Making an important change in the recruitment system of Border Security Force, the Central Government has amended the rules related to General Duty Cadre. This decision has been taken using the powers granted under the Border Security Force Act, 1968. The new rules have been named Border Security Force, General Duty Cadre (Non-Gazetted) Recruitment (Amendment) Rules, 2025, which have become effective from 18 December 2025.

The biggest benefit of this change is going to be given to the youth who have served under the Agneepath Scheme. According to the notification issued by the Home Ministry, now half of the vacancies in the recruitments held every year in BSF will be reserved for former firefighters. The government believes that this will provide an opportunity to already trained and disciplined youth for a permanent career in the security forces.

The Central Government makes rules further to amend the Border Security Force, General Duty Cadre (Non-Gazetted) Recruitment Rules, 2015 by exercising the powers conferred by clauses (b) and (c) of sub-section (2) of section 141 of the Border Security Force Act,1968 (47 of 1968).…

— ANI (@ANI) December 21, 2025

A certain portion will be reserved for ex-servicemen

It has also been made clear in the new rules that a certain portion of the total vacancies will be reserved for ex-servicemen, so that experienced soldiers who have previously served in the army can also get priority. Apart from this, the way has also been opened to accommodate Combatized Constable Tradesmen through direct recruitment, which will increase their opportunities for advancement in their career. This decision of the government is being considered as a big step towards strengthening the Agneepath scheme. This will not only reduce the uncertainty regarding the future of fire fighters, but an important security agency like BSF will also get trained human resources.

Expectation of transparency in recruitment process

The newly amended rules are expected to bring transparency and clarity in the recruitment process. Now reservation and opportunities for different categories of candidates will be clearly decided, which can reduce confusion and disputes related to recruitment. Overall, this change can prove beneficial for both the security forces and the youth.

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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) will now investigate the blast that took place near Red Fort in Delhi. The Home Ministry had handed over this case to the NIA on Tuesday (November 11, 2025). Now the agency has started investigating this matter in depth and a Special Investigation Team (SIT) has been formed for this.

Team will be formed under the leadership of ADG Vijay Sakhare
According to sources, this investigation will be led by NIA ADG Vijay Sakhare. A total of 10 senior officers have been included in the team formed under his leadership. This includes 1 IG, 2 DIG, 3 SP and remaining DSP level officers. The objective of the team is to find out the conspiracy, network and module behind the blast.

Important meeting between NIA and IB
Today (November 12, 2025) an important meeting is going on between the DG of NIA and the Chief of the Intelligence Department (IB). In this, initial information related to the blast, possible modules and coordination of security agencies are being discussed.

Case diary will be available from Jammu-Kashmir, Delhi and Haryana Police
Today the NIA team will take possession of the case diary and inputs of Jaish-e-Mohammed module related to Jammu and Kashmir Police, Delhi Police and Haryana Police. It is believed that the direction of investigation will be decided on the basis of this information.

explosion caused by haste and deception
Preliminary investigation into the blast near the Red Fort has revealed that the blast may have been ‘accidental’ when a hastily made explosive device was being transported after the busting of an inter-state terrorist module. Officials gave this information on Tuesday. Police investigated the Red Fort blast case as a possible terrorist attack and focused on Omar Nabi, a doctor from Pulwama.

Explosion occurred after terror module was caught
This doctor from Pulwama was related to the terrorist module based in Faridabad, which was exposed after explosives were recovered from there. Sources said that the blast was carried out in panic and desperation following raids conducted by security agencies at several places in Delhi-NCR and Pulwama in Jammu and Kashmir to arrest suspects considered to be part of the terrorist module.

Even after one year of the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019 (CAA) rules, it has not been clear how many people have been provided Indian citizenship under this law. The Union Home Ministry (MHA) has refused to share this figure sought under the Right to Information (RTI) Act, raising serious questions about transparency.

The CAA provides for citizenship to Hindus, Sikhs, Christians, Buddhists, Jains and Parsi refugees from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan, provided they have come to India before 31 December 2014, but the ground reality looks different from it. According to BJP MP Jagannath government from Ranaaghat in West Bengal, only less than 100 people have been given citizenship in their constituency, while about one lakh people, especially from Matua community, have potential beneficiaries.

The ministry did not give any answer

When The Hindu put RTI and asked how many people applied for citizenship and how many were approved, the Ministry of Home Affairs replied that they did not have such figures. Later, when the matter went to the Central Information Commission (CIC), he also closed the matter, accepting the reply of the ministry as correct.

Home Minister Amit Shah made a big claim

While discussing the law in Parliament in December 2019, Home Minister Amit Shah claimed that millions of people will benefit from CAA. Now that the rules have been implemented more than one year, the figures and information so far do not confirm it.

What is the Citizenship Amendment Act?

The Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019 (CAA) is a law that provides for Indian citizenship to Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis and Christian refugees from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan, provided they have come to India before 31 December 2014 and have fled their country due to harassment. The Muslim community has not been included in this law, due to which it was also in controversies. Its rules came into force in March 2024, after which people can apply online. Its purpose is to give security and citizenship to religious minorities.

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Delhi police on israel PM poster: The Delhi Police has informed the Ministry of Home Affairs about putting posters on the desire of Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Chanakyapuri area of ​​Delhi on behalf of a Western European country’s embassy employee. An official gave this information on Tuesday (June 3).

The incident came to light at around 7.30 am on May 29, when the personnel of Chanakyapuri police station saw two such posters on electric poles near Carmel Convent School and American Embassy School on Malcha Marg. There are many embassy and international institutions offices in Chanakyapuri and extreme monitoring is being done here.

Instructions issued to remove posters: Officers

In this case, a senior police officer said, “Beat staff informed senior officials and instructions were issued to remove the poster. After this, the police parties started the investigation and saw CCTV footage to find out the identity of the responsible person.

The official said, “On seeing the footage, a man wearing a blue shirt and black trousers appeared on a bicycle at around 5.30 am. He was seen putting posters on an electric pole. Further analysis revealed the investigators that he was going to a flat on Sardar Patel Marg. A team of police reached the residence and found that the person living there is an employee of the Embassy of a Western European country.

He said, “The details of the person were noted, but due to diplomatic exemption, no further action was taken. Given the sensitive nature of the case and the diplomatic status of the person concerned, the Delhi Police decided to pursue the issue.

Case being settled at the highest level

Police sources said, “A detailed report was prepared and sent to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), which is expected to coordinate with the Ministry of External Affairs (Mea) to determine appropriate action.

At the same time, a source said, “The matter is being settled at the highest level. Senior officials of the New Delhi Range submitted a report to the police headquarters, which was sent to the Ministry of Home Affairs later last week. ”He said that the reply is awaited by the Ministry of Home Affairs.

Strict monitoring in Chanakyapuri- Delhi Police

Police have said that strict monitoring is going on in Chanakyapuri area to prevent any untoward incident. Many calls were made and messages were sent to the Delhi Police spokesperson to take feedback in this regard, but no response was received.

Munir ahmad news: Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court have issued notice to the Union Home Ministry (MHA) and the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) in response to a writ petition filed by former CRPF constable Munir Ahmed. Munir is challenging his dismissal from service after marrying a Pakistani woman.

Justice Javed Iqbal Wani passed the order after hearing the initial arguments in the petition filed through advocate Ankur Sharma. The court has asked the Ministry of Home Affairs and CRPF to reply before the next hearing on June 30.

Munir Ahmed told his dismissal arbitrary

Munir Ahmed, who has worked in CRPF till May 2, 2025. He argues that his dismissal was ‘arbitrary and manmaouji’. He argues that he had followed all the procedures and repeatedly informed his senior officials about his intention to marry his cousin Meenal Khan, a Pakistani citizen whose family came from Bhalwal Tehsil of Jammu in 1947.

Munir applied for the first time in 2022

His application was first presented in 2022 with objections in January 2023. However, official correspondence in 2023 and 2024- including CRPF Inspector General and Certification of the then Director General- has confirmed that Ahmed had informed the department as per the rules established.

Despite this, Ahmed was shifted to the 41st Battalion in Bhopal in March 2025, where his wife’s Pakistani origin was also mentioned in the official posting diary. A termination order was issued in May 2025.

Munir Ahmed presented recommendation letters of BJP leaders

To support his petition, Ahmed has presented recommendations of senior BJP leaders. Rajya Sabha MP Ghulam Ali Khatana in February 2025, Foreign Minister S.K. Writing a letter to Jaishankar requested immediate visa approval for Ahmed’s wife. In February 2024, a similar letter was sent to the then Minister of State for Home Ajay Kumar Mishra by Jammu-Riyasi MP Jugal Kishore Sharma.

The case brings out the legal and procedural complications faced by security personnel in cross -border marital matters. It is expected that the upcoming hearing of the High Court will set an example for similar cases in future.

Pakistan’s Army Chief General Aseem Munir recently said in a statement that “Kashmir is the vein of Islamabad”. India has given a strict reaction to this. Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal completely rejected Pakistan’s claim and said that “Kashmir is an integral part of India and Pakistan has nothing to do with it.”

The Ministry of External Affairs said, “Pakistan’s only relationship with Kashmir is to vacate the illegally occupied area.” He also asked, “How can a foreign thing get caught in the vein of the throat?” In fact, this statement is directly attacking Pakistan’s long -standing stance, in which he has been describing Kashmir as his share.

(This is a braking news. It is being updated continuously.)