CRPF Director General Gyanendra Pratap Singh has stepped forward, reassuring his personnel of their authority to act without fear in difficult situations. He took responsibility for the legitimate actions they take, especially in light of recent scrutiny regarding the Rapid Action Force's methods. Following the protest incident, a detailed assessment will be carried out.

CRPF to conduct a professional assessment of RAF's actions during anti-NEET protests after agitation is called off, says DG.

Amid growing controversy over the alleged use of excessive force by security personnel during recent anti-NEET paper leak protests in Delhi and other parts of the country, CRPF…