In a significant move, the Tamil Nadu government has executed a major reshuffle within the police department, transferring and promoting 56 officers. Among the notable changes, A. Kayalvizhi, formerly the Deputy Inspector General/Joint Commissioner at the Greater Chennai Police Headquarters, has been promoted to Inspector General for Crime against Women and Children in Chennai.
This reshuffle is seen as a strategic move by the state government to enhance the operational efficiency of the police force. The changes are designed to ensure that law enforcement is better equipped to address the state’s evolving security challenges and improve the response to crime, particularly those related to women and children.
Kayalvizhi’s new role reflects the state’s commitment to addressing crimes against women and children, providing a more specialized and focused approach to these critical issues. Her promotion is a positive step toward increasing the accountability and responsiveness of Tamil Nadu’s police force, particularly in sensitive areas of law enforcement.
