New Delhi

The CISF has revised its posting policy for Parliament House Complex security, extending personnel tenure from three to four years, with a possible one-year extension.

The new framework aims to boost continuity, operational efficiency and familiarity with parliamentary protocols. A fixed proportion of personnel will now be rotated annually.

Only personnel with a clean record, SHAPE-I medical category, specialised training and clearances will be eligible.

The CISF has also strengthened training, including regular CBRN, terror-response, drone-threat and multi-agency mock drills.

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Following the 2023 security breach, over 3,300 CISF personnel now manage all core security layers at Parliament, implementing airport-style protocols.