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‘Will Take Responsibility for All Actions in Discharge of Duties’: CRPF Director General Assures Personnel

The Director General (DG) of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has assured personnel that he will take responsibility for all actions carried out in the discharge of their official duties. The message, aimed at boosting morale, underscored the leadership's commitment to supporting officers and jawans operating in challenging environments.

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‘Will Take Responsibility for All Actions in Discharge of Duties’: CRPF Director General Assures Personnel

New Delhi: The Director General (DG) of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has issued a strong message of reassurance to the force, telling personnel that he would take responsibility for all actions carried out in the discharge of their official duties.

In a communication addressed to officers and jawans, the CRPF chief emphasised that personnel should perform their duties with confidence, professionalism and commitment, assuring them of the organisation's full support while carrying out lawful responsibilities.

"I will take responsibility for all actions carried out in the discharge of duties," the Director General said, in a message that has been widely viewed as an effort to strengthen the morale of the country's largest paramilitary force.

The statement comes at a time when CRPF personnel continue to be deployed across the country in a range of challenging assignments, including counter-insurgency operations, anti-Naxal missions, election duties, law-and-order management and internal security operations.

The Director General stressed the importance of discipline, integrity and adherence to legal procedures while discharging official responsibilities. He also urged personnel to continue serving with dedication and maintain the high standards expected of the force.

The message has been interpreted by security experts as a confidence-building measure for personnel working under demanding conditions, where operational decisions often have to be taken quickly and under significant pressure.

The CRPF plays a critical role in India's internal security architecture, assisting state police forces in maintaining law and order and responding to security challenges across the country. Its personnel are regularly deployed in sensitive regions and during major national events, requiring a high degree of operational readiness.

Officials said the leadership's assurance is intended to reinforce trust within the organisation while encouraging personnel to carry out their duties without hesitation, provided their actions remain within the framework of the law and established operational procedures.

The communication has received attention within security circles, with many viewing it as a reflection of the leadership's commitment to standing by its personnel while simultaneously emphasising accountability and professionalism.

As the CRPF continues to undertake diverse security responsibilities nationwide, the Director General's message is expected to serve as a morale booster for officers and jawans deployed in some of the country's most demanding operational environments.

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