*National Security Guard (NSG)*
The Chief General (DG) is the leader of the Indian National Security Guard, the government contingency organization compel that was made to manage psychological oppression in India. The DG is chosen by the Home Minister (MHA). In the initial thirty-one years since its creation in 1984, the NSG has had twenty-eight DGs, with a normal residency of one year and a couple of months. Numerous DGs have served just a couple of months while sitting tight for advancement to a more attractive post. None of the DGs have had involvement in charging NSG extraordinary activities gatherings, or some other unique powers summon understanding. All the chose DGs have been officers from the Indian Police Service (IPS), as required by government strategy. Since the battle units which direct counter-terror activities for the NSG are charged by the armed force officers, this approach viably invalidates the likelihood of any officer with involvement in dread tasks heading the association as its DG.
The Chief General of NSG is proportional in rank to a Lieutenant General in the Army, an Air Marshal in the Air Force, or a Vice Admiral in the Navy, each of the three-star positions.
On 23rd of September 2016, Shri Sudhir Pratap Singh, Senior IPS Officer have been appointed as the Directors General of Counter-Terrorism Force National Security Guard (NSG), along with Mr. O.P. Singh as Central Industrial Security Force (CISF).
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