Crpf Officer Sexual Harassment Charges, High rank officer of CRPF accused of sexual harassment, dismissal order after approval of Home Ministry – crpf officer dismissal order after women accused him for sexual harassment charges – 2024-04-28 00:53:04

2024-04-28 00:53:04
New Delhi: A senior officer of the Central Reserve Police Force has been accused of sexual harassment. According to sources, women have accused CRPF DIG that he used to do dirty things with them. Following the allegations, orders have been given to dismiss the officer. This action has been taken on the recommendation of the Central Public Service Commission (UPSC) and the approval of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) after the government investigation found the allegations to be true. The country’s largest paramilitary force submitted a report to the UPSC following allegations of sexual harassment by several female CRPF personnel, following which the MHA had requested for its dismissal.

Home Ministry’s approval to dismiss the officer
A senior officer told news agency ANI that the CRPF investigated the officer’s conduct, completed the process as per rules and sent the report to UPSC. UPSC later advised dismissal from service, which was also approved by the Home Ministry. On this basis, CRPF has issued dismissal notice. Let us tell you that before becoming the Chief Sports Officer of CRPF, Khajan Singh had represented India in the 200 meter butterfly event in the 1986 Seoul Asian Games and he had won a silver medal in it. It is noteworthy that this medal was the first medal for India in this sport after 1951.Had called the allegations against him false
Khajan Singh is currently posted in Mumbai. No statement has been given from his side yet. He has been given 15 days to respond to the dismissal notice. There are two allegations against him, in one case dismissal proceedings have been initiated, the other case is still under investigation. He had earlier rejected these allegations as completely false and claimed that they were made to tarnish his image. The CRPF force, comprising about 3.25 lakh personnel, became the first force to induct women into combat contingents in 1986. It now has six women battalions, comprising a total of 8,000 women personnel. Apart from this, women also work in sports and various administrative posts in the CRPF.