Shirish Inamdar gets President

Shirish Inamdar gets President's medal
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Mumbai: A veteran of intelligence gathering, assessment and training in Maharashtra Police, Shirish Inamdar – who has an unblemished service record of 32 years, has been conferred with President's Police Medal for Distinguished Service. Inamdar is currently Additional Deputy Commissioner (Political) in the State Intelligence Department (SID).

Prior to this assignment, he was Principal of Special Branch Training Institute and has trained hundreds of intelligence officers including the first batch of the intelligence cadre. He has won more than 200 rewards for the good work done by him. On August 15, 2000, he was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal by the President of India and subsequently the Director General's Insignia for meritorious service.

He joined the police as a Sub-Inspector in 1973 and he was ranked third in the batch of 165 cadets in the training course. He excelled himself in traffic, planning, management, coordination and public education. Since July 1986, he worked in CID (Intelligence) as Senior Intelligence Officer till January 1990. Here also he displayed skills in analysing intelligence.

He also headed the Social Service Branch and led from the front. During the stint in SSB, he organised various workshops, seminars and sensitization programme for police officers on various social issues like domestic violence against women, atrocities on women, elder abuse, intellectual property rights, piracy and so on. He too sustained action against obscenity, unconventional gambling, audio, video and software piracy. During his career, he has solved several cases of murders, robberies, dacoities and so on. Wherever he served, he created a good image of the police.
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