Karnataka Government Extends DGP M A Saleem's Tenure by 14 Months
Karnataka govt extends DGP Saleem's tenure
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The Karnataka government has extended the tenure of M A Saleem (Director General and Inspector General of Police) by 14 months, allowing him to serve until August 29, 2027. This decision comes as Saleem was set to retire in June 2023.
- 01M A Saleem's tenure extended by 14 months.
- 02New retirement date set for August 29, 2027.
- 03Saleem is the 43rd DGP of Karnataka.
- 04He assumed office on May 21, 2025.
- 05This extension allows continuity in police leadership.
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The Karnataka government has granted a 14-month extension to M A Saleem, the Director General and Inspector General of Police, allowing him to remain in office until August 29, 2027. Originally scheduled to retire in June 2023, Saleem's extension aims to ensure stability in the state's police leadership. He has been serving as the 43rd DGP of Karnataka since May 21, 2025, when he took over from Alok Mohan. The decision reflects the government's confidence in his leadership during a critical period for law enforcement in the state.
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This extension allows for continued leadership in the police force, which can positively affect law enforcement operations and public safety in Karnataka.
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