Gurgaon: Senior IPS officer Bharti Arora, who led the Special Investigation Team (Sitting) to Samjhauta Express Blast 2007 and served as a commissioner together in Gurgaon before being transferred after a public spat with the police chief in 2015, had been looking for voluntary pension that he could fully devote himself for “Devotional Lord Krishna service”.
A letter sent by Bharti, 1998 Batch IPS officer and is currently posted as Inspector General at Ambala, to the Head of Secretary of Vardhan Vardhan and Director General of Police Manoj Yadava, “My service has become my self-esteem …
Now I want to achieve the final goal Life.
I crave to cross the road shown by saints like Teacher Nanak Dev, Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, Kabirda, Tulsidas, Surdas, Meerabai, Sufi Saints and dedicated the rest of my life in Lord Shri Krishna’s reflection service.
“Bharti ( 50) has requested assistance from services from 1 August throughout the Indian service regulation (DCRB), 1958, and relaxation of the three-month notification period.
Speaking to Ti on Wednesday, Bharti said, “I have thought of stopping serving for several years and taking the spiritual route.
I will work towards the realization of self and the awareness of God.” He insisted he had no plans to join politics and his tendency to spirituality is the only motive for his decision.
Her husband Vikas Arora is also an IPS officer from the same batch and posted as IG REWARI (South Range).
Bharti is SP (train) when sitting was formed to investigate the bombing of the February 2007 Samjhauta Express where 68 people, mostly Pakistan were killed near Panipat.
Known as a Tangguh police, Bharti has a successful and controversial task in Gurgaon after he took over as CP together in 2013, won awards for his steps on traffic management in the city and on the highway but also involved in bitter removal With the police commissioner Navdeep Singh Vird, which he said incorrectly involved a family in the case of rape and sporting him.
Virk denied the allegations.
Arora then moved from Gurgaon in 2015 and transferred three years, first as excavation (welfare and training) Panchkula and later as the Principal of Sports in Sonipat before being taken back to Gurgaon as IG (state crime branch).
In 2016, he was also appointed as the first Nodal officer from the task force for the protection of cattle that had been established by the Government of Haryana.
His files that are looking for VRS will, ironically, will be released by Haryana Home Minister Anil VIJ, which in 2009 was MLA from Ambala when Bharti had ordered his arrest of protest against the Congress government then in the office to block the road.
VIJ told TOI that the file is likely to be placed in front of him immediately and the decision will be taken accordingly.