New Delhi: 39 CBI The officers received the President’s Police Medal for Distinguished Service (PPM) and the Indian Police Medal for Meritorious Service (IPM). Investiture ceremony This was said in a programme organised at the CBI Academy in Ghaziabad on Thursday.
Speaking on the occasion, Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal said that the investigation of the investigating agency is considered to be the best in the country and the high conviction rate is a testimony to this recognition. He said that this is reflected in the demand for “CBI investigation” in complex and sensitive cases by various stakeholders.
deep thoughts on the new Criminal Law About these laws, which came into effect from July 2, Meghwal said that these will make life easier for citizens. “These laws will speed up the delivery of justice and save a significant amount of time of all stakeholders involved in litigation. This will prove to be extremely useful for the country as it will channelise energy in the process of development of society and ultimately lead to high progress,” he said.
Referring to India having become the 5th largest economy of the world from the 11th position a few years ago, he said that reforms/improvements in the judicial process would also contribute to the effort and goal of taking India to the 3rd position in the coming few years.
CBI Director Praveen Sood emphasized that CBI and the Ministry of Law are working in a synergistic and collaborative environment to give priority to investigation as well as more efficient prosecution.
Sood emphasised that the role of CBI has been evolving over time, from initially dealing primarily with anti-corruption cases to special/economic offences, cyber crimes, bank frauds, etc. He informed that CBI has started enforcing these laws. He said that CBI is ready to help the states and other stakeholders in the implementation of these laws.
Following are the officers/personnel who were awarded the President’s Police Medal for Distinguished Service (PPM) and Indian Police Medal for Meritorious Service (IPM):
President’s Police Medal (PPM):
1. Shri Biplab Kumar Choudhary, IPS, Joint Director, SCZ, CBI, New Delhi (now Joint Director, Delhi Zone, CBI);
2. Shri Sharad Agarwal, IPS, Joint Director, STZ, CBI, New Delhi (now Special Commissioner, Delhi Police);
3. Shri Virendra Mohan Mittal, SP, ACB, CBI, New Delhi;
4. Shri Satya Narayan Jat Additional SP, ACB, CBI, Jaipur (now Chief Secretary, ACB, Raipur);
5. Shri Maharshi Ray Hajong, ASP, CBI, BSFB, Kolkata;
6. Shri Thangalian Mang M, Additional SP, SC-I, CBI, New Delhi (now ASP, CBI, ACB, Agartala);
7. Shri. Neelambur Narayanan Srikrishnan, DSP, CBI, SU, Chennai;
8. Shri Rajeshwar Singh Rana, SI, CBI, IPCU, New Delhi; (presently Inspector, CBI, Jabalpur);
9. Mrs. Geeta Paul, SI, CBI, EOB, Kolkata (now Inspector, EOB, Kolkata);
10. Shri Gautam Chandra Das Head Constable, ACB, CBI, Bhubaneswar (now retired)
Indian Police Medal (IPM)-
11. Praveen Mandloi, Superintendent of Police, CBI, SU, New Delhi;
12. Rajbir Singh, ASP, CBI, ACB, Imphal (now SP, CBI, Sc.III, New Delhi);
13. Raj Mohan Chand, Senior Public Prosecutor, CBI, AC-VI/SIT, New Delhi (now DLA, Delhi Zone);
14. Suresh Kumar, Sr. PP, CBI, SCB, Chandigarh;
15. Darwin KJ, Deputy SP, CBI, EOB, Chennai (now ASP, CBI, ACB, Chennai);
16. Javed Akhtar Ali, Deputy Superintendent of Police, CBI, ACB, Ghaziabad (now ASP, CBI Academy, Ghaziabad);
