Leadership Shakeup: New Police Commissioner Appointed in Gurugram

The Haryana government has appointed Sibash Kabiraj as the new police commissioner of Gurugram, succeeding Vikram Kumar Arora. Kabiraj, a senior IPS officer from the 1999 batch, previously served as Panchkula's police commissioner and held additional responsibilities in the Cyber and State Crime Record Bureau.

In a significant administrative reshuffle, the Haryana government has designated Sibash Kabiraj as the new police commissioner of Gurugram. The decision replaces Vikram Kumar Arora, who has been reassigned as the Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) of Administration, based in Panchkula.

Kabiraj, a seasoned IPS officer from the 1999 batch, has previously served in various significant capacities, including the police commissioner of Panchkula. His extensive experience also encompasses overseeing the Cyber and State Crime Record Bureau, highlighting his capability to manage complex policing portfolios.

The appointment of Kabiraj signals a strategic shift in the leadership of Gurugram's police force, aiming to bolster law enforcement capabilities in one of Haryana's most dynamic urban centers. As the new commissioner, Kabiraj is expected to address both cyber and traditional crime challenges in his jurisdiction.