About 9 per cent of Central Industrial Security Force personnel got a promotion over the last year, said CISF, which termed it as a "significant" rise as compared to previous years. A force spokesperson said in a statement that the committees tasked with this job concluded the proceedings in the first five months of the year.
This ensured that the personnel were promoted as soon as vacancies arose, the statement said. A total of 13,520 non-gazetted officers and 406 gazetted officers were promoted over the last year. This translates to about 9 per cent of the force strength.
The statement added that the new transfer policy of the force announced in 2025 led to 100 per cent of choice postings for retiring personnel (who have two years to superannuate), while the satisfaction level was 99 per cent for women personnel and 92.5 per cent for the constabulary.
Overall, 86 per cent of the postings were given as per the choice expressed by this category of staff. There is a 66 per cent drop in posting-related grievances received per month as compared to the previous year, it said.
"With India's critical infrastructure facing ever-evolving threats, such reforms ensure that the men and women in uniform remain not just disciplined protectors but also happier human beings with a better work-life balance," the statement said.
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