Police in Bengaluru suspend four personnel, including a woman constable and three ministerial staffers, after an internal probe finds they allegedly leaked confidential information about proposed new police commissionerates. The suspensions follow complaints related to the circulation of details that were described as not meant for public disclosure.

The reports say the matter concerns plans for five new commissionerates. While the outlets focus on the same incident, they differ slightly in how they describe the individuals involved: one outlet frames it as four police personnel, while another specifies a woman constable and three ministerial staffers. Both accounts attribute the action to departmental review and disciplinary steps following allegations of disclosure of confidential details.

The suspensions are presented as a precautionary and disciplinary measure while the authorities assess the source and impact of the leaked information. The police department’s broader restructuring plan, including the creation of the commissionerates, remains the underlying context for the investigation.