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**News Article:**

**Mass Police Transfers in Tamil Nadu Amid Controversy Surrounding Treasury Manager’s Death**

CHENNAI, India – July 15, 2025 – In a sweeping reshuffle, 33 police officers in Tamil Nadu have been transferred, including Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) of Kolathur, R. Pandiarajan. The transfer comes amidst growing scrutiny of Mr. Pandiarajan’s involvement in the alleged suicide of Naveen Bollineni, a treasury manager at a dairy products corporation, accused of embezzling ₹40 crore.

Mr. Pandiarajan has been transferred to Dindigul district as Superintendent of Police, TSP Battalion, Palani. His transfer follows questioning by Joint Commissioner of Police, West, Disha Mittal, regarding his potential role in Mr. Bollineni’s death.

The reshuffle also includes significant changes in leadership across the state. Anil Kumar Giri has been appointed Salem City Police Commissioner, replacing Praveen Kumar Abhinapu. Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) N. Devarani moves from Vellore to Kancheepuram range, while G. Dharmarajan, Joint Commissioner of Police, Intelligence, Greater Chennai City Police, will take over as DIG of Vellore range.

Other notable transfers include K. Adhiveerapandian from DCP of Koyambedu to an unconfirmed position, replaced by DCP Sujith Kumar. Further actions include:SP-level officer Feroz Khan Abdullah has been posted as DCP, Avadi and the incumbent DCP, Avadi Ayman has been posted as the Superintendent of Police (SP) of Ranipet district. Anna Nagar DCP Bhukya Sneha Priya has been transferred and posted as SP of Theni district. SP R. Srinivasaperumal has been transferred from Tiruvallur and Vivekanand Shukla is to succeed him. K. Jose Thangiah has been posted as SP of Karur district.

The timing of the transfers, particularly Mr. Pandiarajan’s, has fueled speculation about a possible connection to the Bollineni case. Adding to the situation, crime inspector Vijay Prabhakar, who was involved in the initial investigation, has been moved to the Vacancy Reserve category following allegations of mishandling the case. Authorities have yet to release official statements regarding the reason for the mass transfers.

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