New Delhi: The security provided to some individuals in the country may see some improvement in the coming months with a shake-up of paramilitary forces, sources said.
He said political personalities, former ministers, retired bureaucrats and some others would be included in the exercise.
However, officials said on Tuesday that there is no such proposal at present.
Planning to change security responsibilities for high-risk individuals has been underway since 2012.
The scheme envisages "reorganizing" the role of a security agency and using its manpower to deploy and deploy strike teams of commandos around certain high-risk areas and certain critical assets located in different parts of the country. Has been done.
Sources said the Center is of the view that the designated security force should focus on its core charter of handling specific tasks such as anti-terrorism and anti-kidnapping operations.
Currently about 45 high-risk individuals are being protected by paramilitary forces.
He said political personalities, former ministers, retired bureaucrats and some others would be included in the exercise.
However, officials said on Tuesday that there is no such proposal at present.
Planning to change security responsibilities for high-risk individuals has been underway since 2012.
The scheme envisages "reorganizing" the role of a security agency and using its manpower to deploy and deploy strike teams of commandos around certain high-risk areas and certain critical assets located in different parts of the country. Has been done.
Sources said the Center is of the view that the designated security force should focus on its core charter of handling specific tasks such as anti-terrorism and anti-kidnapping operations.
Currently about 45 high-risk individuals are being protected by paramilitary forces.
