Kuldeep Singh Chahal is a distinguished 2009 batch IPS officer, currently serving as SSP Mohali (SAS Nagar). His reputation precedes him; he’s known for his unwavering commitment to law and order and his success in significantly reducing crime rates.

Wiki/Biography

Born in 1981 (age 43 as of 2024) in Ujhana village, Jind district, Haryana, Kuldeep Chahal earned his Bachelor of Arts from Kurukshetra University. He then moved to Panchkula with his brother Suresh Kumar, pursuing an MA in History from Panjab University while diligently preparing for government exams.

Initially recruited as an ASI in the Chandigarh police in 2005, his ambitions extended beyond this achievement. He aimed for the Indian Police Service. After three years of focused effort, he achieved his goal, securing 82nd rank in the civil services exam on his third attempt. This incredible journey highlights his determination and strategic approach to success.

Physical Appearance

• Height (approx.): 5’ 10”
• Hair Colour: Black
• Eye Colour: Black

Family & Caste

Kuldeep hails from a farming family. His father, Sadhu Ram, is a farmer, and his mother is a homemaker. His elder brother, Suresh Kumar, is a lecturer at a government college in Panchkula.

Controversies

In 2018, a controversy arose when the chairperson of the Punjab State Commission for Women accused SSP Kuldeep Chahal of showing disrespect and using abusive language during a phone call concerning a sexual harassment case. A formal complaint was filed with several high-ranking officials.

The Humanitarian Side of Chahal

Beyond his police duties, Kuldeep actively participates in social initiatives. With his village community, he runs the Prayas Seva Samiti NGO.

This NGO focuses on environmental improvement, community cleanliness, and promoting sports. By 2019, they had planted over 16,000 trees in Ujhana.

Awards & Honour

• Police Medal for Gallantry (2018)
• DG Commendation Disc (2018)

Facts/Trivia

Kuldeep’s dedication is evident throughout his life. Even while assisting his father with farming, he consistently made time for his studies. His commitment extended to his time as an ASI in Manimajra, where he balanced demanding work shifts with rigorous exam preparation.

His journey is an inspiration: from a small village to the Indian Police Service, showcasing perseverance and dedication.

He enjoys riding horses and is quite popular amongst the youth, boasting over 3 lakh followers on Facebook. He frequently travels in a bulletproof SUV for security reasons.

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