Force Gradient Adopted for Crowd Control Not Per Standards: RAF on Sansad Chalo March

Force Gradient Adopted for Crowd Control Not Per Standards: RAF on Sansad Chalo March

The Rapid Action Force (RAF) has admitted that the force gradient adopted for crowd control during the Sansad Chalo march was not in accordance with prescribed standards. The admission comes after an internal review flagged serious operational lapses. The review found that the force gradient was not in line with the prescribed standards, and the RAF has taken steps to rectify the situation. The incident highlights the need for continued training and capacity-building for the RAF to ensure that it is equipped to handle complex crowd control situations. The RAF has also taken steps to improve its operational procedures and ensure that they are in line with the prescribed standards.