CRPF to conduct 'professional post-event assessment' of RAF action as anti-NEET agitation called off: DG Gyanendra
Singh said the force headquarters will present its official view after the conclusion of the “assessment”. Singh told ANI.Conducting a “professional post-event assessment” after every major operation is part of the CRPF’s Standard Operating Procedure (SOP). The review will evaluate all aspects of the RAF’s response and the overall operation.
- ▪Singh said the force headquarters will present its official view after the conclusion of the “assessment”.
- ▪Singh told ANI.Conducting a “professional post-event assessment” after every major operation is part of the CRPF’s Standard Operating Procedure (SOP).
- ▪The review will evaluate all aspects of the RAF’s response and the overall operation.
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Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Director General Gyanendra Pratap Singh on Monday (July 27, 2026) said a “professional post-event assessment” would be conducted into the action taken by Rapid Action Force (RAF) personnel against anti-NEET protestors as the “agitation is called off, and assembled people have dispersed.”Speaking to ANI in its first response after the allegation on the RAF for using pellet guns on protestors during the March 20 towards Parliament, Mr. Singh said the force headquarters will present its official view after the conclusion of the “assessment”.
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