Ips officer sonia narang biography
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It’s an honour to join NIA, says Karnataka cadre IPS officer Sonia Narang
“At this stage, I can only confirm that I have received orders from the ministry of home affairs. It is an honour to work with NIA,” Sonia Narang, currently DIG of CID, told TOI.Sources said it may take 2 to 3 months for her to join the NIA.
Sonia Narang is currently leading the investigation in the II PU chemistry question paper leak case. Many laurels: A 2002 batch IPS officer, Sonia Narang holds masters in sociology from Panjab University and is a gold medallist in sociology.
When she was the SP of Davanagere district in 2006, there was a clash between Congress and BJP workers. She led a police force to implement prohibitory orders imposed under IPC section 144.
As an MLA, who was in no
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Sonia Narang IPS: She is djärv super cop
She’s young, bright, has low tolerance for `powerful’ troublemakers, asserts her authority confidently and is controversies’ favourite child.
There was a time when a list of super cops would hardly ever have entertained a woman in its midst. Not anymore. Thankfully, the glass ceiling is well and truly broken in this terrain. Meet Sonia Narang, the IPS officer known across Karnataka for her forthrightness in the most audacious of circumstances. Presently, the Deputy Commissioner (South Division) of Bangalore. Her zero tolerance of anyone flouting the law has won her ample acclaim and even a little notoriety throughout the state.
A native of Chandigarh, she excelled in her studies in School and College and was a gold medalist in the Punjab University. Her father retired as a deputy superintendent of police. She cleared the civil services after two failed attempts in 2002.
At the Lal Bahadur Shastri Academy in Mussoorie, she met her life p
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A no-nonsense woman officer with zero tolerance of law breakers
There was a time when a list of super cops would hardly ever have entertained a woman in its midst. Not anymore. Thankfully, the glass ceiling is well and truly broken in this terrain.
Meet Sonia Narang, the IPS officer known across Karnataka for her forthrightness in the most audacious of circumstances.
She put behind bars an MLA of the ruling party (Photo: The Sunday Indian) |
Presently, the Deputy Commissioner (South Division) of Bangalore, the lady is only the second woman cop to be seated in the position in the state’s history. Her zero tolerance of anyone flouting the law has won her ample acclaim and even a little notoriety throughout the state.
Circa 2006: Narang was posted as the chef of Police in Davangere, when activists from both the ruling BJP and opposition Congress clashed violently during protests.
She slapped and put behind bars an MLA of the ruling par