Alok Mohan

Alok Mohan

Mr. Alok Mohan is the Additional General Director of Police (A Three Star General) in Karnataka State, India, with 25 years of public service. He has held many prestigious assignments at the state, national and international levels and is currently pursuing a Master of Public Management Program as a colleague of Lew Kuan Yew.

Mr. Alok Mohan joined the elite Indian police service in 1987 at the age of 22 after completing his higher education at the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee and Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi. His challenging tasks in the state include working as District Superintendent of Police, Deputy Inspector General of Police, State CID, Joint Police Commissioner, City of Bangalore and Inspector General of the Western Range Police, Mangalore.

Mr. Mohan headed the surveillance and surveillance wings of the urban development and energy departments in the state and was on the board of directors of the five energy distribution companies. At the national level, Mr. Mohan served as Assistant Inspector General of the Police at the Central Industrial Security Force in New Delhi and headed the operations and the internal security wing for the elite paramilitary force 90,000 more than the central government.

At the international level, Mohan led the multinational police task force of UN peacekeeping operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He has been with British police in the prestigious "Senior Command Course" and as a companion to the prestigious "Advanced Management Program" of the Higher School of Administrative Personnel of India, visited globally renowned institutions in the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France and Switzerland .

Mr. Alok Mohan is decorated with the prestigious President of the Meritorious Services of India Police Medal, President of the India Police Medal for Distinguished Services and UN Peace Medal.

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