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CRPF Officers Transferred, DIG Suspended Over Alleged CAPF Act Opposition
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CRPF Officers Transferred, DIG Suspended Over Alleged CAPF Act Opposition

🗓 26 Jun 2026, 12:32 AM 👁 1

Twenty Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) officers have been transferred and a Deputy Inspector General (DIG) suspended following allegations of opposition, or family member opposition, to the Central Armed Police Force (General Administration) Act, 2026.

In a significant development within the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), twenty officers have been transferred. Concurrently, a Deputy Inspector General (DIG) rank officer has faced suspension. These actions are reportedly linked to allegations that the officers, or their family members, voiced opposition to the Central Armed Police Force (General Administration) Act, 2026. The specific nature of the alleged opposition and the roles played by the transferred officers and the suspended DIG are central to the ongoing internal review.

The transfers and suspension signal a firm stance by the leadership regarding adherence to the new legislative framework. The Central Armed Police Force (General Administration) Act, 2026, is a recent piece of legislation governing the administrative aspects of central armed police forces. Details regarding the exact process of opposition and the specific reasons cited for each individual case are not yet publicly disclosed.

This move underscores the importance placed on the implementation and acceptance of the CAPF Act within the force. The CRPF, a major paramilitary organization, plays a crucial role in internal security and counter-insurgency operations across India. Further internal inquiries may shed more light on the circumstances leading to these disciplinary actions.