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Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched, as per the Central Industrial Security Force Amendment Act, 1983 ?<\/p>\n

[amp_mcq option1=”Senior Security Guard : Naik” option2=”Chief Security Officer : Commandant” option3=”Head Security Guard : Constable” option4=”Security Officer : Assistant Commandant” correct=”option3″]<\/p>\n

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\nThe correct answer is Head Security Guard : Constable.
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\n– Based on the typical hierarchical structure of the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) and related forces, the rank progression generally involves Constable, followed by Naik or Senior Constable, then Head Constable (or equivalent), Assistant Sub Inspector (ASI), Sub Inspector (SI), Inspector, Assistant Commandant (AC), etc.
\n– In the context of CISF ranks (including those potentially used or referred to around the time of the 1983 amendment), Head Security Guard was generally considered equivalent to Head Constable. Naik was a rank typically above Constable and possibly equivalent to Senior Constable or lower than Head Constable. Security Officer is usually a gazetted officer rank, equivalent to Assistant Commandant. Chief Security Officer is often a senior rank or position.
\n– Comparing the options:
\n – A) Senior Security Guard : Naik – Plausible equivalence as both are above Constable.
\n – B) Chief Security Officer : Commandant – While a Commandant might hold the position of Chief Security Officer, they are not typically direct rank equivalents in the general structure. However, less definitively incorrect than C.
\n – C) Head Security Guard : Constable – Incorrect. Head Security Guard is equivalent to Head Constable, which is a rank significantly higher than Constable.
\n – D) Security Officer : Assistant Commandant – Plausible and common equivalence for entry-level gazetted officer rank.
\n– Therefore, the pair Head Security Guard : Constable is not correctly matched.
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\n– CISF ranks include (ascending order): Constable, Senior Constable, Naik, Head Constable, Assistant Sub Inspector, Sub Inspector, Inspector, Assistant Commandant, Deputy Commandant, Commandant, Senior Commandant, Deputy Inspector General, Inspector General, Additional Director General, Director General.
\n– Historically, ‘Naik’ and ‘Head Security Guard’ were ranks used, with Head Security Guard being equivalent to Head Constable. Equating Head Security Guard to the lowest rank, Constable, is incorrect.
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Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched, as per the Central Industrial Security Force Amendment Act, 1983 ? [amp_mcq option1=”Senior Security Guard : Naik” option2=”Chief Security Officer : Commandant” option3=”Head Security Guard : Constable” option4=”Security Officer : Assistant Commandant” correct=”option3″] This question was previously asked in UPSC CISF-AC-EXE – 2022 Download PDFAttempt … <\/p>\n

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