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|born=Patna, Bihar, India
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| birth_place = Patna, Bihar, India
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|years active=2008–present
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|known for=Anti-Maoist operations, anti-terror operations, cyber intelligence, anti-drug and anti-smuggling initiatives
| known_for = Anti-Maoist operations, anti-terror operations, cyber intelligence, anti-drug and anti-smuggling initiatives
|education=BE (Electrical and Electronics)
| education = BE (Electrical and Electronics)
|rank=Deputy Commissioner of Police
| rank = Deputy Commissioner of Police
|posting=Bidhannagar Zone, West Bengal
| posting = Bidhannagar Zone, West Bengal
|spouse=Married
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|children=Two daughters
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'''Aneesh Sarkar''' is a decorated Indian Police Service (IPS) officer currently serving as the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Bidhannagar Zone, West Bengal. He is best known for his fearless leadership in anti-Maoist operations, anti-terror missions, cyber intelligence efforts, and drug and smuggling crackdowns across the state.
=='''Early Life and Education'''==
Aneesh Sarkar was born in Patna, Bihar, as the only child of his parents. His father was a professional in merchant shipping, while his mother heads a spiritual organisation, imparting values of discipline, devotion, and resilience which would later reflect in Sarkar's professional life.
He pursued a Bachelor of Engineering (BE) in Electrical and Electronics, laying a strong analytical foundation before entering civil services.
=='''Indian Police Service Career'''==
===Lalgarh: Baptism by Fire===
Aneesh Sarkar joined the Indian Police Service (IPS) and was allotted the West Bengal cadre. His career began in one of the most challenging terrains—Lalgarh, Paschim Medinipur, a Maoist stronghold. Initially posted as a probationer, Sarkar quickly proved his mettle and was entrusted with leading anti-Maoist operations. Over nearly three years, he played a pivotal role in reducing Maoist influence in the region.


== Early Life and Education ==
===Bidhannagar Commissionerate===
Aneesh Sarkar was born in Patna, Bihar, to a culturally enriched and value-driven family. His father worked as a professional in the merchant navy, bringing global exposure to the household, while his mother led a spiritual organization, instilling discipline and a sense of service. As their only child, Sarkar was raised with high moral values and a commitment to excellence.
Following this, he was posted as Assistant Commissioner of Police (Airport) in the newly formed Bidhannagar Police Commissionerate, where he led a successful crackdown on the notorious Babai gang, responsible for a series of high-profile murders.


He completed his Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and Electronics, a technical background that laid the groundwork for his later expertise in cybercrime and intelligence operations.
He was later appointed Assistant Commissioner of Police, Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) in Bidhannagar. Here, he and his team achieved a major breakthrough by arresting the head of the Jamiat ul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), the terror group linked to the Bardhaman blast case.


== Career in the Indian Police Service ==
===CID and National-Impact Investigations===
As Deputy Superintendent of Police, CID, Sarkar investigated the Ranaghat rape case, ensuring the arrest of the key perpetrators in a case that shocked the nation. He also worked on cyber infiltration missions post the arrest of an ISIS operative, helping decode online radicalization and communications of the terrorist organization.


=== Entry and Lalgarh Posting ===
===Murshidabad and Law-and-Order Leadership===
Sarkar joined the Indian Police Service in 2008 and was assigned to the West Bengal cadre. His first major posting was in Lalgarh, Paschim Medinipur—then one of the most volatile Maoist-affected areas in the country. Even as a probationer, he showcased leadership and operational strategy that earned him command roles in anti-Maoist missions.
Later, as Additional Superintendent of Police, Murshidabad, he faced one of the toughest public order crises—the Daulatabad bus accident, which claimed 42 lives and triggered mass unrest. Despite sustaining injuries, Sarkar helped restore calm, earning personal praise from the Chief Minister of West Bengal. He also managed violence post NRC agitation in the region.


During nearly three years in the region, he was pivotal in reversing insurgent control and restoring civic stability through coordinated combing operations and intelligence work.
===Anti-Drug Operations in Malda===
Sarkar was transferred to Malda as Additional Superintendent of Police (Rural), where he spearheaded crackdowns on drug mafias in Kaliachak, leading to numerous arrests and significant narcotics seizures.


=== Rise through Bidhannagar Commissionerate ===
As Special Superintendent of Police, CID (Malda zone), he intensified operations against drug trafficking, leading to the high-profile recovery of ₹1.4 crore in drug-related cash from Gazole, Malda. His jurisdiction also involved handling sensitive cattle smuggling investigations in bordering districts.
Upon transfer to the newly formed Bidhannagar Police Commissionerate, Sarkar took charge as Assistant Commissioner of Police (Airport). Here, he dismantled the feared Babai gang, responsible for a wave of organized crimes, including murders and armed robberies.


