CRPF

On the ground in Manipur.

DG, CRPF, Shri G. P. Singh, IPS, on his 3 days operational tour of Manipur, visited D/102 Bn RAF, C/129 & B,D/157 at Tuibong, Churachandpur.
From reviewing critical infrastructure to a vital 'Samvad' with the troops, the focus remains absolute: operational readiness, health, and welfare. He also told the troopers to give their best to maintain normalcy in their area of responsibility. Later, DG, joined the troopers for high tea.

On the first day of his 3 day tour to Manipur, DG, CRPF, Shri G. P. Singh, IPS, visited D/8 at Gelmol in Bishnupur. After reviewing infrastructure and meeting stakeholders, he held a vital 'Samvad' with the troops to emphasize welfare & operational readiness.
The action taken by troops during the camp attack was duly appreciated with assurance that all bonafide steps taken by them will be given full protection and support.The visit concluded with a shared high tea.

Under the guidance of DG CRPF, Shri G. P. Singh, IPS, the Welfare Directorate continues its dedicated efforts toward the well-being of all Force personnel.
Since October 2025, the CRPF has consistently ensured the 100% issuance of Pension Payment Orders (PPOs) for all superannuating personnel. This month, the Force achieved a milestone by clearing a record-breaking 439 PPO cases—the highest ever achieved to date.
Behind every PPO is a family awaiting financial security and peace of mind after years of dedicated service to the Nation. Ensuring pension benefits from the very first day of retirement is more than an administrative milestone; it is a reflection of the Force’s deep commitment to the dignity of its personnel.
We extend a heartfelt salute to all DDOs and the PAO teams. Your hard work, seamless coordination, and perseverance in resolving even the most complex cases continue to bring relief and reassurance to our retiring personnel and their families.

On his Jharkhand tour, DG Shri G. P. Singh, IPS, chaired a crucial operational meeting at SP office in Chaibasa(Jharkhand), detailing the strategy to wipe out remnants of Naxalism in all its forms in Jharkhand.
Ground commanders have been directed to work in absolute tandem with civil administration & police to ensure the total eradication of the Naxal footprints in Kolhan and Saranda.

On his Jharkhand tour, DG, , Shri G. P. Singh, IPS, met Smt. Jhano Murmu, wife of CRPF Constable Badal Murmu in Chaibasa.
​Constable Badal went missing on Jan 6, 2023, during an assignment in Saranda forest. DG assured full support to the family & vowed that CRPF will leave no stone unturned to unravel the sequence of events before and after his disappearance during operational duty. DG also assured full support to family including bearing expenses of the children’s education.

A warm sendoff to Shri Vishan Swaroop Sharma, DIG (Estt), on his superannuation at Force HQ!

In his 33+ years of dedicated service, the 23rd Batch officer excelled in diverse roles, served in UN Mission (Bosnia), and earned the President’s Medal for Distinguished Service. His calm leadership leaves a lasting legacy.
Wishing him a happy & healthy retirement!

Boost on the ground!

To wipe out remnants of Naxalism from West Singhbhum, DG, , Shri G. P. Singh, IPS, reached Chaibasa today to motivate on-ground commanders & troops. He congratulated the troops and On-ground Commanders for historic success achieved against Naxalism.
During a 'Samvad', he interacted with personnel, emphasizing operational precautions, work ethics, health & welfare, before joining them for tea.

Reflecting the spirit of unity, fitness and mindfulness, personnel of Southern Sector Hyderabad and Rapid Action Force enthusiastically participate in the activities for the 12th International Day of Yoga 2026.

With discipline in action and wellness in focus, our Yogic Warriors continue to embody resilience and harmony in service to the nation.

DG Shri G. P. Singh, IPS, and senior officers at Force HQ bid a grand farewell to Shri Subhash Chander, DIG RAF-1, on his superannuation after 32 years of dedicated service to the nation.

A 24th Batch CRPF officer, Shri Subhash Chander served the Force with distinction in diverse assignments over three decades. A passionate golfer, he proudly represented seven times in the All India Police Golf Tournament and secured Rank 1 in the 2026 tournament. He is also a recipient of multiple DG’s Commendation Discs.

The fraternity conveys sincere appreciation for his valuable contributions and wishes him a healthy, joyful & fulfilling retired life.

A heartfelt farewell was accorded to Shri Balaram Behera, DIG Odisha Sector, on his superannuation by DG Shri G. P. Singh, IPS, and senior officers at Force HQ.

A 24th Batch CRPF officer, Shri Balaram Behera rendered 32 years of distinguished service in various operational and administrative assignments across the country. He also represented the Force in the UN Mission in Kosovo and is a recipient of the Police Medal for Meritorious Service (PMMS).

His dedication, professionalism and commitment to duty have been an inspiration to all ranks.

The entire fraternity wishes him good health, happiness & a fulfilling retired life ahead.