The Central Government has today made a major reshuffle in the leadership of the security forces and the investigation agency, in which National Investigation Agency (NIA), Border Security Force (BSF) And Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) The appointment of new heads of has been announced. With this decision the country Internal Security and Border Management Efforts have been made to strengthen the system.
NIA gets new Director General
senior ips officer Rakesh Aggarwal To National Investigation Agency (NIA) The new Director General of has been appointed. He is a 1994‑batch officer of Himachal Pradesh cadre and was earlier serving as Special Director General in the agency. The Home Ministry and the Cabinet Appointments Committee have approved his appointment.
his tenure Till 31 August 2028 Will happen, that is, till his retirement. Aggarwal is considered an expert in terrorism, radicalization and complex security matters and has played an important role in the NIA.
New chief of BSF
Praveen Kumarwho is currently the Director General of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), has now Border Security Force (BSF) The new Director General of has been appointed. Under his leadership, BSF will take charge of the security of the international borders with Pakistan and Bangladesh.
Praveen Kumar is a 1993‑batch officer of IPS and his appointment By 30 September 2030 Which is till the date of his retirement.
New leadership of ITBP
Leadership of Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) Shatrujeet Singh Kapoor Has been assigned to. He is a 1990‑batch IPS officer and has previously served as the Director General (DGP) of Haryana Police.
his appointment Till 31 October 2026 which is the date of his retirement. ITBP is responsible for ensuring security along the north-eastern border with China.
Changing security leadership structure
Through these appointments, the government has attempted to hand over the leadership of three important security agencies to strong and experienced hands. For the NIA, Rakesh Aggarwal’s expertise will be crucial in counter-terrorism operations, while the new chiefs of the BSF and ITBP will provide strategic direction for both border security management and control.
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