Election Commission's big action against Maharashtra DGP Rashmi Shukla, removed with immediate effect after opposition's complaint

Mumbai. Due to Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024, attacks and counterattacks are going on between MVA and Mahayuti. Meanwhile, on the complaints of Congress and other parties, the Election Commission on Monday took major action against Maharashtra DGP Rashmi Shukla. Taking action, the Commission has removed Rashmi from the post with immediate effect and ordered her transfer. Along with this, the Chief Secretary has been instructed to hand over the charge to the next senior IPS officer in the cadre.

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Order to send 3 names for new appointment

The Chief Secretary has also been directed to send a panel of three IPS officers by 1 pm on Tuesday, November 5 for appointment to the post of DGP of Maharashtra.

CEC Rajiv Kumar had earlier warned officials to not only be impartial during review meetings and announcement of assembly elections in the state, but also to be non-partisan in their conduct while performing their duties. Was.

The opposition had complained

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Let us tell you that other opposition parties including Congress had complained against Rashmi Shukla that she is not allowing fair elections. For this reason he should be removed from the post. Due to the implementation of the Code of Conduct in the state, the Election Commission took note of the opposition's complaint and ultimately took strict action.