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DGP Mukherjee’s post-retirement plans

Guess what Tamil Nadu Director-General of Police D. Mukherjee proposes to do after his retirement, scheduled for next month.

He would like to complete the book which he is writing. The issue-based publication, of which he has completed a few chapters, will be based on his 36 years of experience in the force.

Mr. Mukherjee belongs to the 1971 batch of IPS and is a postgraduate in chemistry.

K.T. Sangameswaran

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