In a rare gesture, Churu Superintendent of Police Rahul Barhat was given a wedding-like farewell where policemen carried out a grand procession to bid adieu to their officer.
Barhat, a 2007-batch IPS officer, was transferred as the deputy commissioner of police, Jaipur east.
Over 100 policemen carried a wedding-like procession where Barhat sat on a decorated horse and other officers danced.
It began from the police lines and concluded at the SP's residence.
It was the best tenure of my career as the SP Churu. I was here for three years and I am fully satisfied with the successful tenure, the officer said.
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