In a significant administrative move, 30 Duty Officers from the Pune Traffic Branch have been transferred following multiple complaints about their performance. The transfers aim to improve the efficiency and management of the traffic division.
Pune Traffic BranchDuty OfficersAdministrative ShakeupTraffic ManagementReformsReal Estate MaharashtraMay 22, 2025

Duty Officers in the Pune Traffic Branch are responsible for assigning daily tasks to personnel, including VIP security arrangements, courtroom duties, and general traffic management.
The Duty Officers were transferred following multiple complaints about mismanagement and inefficiency in their work.
The transfer orders were issued by Additional Commissioner of Police Manoj Patil.
The ongoing reform initiative aims to enhance the skills and professionalism of traffic personnel through specialized training, focusing on traffic control, public interaction, and professional conduct.
The Pune Traffic Branch consists of 30 active sub-divisions, each managed by duty officers who are pivotal in day-to-day operations.

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