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4251 New Posts To Be Created For Separate Bureau Of Investigation In Line With SC Orders

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4251 New Posts To Be Created For Separate Bureau Of Investigation In Line With SC Orders
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4251 New Posts To Be Created For Separate Bureau Of Investigation In Line With SC Orders In line with Supreme Court orders in this regard, the the Punjab Cabinet led by Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Tuesday gave its nod to the creation of 4521 dedicated new posts for the Bureau of Investigation. Also Read: Facebook to bring in changes to protect user data The restructuring of the state police force is aimed at making the state criminal justice system more effective and efficient to secure timely convictions.
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SC Orders 4251 New Posts To Be Created For Separate Bureau Of Investigation In Line With SC Orders Under the restructuring, the force will create 28 posts of SPs, 108 posts of DSPs, besides 3428 lower ranking police personnel posts, including 164 inspectors, 593 sub-inspectors, 1140 ASIs, 1158 Head Constables and 373 Constables. Another 159 posts will be created for the ministerial cadre and 798 for civilian support staff, by abolishing an equivalent number of posts of police personnel in districts as well as at the headquarters. Also Read: Currency notes are causing tuberculosis, ulcers; FM Jaitley to take preventive steps Disclosing this here today, a spokesperson of the Chief Minister’s Office said that the step would ensure dedicated professional manpower of investigation cadre for the Bureau, which would be assisted by legal and forensic support staff. The Bureau would focus on heinous and serious criminal cases in a professional, scientific and time-bound manner, so as to ensure effective investigations and better conviction. Also Read: PM inaugurates Delhi Metro's Mundka-Bahadurgarh section The move will also lead to effective separation of law and order and investigation functions of police. It would improve efficiency of investigation and reduce delay, and would also be catalytic in ensuring overall efficient policing. - PTC NEWS-
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