Indian, Latest, Breaking news, NRI news "Gross Misconduct": Scotland Yard's Indian-Origin Officer Gets Notice

Indian, Latest, Breaking news, NRI news "Gross Misconduct": Scotland Yard's Indian-Origin Officer Gets Notice 

Indian, Latest, Breaking news, NRI news "Gross Misconduct": Scotland Yard's Indian-Origin Officer Gets Notice 

LONDON:
Indian, Latest, Breaking news, NRI news One of Britain's senior-most Indian-origin female officers has been placed on restricted duties as Scotland Yard investigates allegations that she broke the rules on being nominated for a royal honor.
NRI News Parm Sandhu, currently serving as Temporary Chief Superintendent with the Metropolitan Police, has been served with a "gross misconduct" investigation notice and could potentially face a serious disciplinary charge.

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Latest, Breaking News "The Met's Directorate of Professional Standards (DPS) is investigating the conduct of three officers following an allegation that they breached guidelines relating to the UK honors nomination process," a Met Police statement said.

Indian, Latest "A temporary chief superintendent currently attached to human resources was served with a gross misconduct notice on Wednesday 27 June and has been placed on restricted duties," it said. Indian, Latest, Breaking news, NRI news

Breaking news, NRI news The two other officers - a detective superintendent and an inspector, both from frontline policing - were also served with misconduct notices on June 27 but they remain on full duties while inquiries continue, the force added.

Indian, Latest, Breaking news, NRI news According to the BBC, the inquiry is focusing on whether Ms. Sandhu encouraged her colleagues to support her nomination for a Queen's Police Medal (QPM), which is awarded twice a year by Queen Elizabeth II as part of her honors' lists.

The medals are given to serving police officers in the UK in recognition of distinguished service or outstanding courage in the line of duty.

Latest Breaking News National Police Chief Council guidelines say that "any person can nominate any other person for an honor". NRI News However, as with other honors, people are not expected to nominate themselves and are not meant to contribute to or know about the process.

Indian, Latest, Breaking news, NRI news The internal Met investigation is examining an allegation that Ms. Sandhu may have contacted other officers with a summary of information to support her QPM nomination. Indian NRI News The inquiry is at an early stage and no disciplinary action has been taken so far.

Indian, Latest, Breaking news, NRI news Ms. Sandhu, who joined the police service in 1989, rose through the ranks to become borough commander in Richmond-upon-Thames. Breaking News She is one of the most senior ethnic minority female officers in the Met Police and in 2006 received an Asian Women of Achievement Award.

Last month, she had tweeted that she will be promoted to Chief Superintendent in the Metropolitan Police, adding: "I will be the first woman of color to hold this rank."

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