Punjab Government transfers 28 jail officers

By  Shefali Kohli May 27th 2022 07:54 AM -- Updated: May 27th 2022 08:10 AM

Chandigarh, May 27: In a major administrative shuffle, the Punjab Government continues the cycle of transfers and issued transfer and posting orders for the officers in the jails of Punjab.  The Punjab Government has issued orders for immediate transfer of 28 Punjab Jail Officers. Also Read: Punjab, UK tie up in development sectors   b2ab29f2-61b2-45f0-b026-1279d29eacc9 973745f2-f367-4254-8db1-7120c45e8e1c tranfer   -PTC News

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