(Useful for U.P.

APO Examination)
Including Objective Questions with Explanations

By
Dr. Shatrughan Tripathi

UPKAR PRAKASHAN, AGRA–2

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 Contents

● Main Paras 3–8

● Sections of the Police Act, 1861 9–10

Part I : Superior Officers (Para 1 to 17) 11–18
— Important Facts 15
— Objective Questions 16

Part II : Reserve Inspectors and Reserve Sub-Inspectors, Circle Inspectors,

Sub-Inspectors and Under Officers of the Civil Police (Para 18 to 64) 19–25
— Important Facts 23
— Objective Questions 24

Part III : Armed Police, Armed Training Reserve, Mounted Police and Village
Police (Para 65 to 96A) 26–34
— Important Facts 31
— Objective Questions 33

Part IV : Reports Made at Police Stations and Investigations (Para 97 to 128) 35–43
— Important Facts 39
— Objective Questions 42

Part V : Inquests, Post-mortem Examination and Treatment of Wounded Persons 44–50

(Para 129 to 164)
— Important Facts 47
— Objective Questions 48

Part VI : Absconded Offenders (Para 215 to 222) 51–54

— Important Facts 52
— Objective Questions 53
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Part VII : Registration and Surveillance of Bad Characters 55–61

(Para 223 to 276)
— Important Facts 59
— Objective Questions 60
Part VIII : Departmental Punishment and Criminal Prosecution of Police Officers 62–66
(Para 477 to 507A)
— Important Facts 64
— Objective Questions 65
Part IX : The Police Act, 1861 67–92
— Important Facts 77
— Objective Questions 82
 Uttar Pradesh
Police Regulations and
Police Act, 1861
 Main Paras
Chapter 1
Superior Officers
Director General of Police
Para Number
1. Powers and status of Inspector General-cum-
Director General of Police.
2. Powers and responsibilities of Deputy
Inspectors-General as the incharge of ranges.
3. Duties of Deputy Inspector General of Police
in his range.
6. Powers of District Magistrate of the district.
7A. Powers of D.M. to ask the S.P. to institute an
inquiry in case of any instance of inaction,
corruption, harassment, abuse of authority
and wrongful detention by police.
8. Instructions of D.M. in the exercise of his
power of control.
11. The powers of a Superintendent in licensing
and regulating prosecutions.
13. Responsibilities of Superintendent of Police.
14. To follow the directions contained in
M.G.O’s, when a district officer giving over a
charge of a district.
16. Entries of all cognizable crimes reported at
police stations in Crime Register.
17. Powers and duties of Assistant and Deputy
Superintendents of Police.
Chapter 6
Chapter 2 Armed Police
Reserve Inspectors and Reserve sub- 65. Works of Armed Police.
Inspectors
18. Responsibilities of Reserve Inspector.
19. Responsibilities of Reserve Inspector re-
garding safe custody of arms, ammunition
and stores.
21. Duties of R.I. for weekly kit inspection and
annual firing.
23. Employment of R.I. to command escorts and
guards on special occasions.
Chapter 4
Circle Inspectors
40. Principal duties of Circle Inspectors.
42. Responsibilities given to Circle Inspector by
the Inspector General.
Chapter 5
Sub-Inspectors and Under Officers of
the Civil Police
43. Officer-in-charge of a police station.
44. Abilities of Officer-in-charge of a police
station.
45. Confidential Note Book of Officer-in-charge.
46. Duties of Officer-in-charge of a police
station.
49. Definition of Officer-in-charge.
50. Charge Certificate of Station Officer.
51. Duties of the Second Officer.
52. If no Second Officer is in police station, junior
to the Second Officer to perform duties of
Second Officer.
55. Duties of Head Constable-Station writer.
56. Literate police officer will give assistance to
head constable-station writer.
57. Head constable as in-charge of the station.
61. Constables of civil police.
66. Sub Inspectors of Armed police : works and
duties.
68. Orders of Magistrate in a Riot or affray.
70. Use of force by the police against the crowd.
Chapter 7
Armed Training Reserve
73. Reserve of armed police.
74. Time limit for the service in armed reserve.
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75. Limits of leave of the men in armed reserve.
76. Deputation of armed police for special duty.
77. Restriction of duties for the member of
reserve.
78. Maintenance of armed training reserve.
Chapter 8
Mounted Police
79. Duties of mounted police.
84. Training of mounted police.
88. Training for treatment of horses.
Chapter 9
Village Police
89. Chief duty of village Chaukidar.
90. Freeships to Chaukidar.
92. Crime record book of village Chaukidars.
94. Rules for the watch and ward of camps of
officers on tour.
96. Appointment of village Chaukidars.
Chapter 10
Reports made at Police Stations
97. Process for information relating to the
commission of a cognizable offence.
99. Substance of F.I.R. in G.D.
Chapter 11
Investigations
104. Decision for Investigation of a report of
cognizable offence.
105. Process, when a cognizable case will not be
investigated.
106. Completion of an Investigation.
107. Duties of an Investigating Officer.
109. Entries of the case diaries.
110. Proceedings after arrests of a suspected
person.
111. Search conducted by a police officer.
115. Dying declaration of seriously injured
person to be recorded immediately.
116. Identification parade of suspects.
119. Process for confession recorded by the
Magistrate.
120. Who can record the confession.
121. Remand for police custody.
123. Previous convictions should be recorded in
charge sheet.
124. Complaint of cognizable or non-congnizable
offence before the Magistrate.
125. Process of Investigation when an Indian is
killed by British soldiers.
127. Production of records of post office before
the police.
128. Process when there is an outbreak of thefts
from goods trains.
Chapter 12
Inquests, Post-Mortem Examination
and Treatment of Wounded Persons
129. Any sudden or unnatural death to be
reported by village Chaukidar to the police
station.
134. Known or suspected dead bodies related to
cognizable offence to be sent for post-
mortem examination.
135. Recording of finger prints of unidentified
corpses.
135A. Process when an unclaimed or unidentified
body is recovered by police.
137. Dead bodies for examination should by sent
to district headquarters.
142. Exhibits connected with the commission of
an offence should be sent to Public
Prosecutor or to Magistrate for required
testing in Forensic laboratory.
146. No person may be sent for medical exami-
nation against his will.
Chapter 13
Arrest, Bail and Custody
147. Powers of arrest of a police officer.
148. Powers of Police Officer to arrest any
offender in whole of India.
150. Powers of arrest should not be exercised in
case of a known person.
151. Process when an accused is arrested by a
private person.
153. Process when any person is arrested in the
course of an investigation.
154. The search of an arrested person.
155. Arrested person should not be subjected to
any unnecessary hardship.

