Section 135 of NSG Act : Section 135: Rank Structure

The National Security Guard Act, 1986

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a situation where the National Security Guard (NSG) is tasked with a high-profile counter-terrorism operation. During the planning phase, the Director-General of the NSG identifies the need for a temporary increase in leadership roles to ensure the operation's success. He decides to appoint an Assistant Commander Grade I to the temporary position of Team Commander, a rank listed under the officers' category, to lead a specialized tactical unit for this operation.

This appointment is an exampl...

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