17. Kumar Abhishek, Deputy Superintendent of Police, CBI, SU, New Delhi (now ASP, CBI, SU, New Delhi);
18. Manoj Kumar, Deputy Superintendent of Police, CBI, Policy Division, New Delhi (now ASP, CBI, Policy Division);
19. Jagroop Singh, Deputy Superintendent of Police, CBI, ACB, Chennai (now retired);
20. Girish Soni, Deputy Superintendent of Police, CBI, ACB, Pune;
21. Jagdev Singh Yadav, Dy. SP, CBI, ACB, Jaipur (presently DSP, ACB, Guwahati);
22. Mukesh Kumar, Deputy Superintendent of Police, CBI Academy, Ghaziabad (now DSP, AC.III, New Delhi);
23. Ajay Kumar Mishra, DSP, CBI, ACB, Ghaziabad;
24. T. Santosh Kumar, DSP, CBI, ACB, Chennai;
25. Anil Bisht, DSP, CBI, Vigilance Cell, New Delhi;
26. Munna Kumar Singh, Police Inspector, CBI, BSFB, New Delhi (presently DSP, CBI, BSFB, Delhi);
27. Tejveer Singh, Police Inspector, CBI Academy, Ghaziabad;
28. Rakesh Kumar Sharma, ASI, CBI, SU, New Delhi;
29. Kishore Kumar, ASI, CBI, EO-II, New Delhi;
30. Kishan Chand, ASI, CBI, AC-VI/SIT, New Delhi (now ASI, CBI, AC-III, New Delhi);
31. Jagdish Choudhary, Head Constable, CBI, SCB, Patna (now retired);
32. Jahar Lal Nayak, Head Constable, CBI, ACB, Kolkata, (now ASI, CBI, SCB, Kolkata);
33. Ichikkamandanaath Varghese Paulose, Head Constable, CBI, ACB, Bangalore;
34. Debdutta Mukherjee, Head Constable, CBI, SCB, Kolkata (now retired);
35. Hardev Singh, HC, CBI, BSFB, New Delhi (now ASI, CBI, AC.III, New Delhi);
36. Chandra Shekhar Joshi, Constable, CBI, Principal Chief, New Delhi;
37. Satish Kumar, Constable, CBI, ACB, Chandigarh;
38. Anoop Mathews, Office Superintendent, CBI, AC-I, New Delhi and
39. Saranan Meenakshi, SG-I, CBI, Chennai Zone, Chennai (now PS, CBI, ACB, Chennai)
Speaking on the occasion, Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal said that the investigation of the investigating agency is considered to be the best in the country and the high conviction rate is a testimony to this recognition. He said that this is reflected in the demand for “CBI investigation” in complex and sensitive cases by various stakeholders.
deep thoughts on the new Criminal Law About these laws, which came into effect from July 2, Meghwal said that these will make life easier for citizens. “These laws will speed up the delivery of justice and save a significant amount of time of all stakeholders involved in litigation. This will prove to be extremely useful for the country as it will channelise energy in the process of development of society and ultimately lead to high progress,” he said.
Referring to India having become the 5th largest economy of the world from the 11th position a few years ago, he said that reforms/improvements in the judicial process would also contribute to the effort and goal of taking India to the 3rd position in the coming few years.
CBI Director Praveen Sood emphasized that CBI and the Ministry of Law are working in a synergistic and collaborative environment to give priority to investigation as well as more efficient prosecution.
Sood emphasised that the role of CBI has been evolving over time, from initially dealing primarily with anti-corruption cases to special/economic offences, cyber crimes, bank frauds, etc. He informed that CBI has started enforcing these laws. He said that CBI is ready to help the states and other stakeholders in the implementation of these laws.
