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UP Police Regulations

The UP Police Regulations document outlines the police hierarchy and responsibilities in Uttar Pradesh across 4 parts and 37 chapters. It establishes the Inspector General of Police/Director General of Police as the head of the police force. It then describes the roles and duties of additional inspectors general, deputy inspectors general, superintendents of police, reserve inspectors, sub-inspectors and other police ranks. Various chapters cover topics like reserve lines, police attached to courts, case diaries, custody of prisoners, and procedures for offenses. The hierarchy ranges from constables and head constables up to additional director general, director general of police and inspector general as the highest ranks.

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UP Police Regulations

The UP Police Regulations document outlines the police hierarchy and responsibilities in Uttar Pradesh across 4 parts and 37 chapters. It establishes the Inspector General of Police/Director General of Police as the head of the police force. It then describes the roles and duties of additional inspectors general, deputy inspectors general, superintendents of police, reserve inspectors, sub-inspectors and other police ranks. Various chapters cover topics like reserve lines, police attached to courts, case diaries, custody of prisoners, and procedures for offenses. The hierarchy ranges from constables and head constables up to additional director general, director general of police and inspector general as the highest ranks.

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UP Police Regulations

4 parts-37 chapters-554paras-5apendixes

IG/DGP – same person (para 1)

Additional IG – para 1A(only here you find ‘additional’)

Deputy Inspector General – para 2, para 3 duties, para 4 – Assistant IG(except power)

Commissioner – (collector/dept commissioner)

DM

SP – from para 12 - 16

head of police force in district, orders of court/order of magistrate communication followed


through him, on all working days, but confidential matters at residence (para 13), once a
year, hot+cold weather, once in year, min once in 3 years, annual inspection of his reserve
lines between july 1 and cold weather-report English office inspection book.

Para 15 imp – English order book – by officer not below rank of inspector

Para 16 imp –

Asst/deputy SP (under SP’s control). All dep SP can perform functions of SP u/s 30/30A of
Police Act.

This is the hierarchy in police department

Head of Police Department

Constable

Head constable

Assistant sub inspector

Sub-inspector

Inspector

Deputy sup of police/assistant sup of police/asst commissioner of police

Sp/deputy commission of police/addl inspector general

DIG

IG

Addl dgp

dgp

Chapter II – Reserve inspector&sub-inspectors


Reserve inspector – officer in charge of reserve lines.

Also remember para numbers.

Reserve sub-inspector – to assist reserve inspector.

Para 39 – police attached to courts are under control of PP and assist PP in office when not
employed in court. PP tell to SP of case where police attached to a case for more than 1
year.

PP duty to see that police in proper uniform in court, bring undertrials to court, etc functions
related to court. Also PP sees that witnesses/exhibits, etc present in court or not, where case
ready for hearing, see handcuffs taken off in court, safe custody of prisoners, take
recognizances, take accused persons into custody.

DIG has charge of Armed Police. DIG responsible for Suprindentent.

Mukund Lal v UOI – imp case on case diary

Form no. 342 – case diary

129-146

147-164

157-164 – keeping of prisoners in police custody

168, 170 imp

Chapter 15 – remember the paras in which different offences are mentioned.

177, 178 – deals with cattle poisoning

179-185 – theft of bovine cattle

186-189

Chapter 17 not very imp for prelims – 190-195

196-214

Letter of request – 166A and 166B

215-222

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