Do IAS officers get bodyguards?

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IAS officers' security and their families are given the highest level of protection. Officers assigned to state headquarters are often assigned three home guards and two bodyguards.
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Security: IAS officers' security and their families are given the highest level of protection. Officers assigned to state headquarters are often assigned three home guards and two bodyguards. STF commandos may also be mulled for protection if they are threatened with death
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