Parvinder Singh Pasricha is an
Indian police officer, who served as the 30th
police commissioner of the
Mumbai Police, and as the Director General of Police of
Maharashtra state.
Biography
P. S. Pasricha, has a
doctorate in
traffic management.
Career
P. S. Pasricha is a retired 1970 batch
IPS officer. In 1974, he served as additional Superintendent of Police (crime) in
Thane, where took stringent action against smugglers and feared criminals. He also worked as a superintendent of police in
Kulaba,
Nashik and
Amravati districts. His handling of communal riots in Amravati was appreciated by the Maharashtra State government.
Pasricha was the deputy commissioner of
Mumbai traffic police in the 1980s, when he introduced several schemes to improve traffic management in Mumbai. He also authored a book on road safety and traffic management. Pasricha served as the zonal
Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), the DCP of preventive wing and armed police in Mumbai, joint commissioner (law and order), the additional
DG (training), and commissioner of the Maharashtra state intelligence. He also served in the state
CID (crime), anti-corruption bureau, Maharashtra Police Academy and the police computer wing.
Pasricha played a major role in...
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