IPS Isha Singh, 'Lady Singham', Transferred to Delhi After Viral Rally Intervention

• IPS officer Isha Singh, known as 'Lady Singham', gained fame for stopping a TVK leader at Vijay's Puducherry rally to enforce crowd limits after the Karur stampede.
• She intervened when TVK general secretary Bussy Anand urged more people to enter the Uppalam Expo Ground, citing safety concerns and the recent tragedy.
• Singh has been transferred to Delhi as part of a larger MHA reshuffle involving seven AGMUT cadre IPS officers from various Union Territories.
• Her family has a strong public service background: father Yogesh Pratap Singh (ex-IPS) and mother Abha Singh (lawyer known for public interest cases).
• Before IPS, Singh studied law at National Law School, Bengaluru, and worked on human rights, securing compensation for manual scavengers' widows.

Why It Matters: IPS Isha Singh, lauded for enforcing law at a rally, transferred to Delhi in MHA reshuffle.