Shockwaves in Haryana Police as ADGP Y Puran Kumar Passes Away at Chandigarh Residence

Chandigarh is reeling from the sudden and untimely demise of Y Puran Kumar, a highly respected Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) in Haryana. The 1997-batch IPS officer, known for his distinguished service, was found dead at his residence in Sector 16, Chandigarh, on Sunday morning. Initial reports indicate that Kumar succumbed to a heart attack, leaving colleagues and the community in profound shock.

The news of ADGP Kumar's passing sent immediate shockwaves throughout the police force and administrative circles.

Police officials swiftly arrived at his residence after receiving the distressing report. His body was subsequently moved to the mortuary at Government Multi-Specialty Hospital (GMSH) Sector 16 for a post-mortem examination, a standard procedure to ascertain the exact cause of death.

Y Puran Kumar had a commendable career trajectory within the Indian Police Service.

Before his current posting as ADGP, he held crucial positions including ADGP of Railways & Commando, and was also entrusted with the additional charge of ADGP, State Vigilance Bureau. His leadership and integrity were highly regarded across various departments he served.

Sources close to the officer revealed that he had been in good health and his sudden demise was completely unexpected.

The police fraternity has expressed deep condolences, remembering Kumar as a dedicated and upright officer whose contributions to law enforcement in Haryana were significant. His loss is keenly felt by those who worked alongside him and benefited from his guidance.

The State Vigilance Bureau, where he played a pivotal role, is particularly impacted by this unforeseen tragedy.

Tributes have begun pouring in from fellow officers, politicians, and members of the public, all lamenting the loss of a valuable public servant. The sudden void left by ADGP Kumar’s passing serves as a stark reminder of life’s unpredictability and the sacrifices made by those in uniform.