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IPS officer Manzil Saini cleared UPSC while pregnant, later won gallantry medal

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IPS officer Manzil Saini cleared UPSC while pregnant, later won gallantry medal

Manzil Saini, a 2005-batch IPS officer, has built a notable career spanning major investigations, senior policing roles and a gallantry award.

She gained attention through the kidney transplant racket investigation, later becoming the first woman to serve as Lucknow SSP.

In 2017, she helped rescue a kidnapped doctor in Meerut and received a Gallantry Medal in 2024.

Her record also includes scrutiny over the Shravan Sahu case, followed by a departmental inquiry that cleared her in 2023.

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