The Narendra Modi government on Saturday appointed senior IPS officer Parag Jain as the new Chief of India’s intelligence agency Research and Analysis Wing (RAW). Parag Jain, a 1989 batch IPS officer of Punjab cadre, will take over as RAW Chief for a two -year period on 1 July and will replace the current chief Ravi Sinha. Ravi Sinha’s term will end on 30 June. Let us know that RAW is the intelligence agency of India that sees intelligence operations outside the country.
Parag Jain, who is in the discussion as a ‘super detective’ in the power corridor and intelligence circles, is bringing the experience of human -based intelligence intelligence (Humint) and technology -based intelligence intelligence (techint) in RAW. They have mixed both intelligence in a very effective manner during their functioning and have used it.
Officials say that this combination has been important for many high stake operations.
His most discussed contribution in recent years has been during Operation Sindoor, where accurate missile attacks on the infrastructure of terrorism in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir on the basis of intelligence information under his leadership could be possible.
During Operation Sindoor, we saw that the missile attack took only a few minutes, but the inner sources stressed that it was possible to achieve such an accurate goal only due to the work of years at the ground level and creating a network after a lot of efforts.
One of India’s most challenging security theaters will also go to his favor at the grassroots level in Jammu and Kashmir. In the unstable global environment, his experience will be very useful for Parag Jain.