Suman Nalwa is a 1996 batch DANIPS officer having served in Delhi and Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Presently she is posted as Dy. Commissioner of Police in Special Police Unit for Woman and Children, a nodal unit of Delhi Police on women and children issues. Earlier, she has been posted in the districts as Sub-Divisional Officer, in the Crime against Women and in Anti-Corruption Units. An electronics engineer by profession, Ms. Nalwa after joining the police service did her M.A. (Police Administration) from Guru Nanak Dev University, Punjab. Subsequently, she did her LL.B from Delhi University. She was awarded the prestigious Chevening Scholarship pursuant to which she did her LL.M. degree in International Human Rights Law from University of Essex, UK. //Via OmnyStudios

Suman Nalwa is a 1996 batch DANIPS officer having served in Delhi and Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Presently she is posted as Dy. Commissioner of Police in Special Police Unit for Woman and Children, a nodal unit of Delhi Police on women and children issues. Earlier, she has been posted in the districts as Sub-Divisional Officer, in the Crime against Women and in Anti-Corruption Units. An electronics engineer by profession, Ms. Nalwa after joining the police service did her M.A. (Police Administration) from Guru Nanak Dev University, Punjab. Subsequently, she did her LL.B from Delhi University. She was awarded the prestigious Chevening Scholarship pursuant to which she did her LL.M. degree in International Human Rights Law from University of Essex, UK.

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