CISF PERSONNEL
CISF officer was slapped because...: SpiceJet's advocate reveals reason
A SpiceJet employee allegedly slapped a CISF officer at Jaipur Airport following an argument. Claims of sexual harassment have been made by both parties. Legal actions are being pursued by SpiceJet in support of its employee.
Viral Video: Why did SpiceJet employee slap CISF officer? Here's all you need to know about the controversy
SpiceJet's statement claimed that their employee was subjected to inappropriate language, with the CISF officer allegedly asking her to "come and meet him after his duty hours at his home." According to the CISF complaint, an argument took place when Rani was entering the airport along with other staff through the vehicle gate around 4:40 am.
Another slapgate: SpiceJet employee slaps CISF man at Jaipur airport, booked
A SpiceJet employee was arrested for reportedly slapping a CISF jawan during a dispute at Jaipur airport. Anuradha Rani, a food supervisor, was stopped for improper entry and directed for screening. The situation escalated, leading to the alleged assault. The case has been filed under relevant sections of the law and investigations are ongoing.
New Recruitment Policy: CISF and BSF set aside 10% constable jobs for former Agniveers
India's government has allocated 10% of CISF and BSF constable positions for former Agniveers under the Agnipath scheme, aimed at rejuvenating security forces with younger recruits. This move follows debates in Parliament over the scheme's effectiveness. CISF and BSF directors detailed the recruitment process, highlighting exemptions and age relaxations for ex-Agniveers. The initiative aims to integrate experienced personnel into critical security roles, reflecting the government's commitment to strengthening national security.
Centre sanctions 1,700-personnel CISF contingent for Noida international airport
Amid construction delays, the Noida International Airport's operational debut is rescheduled to April 2025, impacting its readiness. The airport's security preparedness, overseen by CISF personnel, aligns with the stringent measures in place across India's civil airports. The revised timeline emphasizes meticulous planning for the airport's upcoming inauguration.
CISF foils attempt of 24-year-old posing as 67-year-old to board flight to Canada at Delhi Airport
CISF arrests man at Delhi airport for impersonating elderly person to travel to Canada. Guru Sewak Singh, 24, disguised with dyed hair and beard, attempted to board an Air Canada flight using a passport claiming he was 67. His youthful appearance raised suspicion, leading to his detention. Singh admitted to his real identity when questioned, showing his authentic passport on his phone. The CISF handed him to Delhi Police for legal action, emphasizing the importance of document verification by security.
Third Eye: Art of keeping others guessing, ready for new experience & all eyes, ears on Gopi Gyan
As N Chandrababu Naidu begins his fourth term as a significant figure in Andhra Pradesh politics, there is intrigue surrounding his decision not to entertain Congress' attempts to sway him. Reports suggest Congress initiated backchannel talks through intermediaries, including a construction tycoon and a BJP MP close to Naidu, but direct communication with the Gandhi family failed to materialize. Meanwhile, the upcoming Parliament session is poised for changes as CISF takes over security, replacing the familiar Watch and Ward staff.
Kangana slap row: Farmer outfits take out march in support of CISF woman constable
Several farmer outfits rallied in Mohali in support of a CISF woman constable who allegedly slapped Kangana Ranaut. Farmer leaders demanded a fair investigation, criticizing Ranaut for provocative statements. The constable claimed she was upset with Ranaut's stance on farmer protests. Ranaut alleged she was hit and abused during a security check.
Kangana Ranaut slap incident: Hrithik Roshan, Alia Bhatt react to 'Queen' star's Chandigarh airport assault
Kangana Ranaut was slapped by a CISF constable at Chandigarh airport while traveling to Delhi after her Lok Sabha election win. The incident has sparked widespread condemnation from Bollywood celebrities, including Alia Bhatt, Hrithik Roshan, and Shabana Azmi. Journalist Faye D’Souza's Instagram post denouncing the violence was liked by many stars, emphasizing that violence is never the answer.
Kangana #slapgate: Shabana Azmi comes to her defense, says security officers shouldn't be violent against civilians
In a post on X, Azmi said though she has "no love lost" for Ranaut, she wouldn't join people who are celebrating the "slap".
Kangana #slapgate: Vishal Dadlani slammed by Sona Mohapatra for not backing her when she was harassed
Music composer Vishal Dadlani has become the center of controversy. The 'Balam Pichkari' hitmaker is being heavily trolled on X after he promised a job to Kulwinder Kaur, a CISF personnel who slapped actress-turned-MP Kangana Ranaut at the Mohali airport on Thursday.
Kangana Ranaut slapgate: CISF officer’s brother & mother justifies her slapping ‘Queen’ star
Ranaut was slapped by Kaur, a CISF officer, for her incendiary statements on the 2020 farmer's protests. Ranaut claimed that the women who took part in the demonstrations were paid Rs 100 to do so. Kaur was arrested later and was fired from her post, which she had held since 2021. However, she was backed by celebs such as Swara Bhaskar, Vishal Dadlani etc.
Respond with a smile not a slap
A female CISF personnel at Chandigarh airport allegedly slapped MP Kangana Ranaut after a verbal altercation. Social media reactions were divided. The incident highlights the impact of social media proximity and the need for composure in such situations.
Kangana Ranaut controversy: Vishal Dadlani offers job to CISF woman who slapped the actress
Following an altercation where Kangana Ranaut was allegedly slapped by a CISF woman at Chandigarh airport, Vishal Dadlani, a popular music composer and singer, reacted by offering a job to the CISF woman involved in the incident. Dadlani's gesture came after Ranaut lodged a complaint, leading to the suspension of the CISF constable.
"Violence by uniformed personnel may have serious ramifications and must be condemned," says Punjab BJP President Sunil Jakhar
Punjab BJP president Sunil Jakhar condemned the incident at Chandigarh airport where Kangana Ranaut was slapped by a CISF constable. He stated that violence is unacceptable for expressing dissent. He expressed concern over a security staffer resorting to physical assault, questioning the timing and support for the attacker. Jakhar warned that such incidents could incite more violence, endangering harmony and lives. The CISF has since suspended the constable involved.
Kangana Ranaut lashes out at Bollywood for not supporting her after CISF slap incident: 'When you celebrate a terror attack...'
Kangana Ranaut, actress and newly-elected BJP MP, was allegedly slapped by a CISF constable at Chandigarh airport. Following the incident, she criticized the film industry on Instagram for their silence and lack of support, suggesting that their inaction could have consequences. The constable, Kulwinder Kaur, has been suspended, and an FIR has been registered.
Kangana Ranaut slapgate: All about the CISF personnel who allegedly slapped the BJP MP
A video of CISF personnel slapping Kangana Ranaut at the Chandigarh airport has gone viral, leading to her defending the act. The constable, Kulwinder Kaur, cited Kangana's remarks on farmers' protests as the reason for her action. Kangana alleges she was hit on the face and abused. The incident has sparked widespread discussion, with netizens expressing mixed reactions.
Who is CISF officer Kulwinder Kaur? Know all about the woman who slapped Kangana Ranaut
On June 4, videos went viral showing actress-turned-Lok Sabha MP Kangana Ranaut being slapped by a CISF constable at the security check area. The constable has been identified as a woman named Kulwinder Kaur. Here’s all you need to know about her.
Central Armed Police Force's 400 companies to remain positioned in West Bengal till June 19
Nearly 400 Central Armed Police Force (CAPF) companies, totaling over 40,000 personnel, will remain in West Bengal until June 19 to manage post-election violence. The significant portion of the force would Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) units. The decision is aimed at establishing area dominance, building citizen confidence, and ensuring a peaceful environment while maintaining law and order in the state.
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