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CRPF officer served second removal notice from service over sex abuse charges
Updated On: 14 May, 2024 09:10 AM IST | New Delhi | ANI
After the women`s allegations, the CRPF conducted an investigation and determined his guilt last month
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The Central Reserve Police (CRPF) has issued a second removal order against one of its high-ranking officers after he was found guilty of sexual harassment, official sources said. The first such order was issued last month based on recommendations of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) and the approval of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) as the Deputy Inspector General (DIG) rank chief sports officer of the CRPF, Khajan Singh, is accused of sexually harassing women personnel in the paramilitary force, sources said.
After the women`s allegations, the CRPF conducted an investigation and determined his guilt last month. Subsequently, the largest paramilitary force in the country submitted a report to the UPSC, prompting the MHA to request his dismissal. "The CRPF has issued a second dismissal order of Khajan Singh in a sexual harassment case," an official source told ANI.
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