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Bangalore: Seemanth Kumar Singh appointed head of Anti-Naxal Force

  •   Fri, Jun 14 2013 08:55:11 AM

Bangalore: Seemanth Kumar Singh appointed head of Anti-Naxal Force

Daijiworld Media Network – Bangalore (SP)

Bangalore, Jun 14: Senior IPS officer, Seemanth Kumar Singh, was on Thursday June 13, appointed as the commander of the state’s Anti-Naxal Force (ANF).

He will be taking over mantle of the ANF at a time when naxal activities have gained momentum in some north Indian states.

Seemanth had worked as the superintendent of police of Dakshina Kannada district, as well as city police commissioner of Mangalore earlier. Soon after the infamous homestay attack, he was posted as DIG (civil rights enforcement), Bangalore, and in between he was sent to London for training for a couple of months.

He will fill the post of the ANF commander, which has remained vacant after the transfer of Sunil Kumar during the assembly election.

The state government reportedly came to the conclusion that leaving this post vacant is not desirable at a time when the centre as well as states are required to gear up to meet fresh challenges posed by naxals.
  

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  • P.Sharath Kumar, Puttur

    Sat, Jun 15 2013

    Is this some sort of punishment posting ?

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  • Roshan, Abu Dhabi

    Fri, Jun 14 2013

    He should be appointed back in mangalore as commissioner to punish the morning mist attackers in a drastic way.

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  • Honey Jonas, Mangalore, Dubai

    Fri, Jun 14 2013

    He is honest and intelligent officer in his carrier. Best of luck in his future.......

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  • JK, Udupi/Dubai

    Fri, Jun 14 2013

    Promotion or indirect Demotion?

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mapusa

    Fri, Jun 14 2013

    Mr. Seemanth Kumar Singh was the best in Mangalore....

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  • Satish Kumar, mangalre

    Fri, Jun 14 2013

    He is one of the honest officer in the police dept. Appointing head of Anti-Naxal force is not the right place for such officer, he should have been promoted & made as head of Law & order level. Such capable officers work not needed by Congress party' they want officers who work according to their tune. This is our CM Sarrai Siddu Govt.

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  • julian, mangalore

    Fri, Jun 14 2013

    he is a brilliant good officer,

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore

    Fri, Jun 14 2013

    Glad to know that Sri Seemanth Kumar Singh is appointed as head of Anti Naxal Force.Mr.Kumar has earned very good name as far as efficiency in his ealier postings.Hope for the best.Thanq.

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  • Krishna, Karkala

    Fri, Jun 14 2013

    Is it not dangerous to publicise this kind of sensitive post?. Why should general public know who is the chief of operation.In the best inerests of safety and security such information has to be kept confidential

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  • Aloka Nath, Bengaluru

    Fri, Jun 14 2013

    Bring the naxals and their sympathisers and well wishers to main stream not by bullet but by counselling and welfare schemes and lure them away from money lenders and exploiters.

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  • Adv. Harry D'Souza, Kolachikambla, Mulki, Dahisar

    Fri, Jun 14 2013

    Brilliant officer.

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