156. Conditions for granting bail to accused
person by the station officer-in-charge.
159. Instructions regarding scale of daily diet for
healthy prisoners.
160. Under trial prisoners should not be kept at
Courts so late.
161. Lunatics never to be confined in cells with
other persons.
Chapter 14
Custody and Disposal of Property
165. Rules for disposal of movable property.
166. Property worth more than Rs. 100 should be
kept in the custody of Malkhana Moharrir.
170. Monthly inspection of Malkhana by Public
Prosecutor.
172. Personal property of persons dying intestate
must not be treated as unclaimed property in
the Province of Agra.
173. process after deposition of any arms,
ammunition in Police Station.
Chapter 15
Special Crimes
174. The information of Robbery or Dacoity be
sent to other neighboring police stations
immediately.
175. Guidelines in a case of professional
poisoning.
176. Duties of S.O. after a report of disappea-
rance of any boy under 14 years of age or
girl under 16 years of age.
179. Reported strays of cattle shall be at once
recorded as thefts and investigated.
180. Investigations shall be made in every case of
cattle theft.
182. Cooperation between police stations for the
suppression of cattle theft.
Chapter 16
Criminal Tribes, Foreigners and Characters
Vagrants
186. Rules regarding the registration and survei-
llance of resident and wandering criminal
tribes.
187. Instructions for dealing with suspicious
foreigners.
188. Orders relating to European vagrants.
189. Deputation of a police officer for a foreigner
who gets order of removal from India.
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Chapter 17
Patrols and Pickets
190. Rules for the patrolling of roads.
191. Duties of Patrols.
194. Six-beat system of Patrolling in towns.
Chapter 18
Special Guards and Additional Police
196. General instructions concerning guards and
escorts.
204. Guard provided for the Commissioner of a
division.
205. Armed police guard for Magistrates.
206. For additional police, S.P. should consult the
D.M.
207. Proposal for additional police force by the
D.M.
211. Assistance by local and railway police, to
police guards escorting prisoners under
deportation from Indian States.
212. Conditions to travel in a goods train or travel
in the break-van.
214. Responsibilities of Jail authorities for
guarding prisoners.
Chapter 19
Absconded Offenders
215. Action against proclaimed offender.
216. Absconded offender.
217. Types of absconded offenders.
218. Register at every police station for
absconded offenders.
221. Power of DM to expunge the names of
absconded offenders.
Chapter 20
Registration and Surveillance of Bad
223. The village Crime Note Book.
228. History sheets, Part V of the village Crime
Note Book.
231. Subjects of history sheets of A-Class.
232. Continuity of B-Class history sheets.
243. Preparation of history sheet in case of
juveniles.
244. Procedure of action under section 110
Cr. P.C.
Law Series 13: U.P.Police Regulation and
Police Act, 1861

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