Experience

UTTAR PRADESH POLICE ( ''सुरक्षा आपकी, संकल्प हमारा" )

• India
• Information Services
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Director General of Police, Training Directorate

  • 2021 - Present

  Major Responsibilities include: - Planning and implementing policy frame work for Police Training- Conduct & supervision of basic training programmes for newly appointed DySPs & constables/SIs- Promotional courses for the ranks of HCs/SIs/Inspectors of Armed and Civil Police- Refresher courses for different ranks of Police- Coordination with Bureau Police Research & Development, New Delhi- Nominations of senior officers for courses run at different academies including NPA Hyderabad, CBI Academy Ghaziabad, RPA Jaipur, NEPA Shillong etc.- The emphasis has been on the role of technology in improving training and adopting case study-based approach to make training interesting and grasping- Latest proposal submitted to the Govt on setting up a Drone surveillance Training Centre at PTS MRT- Once approved and implemented, it will be the first Drone Training Centre in the police forces of India Show less

• Director General of Police, Economic Offences Wing & Special Investigation Team (Dual Charge)

  • 2018 - 2021

  Major Responsibilities include:- Handling several sensitive enquiries/investigations relating to: (i) large financial scams(ii) bank frauds(iii) fraudulent companies running away with thousands of crores of Public money(iv) wrongful gain by way of large scale irregular employment in Govt departments(v) huge embezzlement of Government funds by multiple departments connected with social welfare likescholarships, pensions, distribution of rations, midday meal scheme, as also large scale fraudulent employments in Government Schools on the basis of fake B.Ed. degrees.- Collecting intelligence on illegal economic activities. Show less



Ministry Of Home Affairs (mha), GOI

• India
• Non-profit Organizations
• 200 - 300 Employee

• Deputy Director General Operations, Narcotics Control Bureau, Ministry of Home Affairs

  • 2013 - 2018

  Responsible for anti drug operations and policy in India. The work assignment required close coordination with Central Ministries including the Ministry of Home Affairs, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Ministry of Health and Agencies like United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), National AIDS Control Organization (NACO), E.D. (Enforcement Directorate), Border guarding forces, Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) and State level Law Enforcement Agencies. Responsible for anti drug operations and policy in India. The work assignment required close coordination with Central Ministries including the Ministry of Home Affairs, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Ministry of Health and Agencies like United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), National AIDS Control Organization (NACO), E.D. (Enforcement Directorate), Border guarding forces, Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) and State level Law Enforcement Agencies.



UTTAR PRADESH POLICE ( ''सुरक्षा आपकी, संकल्प हमारा" )

• India
• Information Services
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Inspector General of Police, Varanasi Zone (Dual Charge: Nodal Officer for Anti-Naxal Operations)

  • 2010 - 2013

  Supervision of the working of SSP/SPs of 11 Districts of Varanasi Police Zone. Main work domain – Crime Prevention and Detection; Maintenance of Law & Order and Public Peace; Human Resource Management; Traffic Management; VVIP/VIP Security; Kashi Vishwanath- Gyanvapi Shrine Security; Supervision of Anti Naxal operations in the 3 Naxal affected districts of Sonbhadra, Mirzapur and Chandauli of U.P., all of which came under the jurisdiction of Varanasi Zone.

• Inspector General of Police, Intelligence Department

  • 2008 - 2010

  Main work domain- Collection, Collation and timely dissemination of political social, communal intelligence; supervision of covert and overt operations related to radicalisation, terrorist activities, labour, caste and communal tensions.

• Dy. Inspector General(DIG) - Bareilly, Varanasi, Azamgarh, Chitrakoot; PAC; Prisons; Security

  • 2004 - 2008

  As Range DIG, main work domain included supervision of the working of SPs of the districts of Ranges related to Crime Prevention and Detection; Maintenance of Law & Order and Public Peace; Traffic Management; VVIP/VIP Security. Posted as DIG Azamgarh and specially deputed to control communal riots in Mau district in Oct 2005. The main work domain at Azamgarh Range was to keep a discreet watch on radical elements, certain madrasas and also collect information on linkages between Azamgarh and mafia operatives at Mumbai. Specially deputed as DIG Prisons (First IPS Officer to be appointed) of Lucknow and Meerut region following disturbance and violence in some of the prisons and wasrelieved of the charge after restoring normalcy in prisons within one month. During 2005-2006, also held the important charge of DIG Security Lucknow on three separate occasions. Was first posted when there was a terrorist attack on the Ramjanam Mandir- Babri Masjid shrine on 5 th July 2005 and the Security Schemes of all three disputed shrines and the Taj Mahal Agra had to be revised. These were revised under personal supervision in a record one month time, presented before the Union Home Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs and once approved, made the schemes operational after purchase of necessary hardware and software. The work domain also included supervision of VVIP/VIP security and 42 earmarked vital installations of the State. As Deputy Inspector General, Provincial Armed Constabulary, main responsibility was to ensure timely deployment of Armed PAC companies in law and order situations, Shrine Security & VIP Security; maintaining discipline and morale of the armed forces who had to work in hard conditions and looking after the welfare of the families of the Jawans. Show less

• Senior Superintendent of Police, Kanpur City, Gorakhpur, Meerut and Allahabad

  • 1997 - 2004

  Crime Prevention and Detection; maintenance of Law & Order and Public Peace; Anti-Mafia operations; Traffic management; VVIP/VIP security; Welfare of Policemen and their families; upholding discipline and morale and promoting sports.All immovable properties of notorious mafia don Shri Prakash Shukla of Gorakhpur were attached by R. P. Singh as SSP Gorakhpur (killed by the STF in Ghaziabad in 1998).

• Assistant Inspector General (Training), Lucknow

  • 2001 - 2002

  Responsibilities included administration as Head of Office, Staff Officer to DG Training & supervision of training courses run for DySPs down to Constables in Police Training Academy and Police Training Colleges/Centers in Uttar Pradesh.

• District Superintendent of Police, Tehri Garhwal, Banda, Muzaffarnagar, & Lakhimpur Kheri

  • 1993 - 1997

  Crime Prevention and detection; maintenance of Law & Order and Public Peace; Anti-Mafia operations; Traffic management; VVIP/VIP Security; Welfare of Policemen and their families; upholding discipline and morale and promoting sports.

• Superintendent of Police, Allahabad (now Prayagraj)

  • 1991 - 1993

  Active field duty, Crime Prevention and Detection; maintenance of Law & order and Public Peace; Anti-Mafia operations; Traffic management; VVIP/VIP security; Welfare of Policemen and their families; upholding discipline and morale and promoting sports. Because of the special preventive steps undertaken, there were no communal riots in Allahabad following the demolition of the Babri Masjid on 6th Dec 1992. This exception of peace when other cities in India witnessed communal riots on a large scale was covered prominently in the National media giving much of the credit to R. P. Singh.Notorious mafia don Atiq Ahmad of Allahabad was arrested for the first time in 1991 by a team led by R. P. Singh. Show less

• Assistant Superintendent of Police, Moradabad

  • 1989 - 1991

  Beginning of service; Active field duty; night patrolling; conducted enquiries and investigation under the supervision of senior Police officers; holding regular Parades in the Police lines and promoting sports.