IPS officials say central agencies strengthen the relationship between the center and the state (Representatives)
New Delhi:
The 17 retired IPS officers on Friday called on fellow service officers to move forward to serve under the Union government and said police officers should embrace the opportunities offered by the central authority. .
IPS officers, most of whom have retired after serving as DGPs in various police organizations, said central agencies strengthen the relationship between central government and the state because of the epidemic. The service of all India is the most important thread connecting the Union of India and the states together.
“As former IPS officials, we support the initiative of GOI (government of India) to encourage IPS officers to dedicate themselves to a central position, having vast opportunities to develop themselves and contribute to the macro and micro levels of national security,” former IPS officials said in a statement.
They said IPS, with a staff of 5,000, has 2,700 Senior positions (ranked SP to DG) and 1,075 (40%) of these are for the Central Reserve (CDR) under the rules. popular.
However, there are currently only 442 IPS officers under the Center to fill 645 sanctioned positions at the Center.
The statement said IPS officials are deployed below a score across Central Personnel Program (CSS) positions, like the Director or General Secretary positions at the center.
Retired IPS officials say the dynamic exchange of human resources, key elements of change, from New Delhi to State capitals and vice versa creates a dynamic, cohesive entity .
They say that India’s understanding of internal and external security and direction of improvement is similar across states and centers, mainly due to the free movement of IPS officials between governing bodies. this value.
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