Later, as Assistant Commissioner of Police (ATS), he played a key role in the arrest of the leader of the terror group Jamiat ul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), which had direct links to the Bardhaman blast—a case of national importance.
=='''Current Role'''==


=== CID and High-Impact Investigations ===
Aneesh Sarkar currently serves as the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Bidhannagar Zone, West Bengal. His professional journey reflects deep expertise in counter-insurgency, counter-terrorism, cyber crime, and public order management.
Promoted as Deputy Superintendent of Police in the CID, Sarkar handled the investigation of the Ranaghat rape case, a sensitive national incident. His team ensured the capture and prosecution of the primary offenders.


Following the arrest of an ISIS-affiliated radical, Sarkar was instrumental in cyber forensics and online radicalization monitoring—decoding communication channels used by terror networks and contributing to India’s cyber counter-terror architecture.
=='''Personal Life'''==


=== Murshidabad and NRC Crisis Management ===
Aneesh Sarkar is married and a devoted father to two young daughters. A disciplined and grounded individual, he is known for balancing the rigors of policing with his responsibilities as a family man. His mother's spiritual guidance and his father's global exposure have deeply influenced his values and leadership style.
As Additional SP in Murshidabad, Sarkar was thrust into the limelight during the Daulatabad bus tragedy, where 42 lives were lost. Despite being injured himself during unrest, he calmed the situation and earned personal commendation from the Hon’ble Chief Minister of West Bengal.


He also successfully contained violence arising from the NRC agitation, ensuring both restraint and order in one of the most sensitive regions in the state.
=='''Legacy and Recognition'''==


=== Anti-Drug and Border Crime Operations in Malda ===
Though he maintains a low public profile, Sarkar is highly respected within law enforcement circles for his courage, strategy, and unwavering dedication to duty. From fighting insurgents in dense jungles to dismantling sophisticated terror and drug networks, his career is a testament to integrity and fearless service.
Transferred to Malda, Sarkar led robust operations as Additional SP (Rural), launching a campaign against drug mafias in Kaliachak. Numerous arrests and major drug seizures were made under his command.


As Special Superintendent of Police, CID (Malda Zone), he led a landmark operation resulting in the seizure of ₹1.4 crore in illegal cash and intensified investigations into cattle smuggling networks operating across India-Bangladesh borders.
=='''Conclusion'''==


== Current Role ==
Aneesh Sarkar’s journey through the ranks of the Indian Police Service is a compelling story of courage, intelligence, and relentless service. From combating Maoist insurgency in the dense jungles of Lalgarh to busting international terror modules and dismantling powerful drug and smuggling syndicates, his career reflects a deep commitment to public safety and national security.
Aneesh Sarkar currently serves as the **Deputy Commissioner of Police** for Bidhannagar Zone, West Bengal. He leads diverse units dealing with cyber surveillance, organized crime, and urban law enforcement. Known for strategic thinking and a calm demeanor under pressure, he is seen as a field-first officer who leads by example.


== Personal Life ==
Currently serving as the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Bidhannagar Zone, Sarkar continues to inspire his peers and subordinates with his calm leadership, strategic vision, and hands-on approach. His work has earned him accolades, including words of praise from the Hon’ble Chief Minister of West Bengal, and the trust of the communities he serves.
A devoted husband and father to two daughters, Sarkar lives by the principles taught by his parents—compassion, resilience, and discipline. He remains grounded despite the demands of his role and credits his family's support for his professional strength.


== Legacy and Impact ==
With a career rooted in integrity and action, Aneesh Sarkar remains a key figure in modern Indian policing — a guardian of law who stands as a testament to the resilience and responsibility that the IPS uniform represents.
Respected by peers and juniors alike, Sarkar has created a lasting impact across every department he's served. From jungle warfare to digital policing, his achievements span a wide operational spectrum. While he maintains a low media profile, his success has earned attention across news outlets and institutional circles.


His leadership during crises, particularly the Lalgarh operations and Malda anti-narcotics campaigns, is widely regarded as exemplary within the Indian Police Service.
=='''Social Links'''==
* [https://youtu.be/-fvQvQssIT4?si=ZWHRAQJgCePKBePz YouTube Live – In-depth conversation with IPS Aneesh Sarkar]
* [https://facebook.com Facebook Video – Aneesh Sarkar speaks on his book and career]


==External Links==
=='''External Links'''==
* [https://youtu.be/-fvQvQssIT4?si=ZWHRAQJgCePKBePz YouTube Interview with IPS Aneesh Sarkar]
* [https://www.news18.com News18 Bengali – IPS Aneesh Sarkar pens a book on the Lalgarh incident]
* News Articles:
* [https://thekolkatamail.com The Kolkata Mail – Aneesh Sarkar, IPS DCP Bidhannagar Zone on his first book]
* News18 Bengali – IPS Aneesh Sarkar pens a book on the Lalgarh incident
* [https://businessoutrank.com Business Outrank – Journey of Aneesh Sarkar, IPS]
* The Kolkata Mail – Aneesh Sarkar on debut book and leadership
* [https://bangalorechronicle.com Bangalore Chronicle – Aneesh Sarkar's inspiring journey in uniform]
* Business Outrank – Journey of IPS Aneesh Sarkar
* [https://bbclive.com BBC Live – Journey of DCP Aneesh Sarkar, Bidhannagar Zone]
* Bangalore Chronicle – Aneesh Sarkar’s inspiring law enforcement service
* [https://orissabulletin.com Orissa Bulletin – Aneesh Sarkar’s impactful contribution as DCP]
* BBC Live – DCP Aneesh Sarkar’s operational legacy
* Orissa Bulletin – His impact as DCP Bidhannagar Zone

