Maharashtra Expands Investigation Power to Head Constables and Above
The Maharashtra government has granted investigation authority to police personnel of head constable rank and above. This move aims to streamline investigations by utilizing experienced personnel. Eligible officers must have a graduation degree, seven years of service, specialized training, and a clean service record.
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The Maharashtra government has empowered police personnel of the rank of head constable and above with investigation authority, a senior police official confirmed Thursday.
According to the order issued on May 9, the powers conferred by section 176 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita are intended to ensure thorough investigations. Qualified police officers will handle cases, provided they receive official assignment from the officer in charge of the relevant police station.
Eligibility requirements include holding a graduation degree, at least seven years of service, completion of special training at the Detective Training School in Nashik, and a record free of any pending departmental inquiries.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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