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Many in the bureaucratic community had anticipated that SS Yadav could take extended license or renounce the service, since an excavation is significantly junior in range compared to a DGP within the IPS hierarchy
The sources said that SS Yadav was not empanado for a last year range in the center, which could have caused its appointment at the excavation level in BSF. (UNKNOWN)
The former Chandigarh DGP SS Yadav, in a surprising movement, has joined the border security force (BSF) as an Inspector General (DIG). According to the sources, Yadav joined on Tuesday and with the senior officials according to the protocol.
The decision to designate a DGP Range Officer of the 1997 Lot Table as excavation in the center is considered an unprecedented bureaucratic movement, so many in the bureaucratic community had anticipated that Yadav could take the resignation of the extended WAVE of the service. However, he surprised many formally joining BSF.
The sources confirmed that Yadav will undergo familiarization rounds to understand the structure and functioning of the second largest armed police force in India. He will travel to several places, including Jammu and Kashmir, West Bengal, the border of Bangladesh, Rajasthan and others.
After the familiarization process, a publication at the excavation level will be assigned. Interestingly, several Junior lot officers are already serving in higher positions within the BSF, and Yadav may have to work under them. A senior official said that the publication instead of the lot will import, and Yadav will have to work according to the structure.
On April 1, the Ministry of Interior (MHA) issued an order designated by Yadav, IPS (AGMUT: 1997), as excavation in the BSF on the Diputación. The MHA ordered Yadav to inform his new position in the center immediately. The order was a shock for many IPS officers, and some initially tarnish it for an April Fool joke.
The sources suggest that Yadav was not empanized for a senior range in the center, which may have led to its appointment at the level of excavation in the BSF. Its publication is aligned with a new rule that allows officers that serve as excavation in a state to be designated as excavation in the center as well.
DGP vs Dig
An deputy inspector (DIG) is an important rank student compared to a police director (DGP) within the hierarchy of the Indian Police Service (IPS). A DGP is the highest ranking officer in a state or union territory, supervising all the police force. On the contrary, an excavation is a medium -level officer, typically in charge of a range or sector.
A DGP generally has more than 30 years of experience, while an excavation generally has 14-18 years of service. Currently, officers of the 2008 and 2009 lots are serving Assigns in the AGMUT box, approximately 11 to 12 years Junior to the Yadav lot.