
4 girls CISF officers now in management roles as IGs in delicate items
Of the 8 IG rank posts in CISF – 4 allotted to the IPS officers and the opposite 4 to the non- IPS CISF cadre- 50% have been girls
CISF mentioned it aligns with India’s broader push for Nari Shakti in nationwide safety. (Representational picture)
“This is the best proportion amongst all armed forces of the union. These officers now lead key portfolios and discipline formations. It aligns with India’s broader push for Nari Shakti in nationwide safety. With girls rising to management positions, CISF is not only marking a milestone- it’s main a motion in the direction of true illustration and significant participation in uniformed providers,” CISF mentioned in a press release.
The 4 girls – Shanti Jaidev, Jyoti Sinha, Pratibha Aggarwal and Neelima Rani, are inspectors generals. Jaidev is heading the Eastern Sector and Rani is with the Central sector. IG Jyoti Sinha is the top of the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) and DOS (Department of Space) institutions, whereas Aggarwal is IG (Tech and Provisioning) on the headquarters.
CISF with a power of over 200,000 guards 359 very important installations throughout the nation similar to airports, nuclear vegetation, oil refineries, coal mines, hydro energy tasks, together with these close to the borders and left wing extremism areas. CISF can also be entrusted with the safety of Parliament.
To make sure, the pressure’s former chief, Nina Singh too was a girl, making her the second girl within the historical past of central armed police forces to move a paramilitary unit.
“In paramilitary forces similar to CISF, BSF or CRPF, there are sectors and frontiers – every one headed by an IG. Below the IG, there are a number of DIG rank officers, who help the IG within the each day operations of the sector or frontier. They should make essential selections. Having girls officers, that too from the cadre, is an achievement and an amazing transfer,” a mid-level CISF officer mentioned.
Retired IPS officer Meeran Chadha Borwankar, who was the primary girl chief of the Mumbai crime department and likewise headed the house ministry’s Bureau of Police Research and Development, mentioned the event is a optimistic change for ladies officers. “Having 4 girls in prime management positions of CISF is a really optimistic sign of change in our society. We want excessive visibility of girls leaders in all of the fields. It encourages ladies to be bold and likewise encourages their households to spend money on woman training.”
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