In a major administrative reshuffle aimed at strengthening security and improving law and order, the postings of 22 sub-inspectors in the Trans-Hindon area, Ghaziabad have been changed, officials said on Tuesday.

According to DCP Nimish Patil, the transfers have been carried out to enhance policing efficiency and ensure better law enforcement across the region.

As part of the reshuffle, Sub-Inspector Yogesh has been transferred from Tila Mod police station and appointed as the in-charge of the Ramprastha police outpost, while Shweta, earlier serving as a beat in-charge, has been made the in-charge of the Kanawani outpost.

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Sub-Inspector Vinod Kumar has been shifted from the Nehru Garden outpost to the Tulsi Niketan outpost, while Sub-Inspector Sohanveer Singh has been posted to the Nehru Garden outpost. Bharti Singh, the in-charge of Khoda outpost, has been assigned responsibility as the DLF beat in-charge.

Further, Sub-Inspector Aditya Kumar has been transferred from Sahibabad police station and appointed in-charge of the Khoda outpost, while Sub-Inspector Sheelchandra from Kaushambi police station has been made the in-charge of the Lodhi Road outpost.

Sub-Inspector Bhupendra Pratap Singh has been posted as the in-charge of the Vaishali outpost, and Chitra Kumar, previously heading the Suryanagar outpost, has been assigned responsibility for the Mohan Nagar beat.

Among other changes, Sandeepa Malik, earlier in charge of the Pipe Market outpost, has been transferred to the Suryanagar outpost, while Sub-Inspector Lalit Kumar has been made in charge of the Pipe Market outpost.

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In another key move, Prithvi Pal Singh, PRO to the DCP Trans-Hindon Zone, has been posted as the in-charge of the Seema outpost at Sahibabad police station, while Prince Chaudhary, earlier in-charge of the Shyam Park outpost, has been appointed as the PRO to the DCP Trans-Hindon Zone.

Police officials said the reshuffle is expected to improve operational efficiency and strengthen law and order in the Trans-Hindon region.