Supreme Court directed Union Home Secretary to file affidavit on IPS officer postings in CAPFs up to SAG level
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Supreme Court wants affidavit on IPS postings in CAPFs, continues oversight of 2025 judgment
The Supreme Court has directed the Union Home Secretary to file an affidavit detailing IPS officer postings in Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) up to the Senior Administrative Grade (SAG) level. This follows the court's 2025 judgment on cadre management and deputation policies. The government reported 46 IPS officers have been deputed to CAPFs post-judgment. The court continues its oversight to ensure compliance with its ruling on police reforms and CAPF leadership structure.
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Union Home Secretary informed court that 46 IPS officers brought on deputation to CAPFs after 2025 judgment
Court continues oversight of its 2025 judgment on CAPF cadre management and deputation policies
Matter relates to police reforms and leadership structure in Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs)
Deputation of IPS officers to CAPFs at Senior Administrative Grade (SAG) level under judicial scrutiny
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