There is some good news for senior IPS officers as they might get
central deputation in country's top forces. The government is planning to
increase the strength of additional director generals (ADGs) and senior rank
officials in various organisation, including Delhi Police, Central Industrial
Security Force, National Security Guard and Sashastra Seema Bal.
Various organisations have started reviewing demands of their top
heads. Central police departments have to prepare a report , which will be filed
to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) before the ministry takes a call on it.
There is general dissatisfaction among senior officers with less prominent
state postings.
"Forces that come under the MHA have started reviewing the
strength of ADGs and above rank officials as various senior IPS officers are
keen to join central forces. To accommodate the heavy flow of senior rank
officers, organisations have been asked review their strength. Every Central
Armed Police Force will send their requirement and proposal and the MHA will
take a final call on the demands of forces," a Special Director General
rank.
According to sources, various organisations will get two to three
senior officials. This step will be a breather for senior rank IPS officers who
are trying hard to leave state and come on central deputation. For instance,
the CISF will be asking for two more ADG rank officials. Currently, there are
only two ADG rank official in the organisation. There is a buzz that the Delhi
Police will have three more special commissioners for law and order. There are
nine Special CP rank official who are equivalent to the ADG. "Delhi Police
will probably having three special commissioners for law and order, besides one
more addition in senior rank in Delhi Police," a senior rank official in
the MHA said.
Similarly, the CISF, who has almost the double strength as Delhi
Police with about 1,45,000 staff, will get two ADGs for two sectors. "The CISF
will get two ADGs, one will be ADG north sector and another will be ADG south
sector. Currently, there is only one ADG heading airport sector and ADG
headquarters was recently given to 1983 batch IPS Rajiv Rai Bhatnagar,"
sources said.
Apart from big forces, small forces like SSB will get one more ADG
who will be heading three Inspector General (IG) rank officers. Currently,
there are only one ADG and one DG.
"This procedure of expansion of central forces will take
almost months as organisations have to give their requirement after conducting
a review. A report will then be submitted to the MHA. Ranks will be introduced
after MHA's approval,"
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