Following are the officers/personnel who were awarded the President’s Police Medal for Distinguished Service (PPM) and Indian Police Medal for Meritorious Service (IPM):
President’s Police Medal (PPM):
1. Shri Biplab Kumar Choudhary, IPS, Joint Director, SCZ, CBI, New Delhi (now Joint Director, Delhi Zone, CBI);
2. Shri Sharad Agarwal, IPS, Joint Director, STZ, CBI, New Delhi (now Special Commissioner, Delhi Police);
3. Shri Virendra Mohan Mittal, SP, ACB, CBI, New Delhi;
4. Shri Satya Narayan Jat Additional SP, ACB, CBI, Jaipur (now Chief Secretary, ACB, Raipur);
5. Shri Maharshi Ray Hajong, ASP, CBI, BSFB, Kolkata;
6. Shri Thangalian Mang M, Additional SP, SC-I, CBI, New Delhi (now ASP, CBI, ACB, Agartala);
7. Shri. Neelambur Narayanan Srikrishnan, DSP, CBI, SU, Chennai;
8. Shri Rajeshwar Singh Rana, SI, CBI, IPCU, New Delhi; (presently Inspector, CBI, Jabalpur);
9. Mrs. Geeta Paul, SI, CBI, EOB, Kolkata (now Inspector, EOB, Kolkata);
10. Shri Gautam Chandra Das Head Constable, ACB, CBI, Bhubaneswar (now retired)
Indian Police Medal (IPM)-
11. Praveen Mandloi, Superintendent of Police, CBI, SU, New Delhi;
12. Rajbir Singh, ASP, CBI, ACB, Imphal (now SP, CBI, Sc.III, New Delhi);
13. Raj Mohan Chand, Senior Public Prosecutor, CBI, AC-VI/SIT, New Delhi (now DLA, Delhi Zone);
14. Suresh Kumar, Sr. PP, CBI, SCB, Chandigarh;
15. Darwin KJ, Deputy SP, CBI, EOB, Chennai (now ASP, CBI, ACB, Chennai);
16. Javed Akhtar Ali, Deputy Superintendent of Police, CBI, ACB, Ghaziabad (now ASP, CBI Academy, Ghaziabad);
17. Kumar Abhishek, Deputy Superintendent of Police, CBI, SU, New Delhi (now ASP, CBI, SU, New Delhi);
18. Manoj Kumar, Deputy Superintendent of Police, CBI, Policy Division, New Delhi (now ASP, CBI, Policy Division);
19. Jagroop Singh, Deputy Superintendent of Police, CBI, ACB, Chennai (now retired);
20. Girish Soni, Deputy Superintendent of Police, CBI, ACB, Pune;
21. Jagdev Singh Yadav, Dy. SP, CBI, ACB, Jaipur (presently DSP, ACB, Guwahati);
22. Mukesh Kumar, Deputy Superintendent of Police, CBI Academy, Ghaziabad (now DSP, AC.III, New Delhi);
23. Ajay Kumar Mishra, DSP, CBI, ACB, Ghaziabad;
24. T. Santosh Kumar, DSP, CBI, ACB, Chennai;
25. Anil Bisht, DSP, CBI, Vigilance Cell, New Delhi;
26. Munna Kumar Singh, Police Inspector, CBI, BSFB, New Delhi (presently DSP, CBI, BSFB, Delhi);
27. Tejveer Singh, Police Inspector, CBI Academy, Ghaziabad;
28. Rakesh Kumar Sharma, ASI, CBI, SU, New Delhi;
29. Kishore Kumar, ASI, CBI, EO-II, New Delhi;
30. Kishan Chand, ASI, CBI, AC-VI/SIT, New Delhi (now ASI, CBI, AC-III, New Delhi);
31. Jagdish Choudhary, Head Constable, CBI, SCB, Patna (now retired);
32. Jahar Lal Nayak, Head Constable, CBI, ACB, Kolkata, (now ASI, CBI, SCB, Kolkata);
33. Ichikkamandanaath Varghese Paulose, Head Constable, CBI, ACB, Bangalore;
34. Debdutta Mukherjee, Head Constable, CBI, SCB, Kolkata (now retired);
35. Hardev Singh, HC, CBI, BSFB, New Delhi (now ASI, CBI, AC.III, New Delhi);
36. Chandra Shekhar Joshi, Constable, CBI, Principal Chief, New Delhi;
37. Satish Kumar, Constable, CBI, ACB, Chandigarh;
38. Anoop Mathews, Office Superintendent, CBI, AC-I, New Delhi and
39. Saranan Meenakshi, SG-I, CBI, Chennai Zone, Chennai (now PS, CBI, ACB, Chennai)
