Mysuru gets new Police Commissioner
The Hindu
The Hindu Bureau
Shankar Bennur
MYSURU:
The new Commissioner of Police, Mysuru, Mr B Ramesh assumed charge here on Tuesday. Outgoing CoP Chandragupta, who has been transferred as DIG, Western range, Mangaluru, formally handed over the charge to Mr Ramesh, who was the SP, CID in Bengaluru. Mr Chandragupta had taken charge just a month before the COVID-19 outbreak in 2020. He had the task of enforcing the COVID-19 induced lockdown. Mr Ramesh, after assuming charge, said he will do his best, handling all his responsibilities effectively.

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