In a significant directive issued on Tuesday, the Director General of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), GP Singh, has mandated that all serving officers refrain from posting or circulating any content related to protests against government orders. This communication targets senior commanders and emphasizes a zero-tolerance policy towards dissent within the ranks. Officers found sharing protest-related material, especially on social media, risk suspension. The directive also calls for the immediate deletion of such posts, including those from retired personnel, although the focus is primarily on current officers. The CRPF leadership's action reflects concerns over growing dissent, particularly in light of the new Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) Act of 2026, which has sparked criticism and protests among cadre officers. Senior officers are tasked with enforcing compliance, reinforcing the importance of discipline and adherence to official positions within the uniformed force. The directive serves as a reminder of the service rule that prohibits government officials from criticizing any government decisions.