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DSP to Oversee Communication, and Ensure Efficient Handling of Joint Ops or Sensitive Cases
Hindustan Times Chandigarh
|June 21, 2025
Fresh SOP rollout comes close on the heels of a high-profile case in which a serving colonel & his son were assaulted by Punjab cops in Patiala
CHANDIGARH: As part of the newly issued standard operating procedure (SOP), the Chandigarh Police will appoint a DSP-rank officer as the primary liaison for all matters involving Army personnel.
The SOP rollout comes close on the heels of a recent case in which an armyman, Colonel Pushpinder Singh Bath, and his son were allegedly assaulted by Punjab police officers in Patiala. The incident had taken place over a parking dispute near Rajindra Hospital on the night of March 13-14. The Punjab and Haryana high court had transferred the case to Chandigarh Police and mandated a fresh special investigation team (SIT) to be formed and the probe to be completed within four months.
Dedicated military coordination branch
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