The Global Kashmir
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • Kashmir
    • Jammu
  • National
  • World
  • Business
  • Editorial
  • Health
  • Opinion
  • Sports
  • Tech
  • E-Paper
en English
ar Arabiczh-CN Chinese (Simplified)en Englishru Russianes Spanishur Urdu
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • Kashmir
    • Jammu
  • National
  • World
  • Business
  • Editorial
  • Health
  • Opinion
  • Sports
  • Tech
  • E-Paper
No Result
View All Result
The Global Kashmir
No Result
View All Result
CRPF

Over 250 CRPF Officers Get Maiden Promotion After 15 Years

News Desk by News Desk
June 29, 2026
Reading Time: 2 mins read
0
20
VIEWS
Share on Facebook

READ ALSO

India Ready To Share ‘Battle-Tested’ Anti-Terror Expertise With ASEAN, Its Dialogue Partners: Rajnath Singh

Dr Jitendra Visits ESTIC 2026 Exhibition, Reaffirms Government Facilitation To Link StartUps With Industry

Sitharaman Slams Rahul Gandhi Over Tata Comment, Says Cong Leader Spreading Distrust, Toxicity

New Delhi : More than 250 officers of the country’s largest paramilitary Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) finally received their first career promotion after a 14-15-year wait, officials said on Sunday.
Their much-delayed elevation came about after prolonged litigation and conditional resolution of pending service issues related to seniority and vacancies.
On June 26, the CRPF headquarters issued orders promoting 263 Assistant Commandant-rank (AC) officers to Deputy Commandant (DC). The AC rank is the entry-level officer post in the central forces.
“The development is significant because it will act as a morale booster for the officers who waited 14-15 years for their first promotion, which should ideally have come in five years,” a senior CRPF officer told PTI.
A Supreme Court order issued on April 16 clarified the position in this context.
The CRPF headquarters subsequently followed up with the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), leading to the issuance of the much-delayed order, the officer said.
He said the newly promoted officers will, however, continue to serve in their current positions because their posting orders could not be issued immediately due to “operational and administrative constraints”.
The CRPF called the development a “significant milestone” on its social media post on X.
Numerous field units where these officers are posted are holding rank pinning ceremonies to honour the newly promoted men and women. A second officer said these orders will further impact lower-rank personnel, as promotions to the AC rank will now occur from the Inspector rank, creating a ripple effect for other subordinate ranks.
PTI reported in April that CRPF Director General GP Singh, during an official event, assured officers and jawans of the force that efforts were ongoing to expeditiously resolve the “biggest problem” of stagnation in promotions in the force.
The CRPF, a 3.25-lakh-strong Central Armed Police Force (CAPF) under the MHA, is the country’s lead internal security force. It is deployed to counter Naxal violence, North Eastern insurgencies, and terrorist-affected regions of Jammu and Kashmir.(Agencies)
ADVERTISEMENT
ShareTweetSendSharePinShare
ADVERTISEMENT
Previous Post

Modi Govt Cabinet Reshuffle Buzz Gains Momentum

Next Post

Ladakh Welcomes Dalai Lama With Fervour Ahead Of His 91st Birthday

RelatedPosts

India Ready To Share ‘Battle-Tested’ Anti-Terror Expertise With ASEAN, Its Dialogue Partners: Rajnath Singh

India Ready To Share ‘Battle-Tested’ Anti-Terror Expertise With ASEAN, Its Dialogue Partners: Rajnath Singh

October 30, 2026
Dr Jitendra Visits ESTIC 2026 Exhibition, Reaffirms Government Facilitation To Link StartUps With Industry

Dr Jitendra Visits ESTIC 2026 Exhibition, Reaffirms Government Facilitation To Link StartUps With Industry

October 29, 2026
WAsia Crisis: FM Urges Focus On Fuel, Fertiliser, Forex; Hits Out At Critics For Peddling Pessimism

Sitharaman Slams Rahul Gandhi Over Tata Comment, Says Cong Leader Spreading Distrust, Toxicity

October 29, 2026

Union Cabinet Approves Rs 7,395 Crore For PM Viksit Gram Swaraj Yojana

Cabinet Approves 3% Hike In DA/DR For Central Govt Employees, Pensioners

India Among Top Countries With Highest Heatwave Exposure For Infants, Older Adults: Report

20th Century’s ‘Trailing’ India Turns 21st Century’s ‘Future-Ready’ India: Dr Jitendra

‘Act Of Betrayal’: Rijiju Asks Congress To Apologise For Allegedly Circulating ‘Fake AI Video’ On China

BRICS Forum Adopts Joint Declaration; Condemns Pahalgam Attack, Seeks UNSC Reforms

Next Post
Ladakh Welcomes Dalai Lama With Fervour Ahead Of His 91st Birthday

Ladakh Welcomes Dalai Lama With Fervour Ahead Of His 91st Birthday

Opinion | The Spirit of Mehman Nawazi: Kashmiris and the Amarnath Yatra

Mock Rescue Drills Held At 18 Key Stretches Along Amarnath Yatra Routes

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

ADVERTISEMENT

Company Info

Address: F11 silk factory road Tulsibagh, Srinagar
Phone : 9797970347.
Email : globalkashmir786@gmail.com
Owner, printer, publisher Editor : Suhail Yousuf Shah
Legal advisor : Advocate Umar Mushtaq
Printed at : K.T Press private Limited industrial Estate Rangreth J&K
Published from : F11 silk factory road Tulsibagh, Srinagar.
RNI No : JKENG/2011/38364
Office No's :
Postal Regd No : JKNP 160 / SKGPO 2012 - 2014

About

The Global Kashmir was founded in Srinagar, with a vision to promote positive news from the Kashmir valley and across the globe. Covering first hand, all categories of news from different corners of Jammu and Kashmir as well as relevant national and international news stories. Global Kashmir is dedicated to providing unbiased stories that are yet to be told...

News By Topic

Company Info

  • Contact Us
  • About

© 2022 - Global Kashmir

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • Kashmir
    • Jammu
  • National
  • World
  • Business
  • Editorial
  • Health
  • Opinion
  • Sports
  • Tech
  • E-Paper

© 2022 - Global Kashmir