What happened
A follow-up deployment update describes the operational aftermath after a planned withdrawal, focusing on a reduced presence of RAF (Rapid Action Force) and CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force). The update explains how the police will manage day-to-day duties and contingencies after 20 July through redeployment and reassigning responsibilities across units.
Background and earlier position
Earlier deployment reporting and the follow-up update treat the withdrawal and redeployment as a staged operational process. The staffing change is presented as an adjustment in force composition and unit location, rather than as a sudden discontinuation of security functions.
What changed now (post-withdrawal reorganisation)
The follow-up update reiterates three operational points: - Some units take over assigned tasks after the redeployment, supporting continuity of routine policing. - Other units are moved out as part of the planned withdrawal. - The update keeps the timeline anchored around 20 July and links changes in deployment to operational rationale and contingency preparedness.
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