Rina Mitra appointed Bengal’s security adviser

February 14, 2019 01:54 am | Updated 01:54 am IST - KOLKATA

Retired IPS officer Rina Mitra has been appointed as the Principal Adviser, Internal Security, of West Bengal.

Ms. Mitra’s name featured in the media recently as a probable candidate to head the CBI on the basis of her seniority. Following her retirement on January 31, Ms. Mitra, a 1983-batch Madhya Pradesh-cadre IPS officer, claimed that in order to ensure that she does not get the top CBI post, despite having necessary qualifications, the Appointments Committee meeting was held a day after her retirement.

Ms. Mitra, the first woman IPS officer of Bengal, said she was grateful to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for appointing her as the State’s security adviser.

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