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CRPF Constable Dismissed for Threatening Commander in Jammu and Kashmir
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What Happened?
The Central Reserve Police Force dismissed a probationary constable in Jammu and Kashmir after he allegedly threatened to kill his company commander on social media. The inquiry was conducted following a related incident involving another force.
Key points
- The constable, Pinak Nath, was from Assam and recently joined the CRPF.
- He was assigned to Alpha Company of the 33rd Battalion in Doda.
- Nath's social media post referenced a recent incident where a jawan killed a senior officer.
- The inquiry was conducted by the battalion's commanding officer.
- Nath's service was terminated under the Central Civil Services (Temporary Service) Rules, 1965.
- This dismissal follows an incident where three CRPF personnel were injured in Kulgam.
Key insights
- This incident may prompt a review of social media policies within the CRPF.
- The dismissal could affect morale among other personnel in the force.
- It raises concerns about mental health and support systems for soldiers.
Why it matters
The dismissal highlights the serious consequences of threats within security forces.
Entities
Central Reserve Police Force· OrganizationPinak Nath· PersonJammu and Kashmir· LocationDoda· CityKulgam· City
Source
India Today
