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Here are the data83 Police personnel were injured after being attacked by agitating khalistani in Delhi today.30 police personnel including a SHO sustained serious injuries in the violence(PRAY FOR THEIR GOOD HEALTH)8+ buses and 17+ private vehicles damaged.They are not farmersAn Indian can't malign India on India's DayImage source GoogleLogin • Instagram

No for normal IAS .Yes for the IAS officer who will become CM or Most wanted person for Maoists or Terrorists.IAS officers hardly given 1 or 2 security personnel at the filed level post such as DM/District Collector/SDM. The number may be + or - 2 if the posting at sensitive areas like Maoists areas. No security at the Secretariat posts such as Secretary except Chief Secretary of the State.Z+ category security is having at least 55 police personnel with 10 NSG Commandoes trained with highest skills of security. Generally providing for VVIPs/ CM/Home minister etc.Data source:Indianexpress.comEdit: List is for representative purpose only.

I feel extremely pained at the harsh punishment awarded to Sanjeev Bhatt.He is an IPS officer of 1988 batch, and this incident happened in 1990, when he had barely joined his field duty as an ASP. According to media reports,On October 30, 1990, Bhatt detained around 150 people following a communal riot in Jamjodhpur town after a 'bandh' call against the halting of veteran BJP leader L K Advani's 'rath yatra' for the construction of a Ram temple in Ayodhya.One of those arrested, Prabhudas Vaishnani, died in a hospital after his release by the police. Subsequently, his brother lodged an FIR accusing Bhatt and six other police men of killing his sibling by torturing him while he was in police detention.[1][1][1][1]It is rare that a senior officer is charged for murder after so many years and that too when the death took place not in police custody, but after the release of the person from the police custody.According to the data accessed from the National Crime Records Bureau, as many as 180 custodial deaths took place in Gujarat between 2001 and 2016 (the last year for which numbers are available). However, no police personnel have been punished for any of these deaths in this time. [2][2][2][2]Hence, it comes as a surprise that Mr Sanjeev Bhatt has been convicted for a 30 year old case.He has recently written a letter to the PM, which shows his grit and determination to fight the battle.The struggle for justice is never easy anywhere in the world…it calls for everlasting patience and unfailing perseverance at all times. The spirit of the crusaders for truth and justice in Gujarat is epitomised in this poem by Bhuchung Sonam, an alumnus of M.S. University, Baroda.I have principle and no power/ You have power and no principleI being you/ And I being ICompromise is out of the question/ So let the battle begin…I have truth and no force/ You have force and no truthYou being you/ And I being I/ Compromise is out of the questionSo let the battle begin…You may club my skull/ I will fightYou may crush my bones/ I will fightYou may bury me alive/ I will fightWith truth running through me/ I will fightWith every ounce of my strength/ I will fightWith my last dying breath/ I will fight…I will fight till the/ Castle that you built with your lies/ Comes tumbling downTill the devil you worshipped with your lies Kneels down before my angel of truth.May the kind God give you the requisite strength to be equitable and benevolent towards one and all![3][3][3][3]I hope and pray that justice is done to Mr Sanjeev Bhatt.He still can appeal against the verdict before High Court and Supreme Court.I salute him for his courage of conviction and to stand firm against the mightiest person of this country.Let the Truth win.Let the Untruth be defeated.Let the guilty be punished.Let the innocents get their freedom and honour.Footnotes[1] Sacked IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt gets life term in 1990 custodial death case[1] Sacked IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt gets life term in 1990 custodial death case[1] Sacked IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt gets life term in 1990 custodial death case[1] Sacked IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt gets life term in 1990 custodial death case[2] Sanjiv Bhatt Case: In 16 Years, Gujarat Saw 180 Custodial Deaths – and Zero Convictions[2] Sanjiv Bhatt Case: In 16 Years, Gujarat Saw 180 Custodial Deaths – and Zero Convictions[2] Sanjiv Bhatt Case: In 16 Years, Gujarat Saw 180 Custodial Deaths – and Zero Convictions[2] Sanjiv Bhatt Case: In 16 Years, Gujarat Saw 180 Custodial Deaths – and Zero Convictions[3] Sanjiv Bhatt to PM Modi: Supreme Court has not exonerated perpetrators of 2002[3] Sanjiv Bhatt to PM Modi: Supreme Court has not exonerated perpetrators of 2002[3] Sanjiv Bhatt to PM Modi: Supreme Court has not exonerated perpetrators of 2002[3] Sanjiv Bhatt to PM Modi: Supreme Court has not exonerated perpetrators of 2002