CAPF including CISF. On these recommendations the Ministry of Home Affairs (India) declared reservation for women in constabulary in paramilitary forces, and later declared that they can also be inducted as officers in combat roles in all five Central Armed Police Forces. The Union Home Minister announced that women's representation in the CRPF and CISF would be made 15 per cent. On 5 January 2016, it was decided that 33 per cent posts at the constabulary level would be reserved for women in the CRPF and the CISF in a phased manner. The CISF is increasing the engagement of women at positions where there is greater Civilian-Police Interaction, specially in the Airports and the Metro Stations. Overseas Deployment A contingent of the CISF was deployed at United Nations Stabilizations Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) / United Nations Mission for Justice Support in Haiti (MINUJUSTH) since 17th August 2008. It was repatriated to India on 31st December 2018. Dog Squad In 2021, The DIG of CISF said that the dog squad was 'an important component of the force'. The dogs are trained to sniff and identify IEDs and narcotics. While working with the bomb disposal squad they screen the bags left unattended. As of 2021, the CISF team in charge of Chennai Airport security has a dog squad of 9 dogs. See also Ministry of Home Affairs Border Security Force Indo-Tibetan Border Police Central Reserve Police Force Sashastra Seema Bal Security categories in India Assam Rifles National Security Guard Border outpost References External links Description on globalsecurity.org 1969 establishments in Delhi Government agencies established in 1969 Federal law enforcement agencies of India Specialist law enforcement agencies of India