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Thane cop demoted for a year over objectionable post on PM, Maharashtra CM

Updated on: 14 September,2024 04:24 PM IST  |  Thane
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A personnel serving as havaldar in Thane Police was demoted to the rank of constable for one year for posting objectionable content about the prime minster, the Maharashtra Chief Minister

Thane cop demoted for a year over objectionable post on PM, Maharashtra CM

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A personnel serving as havaldar in Thane Police was demoted to the rank of constable for one year for posting objectionable content about the prime minster, the Maharashtra Chief Minister and others on a WhatsApp group, an official said on Saturday.


He made the remarks on July 3, following which a departmental inquiry was set up against him, the official added.



"As per the order of the deputy commissioner of police, he was demoted as his actions were seen as a breach of service regulations and showed lack of neutrality. The lenient order of one-year demotion was taken on account of his service record, family situation, and length of service," the official added. 


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