DGAR

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DGAR is the abbreviated title for the Director General of Assam Rifles, the senior-most officer commanding India’s Assam Rifles paramilitary force.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf director general post
military position
abbreviationForPositionIn Indian security forces
appointedBy Government of India
associatedWith border security along India–Myanmar border
counter-insurgency operations in Northeast India
category Indian military appointments
Indian paramilitary leadership positions
commands Assam Rifles
controls Assam Rifles battalions
linked to: Assam Rifles

Assam Rifles training establishments
country India
forceTypeCommanded central armed police force
paramilitary force
fullForm Director General of Assam Rifles
hasAbbreviation DGAR
hasStyle Director General Assam Rifles
headquartersLocation Shillong, Meghalaya, India
linked to: Shillong
insigniaUsed Assam Rifles emblem
isPositionIn Assam Rifles
jurisdiction Assam Rifles
languageOfAbbreviation English
parentOrganisation Assam Rifles Directorate General
linked to: Assam Rifles
partOf Indian internal security architecture
primaryResponsibility administrative control of Assam Rifles
command and control of Assam Rifles
operational leadership of Assam Rifles
reportsTo Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India
responsibleFor discipline in Assam Rifles
implementation of government policies in Assam Rifles
operational readiness of Assam Rifles
personnel management in Assam Rifles
role head of Assam Rifles
overall commander of Assam Rifles
seat Directorate General Assam Rifles Headquarters
seniorityLevel senior-most officer of Assam Rifles
serviceBranch Indian Army
shortFormOf Director General of Assam Rifles
typicalRank Lieutenant General (Indian Army)
usedBy Assam Rifles personnel
Indian Army
Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India
usedIn Government of India notifications relating to Assam Rifles
official communications of Assam Rifles
worksWith Indian Army
Ministry of Defence, Government of India
state police forces in Northeast India

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