The MHA has informed the Supreme Court about its plans to enact a law on IPS deputation to CAPFs.
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MHA weighs law on IPS deputation to CAPFs, informs Supreme Court
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has informed the Supreme Court that it is considering enacting a law to regulate the deputation of Indian Police Service (IPS) officers to Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) and granting Organised Group A Services (OGAS) status to CAPF officers. This move aims to address the issue of IPS officers' deputation to CAPFs and the career progression of CAPF officers, which are important considerations for competitive exams.
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The proposed law aims to address the issue of IPS officers' deputation to CAPFs.
The MHA also plans to grant Organised Group A Services (OGAS) status to CAPF officers.
The move is intended to improve the career progression of CAPF officers.
The Supreme Court is overseeing the matter related to IPS deputation and CAPF officers' status.
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