If
some well-placed sources are to be believed the news appears discouraging for
IPS officers. Reportedly, the NaMo administration is set to reduce the sanctioned
posts for IPS officers under the Central Deputation Reserve. The
sanctioned posts for IPS officers under Central Deputation Reserve (CDR) is
1075 but presently only 428 IPS officers are working in the Govt of India under
Central Deputation i.e. 39.81 per cent of CDR posts. The
Union Home Ministry analysed the data and made observations that most of the
State Governments have been exhibiting less appetite for sparing their IPS
officers to serve on Central Deputation which is otherwise beneficial for State
Govts vis-à-vis IPS officers. Since
the large number of posts under CDR remain unutilised the NaMo administration is undertaking an exercise to reduce the existing CDR quota from 40 percent
of Senior Duty Posts i.e. 1075 posts to about 500 posts. Reportedly, Ministry of Home Affairs has wrote to the State Govts and UTs to send their opinion, latest by December 15, on the proposed move to cut CDR posts.
If
some well-placed sources are to be believed the news appears discouraging for
IPS officers. Reportedly, the NaMo administration is set to reduce the sanctioned
posts for IPS officers under the Central Deputation Reserve.
The sanctioned posts for IPS officers under Central Deputation Reserve (CDR) is 1075 but presently only 428 IPS officers are working in the Govt of India under Central Deputation i.e. 39.81 per cent of CDR posts.
The Union Home Ministry analysed the data and made observations that most of the State Governments have been exhibiting less appetite for sparing their IPS officers to serve on Central Deputation which is otherwise beneficial for State Govts vis-à-vis IPS officers.
Since the large number of posts under CDR remain unutilised the NaMo administration is undertaking an exercise to reduce the existing CDR quota from 40 percent of Senior Duty Posts i.e. 1075 posts to about 500 posts. Reportedly, Ministry of Home Affairs has wrote to the State Govts and UTs to send their opinion, latest by December 15, on the proposed move to cut CDR posts.