In addition to the new deployments, adjustments of existing security forces may take place, potentially requiring more troops, who will guard nakas and districts and be involved in checking, frisking and other key security duties, including handling any potential attack.Subsequently, the CRPF’s top brass directed its field formations to move more than two dozen of its companies, comprising about 2,400 personnel, to J&K to “bolster” security of the border areas along with the BSF and the Army and also perform law & order duties with the J&K police, the sources said.In view of this, the CRPF has deferred all transfer and posting orders and has also postponed training courses for its personnel.It is also learnt that in the meeting Shah asked the Directors General (DGs) of the BSF and the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) to up their vigil. The CISF protects India’s civilian airports, Metro networks and other vital installations.Those who attended the meeting included Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan, Director of Intelligence Bureau Tapan Deka, the DGs of the BSF, CISF and the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS).
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