Roles, Duties and Functions of Chandigarh Police

 

As you know Chandigarh police is going to recruit new candidates for the posts of Chandigarh Police Constable and Chandigarh Police Sub Inspector. Number of candidates are going to apply for this exam and ready to put their 100% to achieve their goal before joining Chandigarh police one must be known to the Roles, Duties and Functions of Chandigarh Police. Today Gurukul Career Group best Chandigarh police coaching in Chandigarh is going to share some duties and roles of Chandigarh police constable and Sub-inspector as given below:

1.Police are one among the foremost ubiquitous organisations of the society.

The policemen, therefore, happen to be the foremost visible representatives of the govt. In an hourof need, danger, crisis and difficulty, when a citizen doesn't know, what to try to and whom to approach, the police headquarters and a policeman happen to be the foremost approachable unit or person for him and getting timely help from them. Broadly the dual roles, which the police are expected to play during a society are maintenance of law and maintenance of order. However, the ramifications of those two duties are numerous, which end in making an outsized inventory of duties, functions, powers, roles and responsibilities of the police organisation.

Role, Functions and Duties of the Police generally

2. The role and duties of the police is:

(a) to uphold and enforce the law impartially, and to guard life, liberty, property,

and dignity of the public members;

(b) to market and preserve public order;

(c) to guard internal security, to stop and control terrorist activities, breaches

of communal harmony, law and order, militant activities and other situations affecting

Internal Security;

(d) to guard public properties including railways, roads, etc

installations and establishments etc. against acts of violence, vandalism, destroying public property or any

kind of attack;

(e) to stop crimes, and reduce the opportunities for the commission of crimes

Police use their powers and preventive measures to maintain law and order for the peaceful harmony of state.

(f) to accurately register all complaints delivered to them by a complainant or his

representative, face to face or received by post, e-mail or other means, and take

Prompt action after receipt of complaint from the victims;

(g) to take into cognizance and register all the complaints reported to them

through such complaints or otherwise, duly supplying a replica of the primary

Information report back to the complainant, and where appropriate, to apprehend

offenders, and extend requisite assistance within the prosecution of offenders;

(h) to make and maintain a sense of security within the community, and as far as

possible prevent conflicts and promote amity;

(i) to supply, as first responders, all possible help to people in situations arising

out of natural or man-made disasters, and to supply active assistance to other

agencies in relief and rehabilitation measures;

(j) to assist individual, who are in peril of physical harm to their person or

property, and to supply necessary help and afford relief to people in distress

situations;

(k) to facilitate orderly movement of individuals and vehicles, and to regulate and

regulate traffic on roads and highways;

(l) to gather intelligence concerning matters affecting public peace, and every one quite

crimes including terrorism, social offence, cybercrime, communalism etc

other matters concerning national security, and disseminate an equivalent to all or any

concerned agencies, besides acting, as appropriate thereon themselves.

(m) to require charge, as a policeman on duty, of all unclaimed property and take

action for his or her safe custody and disposal in accordance with the procedure

prescribed.

(n) to coach, motivate and ensure welfare of police personnel.