021 batch) has been given charge as the ASP of Rajampet.
IPS Devaraj Manish (2021 batch) has been posted as the ASP of Kakinada.
IPS Rohit Kumar Chowdary from the 2022 batch has been designated as the ASP of Tadipatri.
IPS Navjyoti Mishra (2021 batch) has been made the ASP of Chintapalli, a critical region requiring focused law enforcement efforts.
The reshuffle is seen as part of the government’s ongoing efforts to enhance administrative efficiency and maintain public safety across the state. The newly assigned officers are expected to take charge of their respective roles shortly.