Latest revision as of 10:36, 8 April 2025

Aneesh Sarkar is a decorated Indian Police Service (IPS) officer currently serving as the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Bidhannagar Zone, West Bengal. He is best known for his fearless leadership in anti-Maoist operations, anti-terror missions, cyber intelligence efforts, and drug and smuggling crackdowns across the state.

Early Life and Education

Aneesh Sarkar was born in Patna, Bihar, as the only child of his parents. His father was a professional in merchant shipping, while his mother heads a spiritual organisation, imparting values of discipline, devotion, and resilience which would later reflect in Sarkar's professional life.

He pursued a Bachelor of Engineering (BE) in Electrical and Electronics, laying a strong analytical foundation before entering civil services.

Indian Police Service Career

Lalgarh: Baptism by Fire

Aneesh Sarkar joined the Indian Police Service (IPS) and was allotted the West Bengal cadre. His career began in one of the most challenging terrains—Lalgarh, Paschim Medinipur, a Maoist stronghold. Initially posted as a probationer, Sarkar quickly proved his mettle and was entrusted with leading anti-Maoist operations. Over nearly three years, he played a pivotal role in reducing Maoist influence in the region.

Bidhannagar Commissionerate

Following this, he was posted as Assistant Commissioner of Police (Airport) in the newly formed Bidhannagar Police Commissionerate, where he led a successful crackdown on the notorious Babai gang, responsible for a series of high-profile murders.

He was later appointed Assistant Commissioner of Police, Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) in Bidhannagar. Here, he and his team achieved a major breakthrough by arresting the head of the Jamiat ul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), the terror group linked to the Bardhaman blast case.

CID and National-Impact Investigations

As Deputy Superintendent of Police, CID, Sarkar investigated the Ranaghat rape case, ensuring the arrest of the key perpetrators in a case that shocked the nation. He also worked on cyber infiltration missions post the arrest of an ISIS operative, helping decode online radicalization and communications of the terrorist organization.

Murshidabad and Law-and-Order Leadership

Later, as Additional Superintendent of Police, Murshidabad, he faced one of the toughest public order crises—the Daulatabad bus accident, which claimed 42 lives and triggered mass unrest. Despite sustaining injuries, Sarkar helped restore calm, earning personal praise from the Chief Minister of West Bengal. He also managed violence post NRC agitation in the region.

Anti-Drug Operations in Malda

Sarkar was transferred to Malda as Additional Superintendent of Police (Rural), where he spearheaded crackdowns on drug mafias in Kaliachak, leading to numerous arrests and significant narcotics seizures.

As Special Superintendent of Police, CID (Malda zone), he intensified operations against drug trafficking, leading to the high-profile recovery of ₹1.4 crore in drug-related cash from Gazole, Malda. His jurisdiction also involved handling sensitive cattle smuggling investigations in bordering districts.

Current Role

Aneesh Sarkar currently serves as the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Bidhannagar Zone, West Bengal. His professional journey reflects deep expertise in counter-insurgency, counter-terrorism, cyber crime, and public order management.

Personal Life

Aneesh Sarkar is married and a devoted father to two young daughters. A disciplined and grounded individual, he is known for balancing the rigors of policing with his responsibilities as a family man. His mother's spiritual guidance and his father's global exposure have deeply influenced his values and leadership style.

Legacy and Recognition

Though he maintains a low public profile, Sarkar is highly respected within law enforcement circles for his courage, strategy, and unwavering dedication to duty. From fighting insurgents in dense jungles to dismantling sophisticated terror and drug networks, his career is a testament to integrity and fearless service.

Conclusion

Aneesh Sarkar’s journey through the ranks of the Indian Police Service is a compelling story of courage, intelligence, and relentless service. From combating Maoist insurgency in the dense jungles of Lalgarh to busting international terror modules and dismantling powerful drug and smuggling syndicates, his career reflects a deep commitment to public safety and national security.

Currently serving as the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Bidhannagar Zone, Sarkar continues to inspire his peers and subordinates with his calm leadership, strategic vision, and hands-on approach. His work has earned him accolades, including words of praise from the Hon’ble Chief Minister of West Bengal, and the trust of the communities he serves.

With a career rooted in integrity and action, Aneesh Sarkar remains a key figure in modern Indian policing — a guardian of law who stands as a testament to the resilience and responsibility that the IPS uniform represents.

Social Links

External Links

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