(a) A Court Sub-Inspector shall take and forward for search to the Finger Print Bureau, Calenta the finger prints of every unidentified person arrested as a suspect or under-trial on a criminal charge of an offence punishable with rigorous imprisonment ...

A Court officer shall not be allotted more cases than he can adequately conduct. The Superintendent shall arrange with the District Magistrate that the services of a Court officer be not requisitioned for requisitioned for more than one court at ...

—RURAL POLICE. (a) Dafadars and chaukidars, commonly known as the rural police, are appointed under the Village Chaukidari Act, 1870 (Ben. Act VI of 1870), or the Bengal Village Self-Government Act, 1919 (Ben. Act V of 1919). They are subject ...

(a) Rules for the pursuit, arrest and extradition of offenders who have escaped from British India to State territory, or vice versa, are given in Appendix XX. The procedure for securing the extradition of an offender Territory, from or to ...

(a) When circumstances arise which justify proceedings being taken against a man under section 109, Code of Criminal Procedure he should be arrested under section 55 of that Code, and if unable to furnish bail sent to the Magistrate. If, ...

III. —INVESTIGATTON. (a) The general responsibility for all investigations within the limits of his jurisdiction will rest with the senior Sub-Inspector of the Police-station. No officer of lower rank than a Sub-inspector shall be employed in investigation of criminal cases ...

CHAPTER VI. The Police-station. —GENERAL DUTIES OF THE STAFF. (a) The term “Officer-in-charge of a Police-station” as defined in clause (p) section 4, of the Code of Criminal Procedure, distinctly excludes constables. A constable unavoidably left to perform the routine ...

CHAPTER V. Circle Inspectors. (a) A Circle Inspector shall be in charge of a circle as defined in regulation 4 and shall be responsible for the supervision, control and general efficiency •of all police work and for the prevention and ...

VI—EMPLOYEMENT OF ARMED PARTIES AND USE OF FIRFARMS BY THE POLICE DURING RIOTS AND DISTURBANCES. (a) If an Officer-in-charge of a police-station learns that a serious riot or other disturbance has broken out or is about to break out or ...

CHAPTER IV Privileges and General Instructions I-PRIVILEGES, ETC. The following police officials are eligible for presentation to His Excellency the Viceroy at a levee:— all officers of the Indian police, all officers of the Bengal Police Service drawing not less ...