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11 DSPs transferred

Patna: In an exercise aimed at revamping the police machinery, the Bihar Government on Sunday transferred 11 deputy superintendents of police, official sources said.

Principal Secretary (Home) Afzal Amanullah said after DSP- level transfers, there would be complete overhaul of the set-up at the police station level.

Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, rattled by the current spate of lynching incidents and growing vigilantism, recently issued a warning to police officials of the State to “perform or perish”. PTI

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