The PSARA Chhattisgarh Rules mandate that any individual or entity offering security services—whether it involves guards, bodyguards, or asset protection—must secure a State Private Security Agency License from the designated authority. In alignment with the PSARA Chhattisgarh Rules, and in accordance with the Private Security Agencies Rules of 2008 and The Private Security Agencies (Regulation) Act of 2005, this license is required regardless of the number of security personnel employed. Specifically, even if an agency employs just one guard, compliance with these regulations is necessary. These regulations are carefully designed to ensure that security agencies meet the required standards and operate legally within their designated regions. Consequently, failure to adhere to the PSARA Chhattisgarh Rules can result in severe legal consequences, including the potential suspension or cessation of the agency’s operations within the state. Therefore, obtaining this license is crucial for all entities providing security services in Chhattisgarh, as it ensures that their operations are not only lawful but also fully compliant with state regulations.