Tackling cyber crimes is real challenge: Rajnath Singh
Addressing at the Passing out parade of 29th batch Asst.Commandants, Direct Appointee, 9th batch of Asst. Commandants, Departmental Entry and 41 st batch of Sub-Inspectors at National Industrial Security Academy (NISA) in Hyderabad, he said that the force has to improve its core competence in newer areas of crime, like dealing with cyber crimes, as the globe was going digital.
He said that the initiatives were launched to take the head count of the force from the present 1.36 lakh to an estimated two lakh.
The Union Home Minister pointed out that anti-national forces were constantly trying to destabilize India’s economy that was expected to reach a whopping Rs.7 trillion, up from the present Rs.2 trillion, thanks to the efforts of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
He also said there was a need to increase the number of women personnel, up to one-third of the overall strength of the force.
He informed that the CISF is actively involved in the developmental activities at the areas affected by Left-wing extremism.
Rajnath Singh said that the special Security audit needed is for the proper and optimal utilization of security forces.
At present the women share is in the force is just at 5.04 per cent. Like in the Union Terror ties, in all para-military forces, women will be recruited by providing 33 per cent reservations, he added.
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