In a proud achievement for the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) fraternity, Aryan Sheoran, son of Head Constable/Driver Sunil of the 118 Battalion CRPF, has secured an impressive All India Rank 2 in the UPSC Central Armed Police Forces (Assistant Commandants) Examination 2025.
His outstanding performance in one of the country’s highly competitive examinations has brought immense pride to his family, the 118 Battalion and the wider CRPF community.
The UPSC CAPF (Assistant Commandants) Examination is conducted for the recruitment of Group A officers as Assistant Commandants in India’s Central Armed Police Forces. The selection process evaluates candidates through a written examination followed by physical and medical assessments and a personality test/interview.
Securing the second rank reflects Aryan Sheoran’s strong academic preparation, perseverance, discipline and performance throughout the demanding selection process.
The achievement holds special significance for the CRPF family as Aryan is the son of a serving member of the force. His father, HC/Driver Sunil, serves with the 118 Battalion CRPF, and his son’s success has become a moment of celebration for personnel of the unit.
The CRPF congratulated Aryan Sheoran on his remarkable accomplishment and conveyed its best wishes for his future career.
Growing up in a family associated with one of India’s largest Central Armed Police Forces can provide a close perspective on the responsibilities, discipline and commitment associated with uniformed service. Aryan’s success in the CAPF examination now places him on the path towards serving as an officer in the country’s security establishment.
Assistant Commandants occupy an important leadership position in the Central Armed Police Forces. Officers at this level are entrusted with command, administration, personnel management and operational responsibilities during the course of their careers.
The UPSC selection process is designed accordingly to identify candidates possessing not only academic ability but also the physical fitness, leadership qualities, judgement and personality required for an officer-level role.
Aryan Sheoran’s second rank therefore represents a significant personal accomplishment and a proud milestone for his family.
For the personnel of 118 Battalion, the achievement is particularly inspiring as it demonstrates how the values of dedication and service associated with the force can resonate across generations.
The CRPF fraternity extended heartiest congratulations to Aryan Sheoran and his family, describing his accomplishment as a matter of immense pride for the battalion and the entire force.
With an All India Rank 2 in the UPSC CAPF (AC) Examination 2025, Aryan Sheoran now stands at the beginning of a promising journey in uniformed public service, carrying forward a family connection with India’s security forces while preparing to take on the responsibilities of an officer.
