NODAL OFFICER OF RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT,2005 IGP Office .
NODAL OFFICER OF RIGHT TO INFORMATIONACT,2005IGP Office Nodal Officer Name:Sh. Rameshwar Dass,Superintendent,Hisar Range office.Phone No. 01662-233041PROCEDURE FOR COLLEECT INFORMATION/CERTIFIED COPYAny person who want information/certified copy according to Right to informationAct,2005 can submit his application on simple paper to Nodal officer with prescribe govt.fee of Rs.10/and Rs.2/-per paper of certified copy. Maximum time of this process is one month. After one month hecan prefer an appeal to inspector General of Police, Hisar Range, Hisar (First Appellate Authority) fornon-availability of information/ certified copy within the stipulated time.
RIGHT TO INFORMATIONDISTRICT POLICE HisarSECTION-4(1)(b) OF RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT-2005PARTS iculars of organizationPower and duties of officers/EmployeesProcedure for Decision MakingNorms for discharge of functionsRules, Regulations for discharge of functionsStatement of categoriesDetails of consultative committees and other bodiesList of boards, councils, committees and other bodiesDirectory of officers/employeesMonthly remuneration of officers/employeesBudget allocated to each agencyExecution of subsidy programParticulars of recipients of concessions, permitsInformation available in an electronic formFacilities available for obtaining informationParticulars of PIOsOther information Prescribed
1.2.3.RIGHT TO INFORMATIONPART-1Particulars of organization, functions and duties[Section 4(1)(b)(i)]Aims and objectives of the organization:- The purpose of Range Police, Hisar is to upholdthe law fairly and firmly; to prevent occurrence of crime; to pursue and bring to justice thosewho break the law; to keep the peace in partnership with the community; to protect, help andreassure the people.Mission / Vision :- The mission of Range office, Hisar is to help the common man, toprovide him security and to create a peaceful and law abiding community with hiscooperation. Supervision of fiveDistricts Police of Hisar Range i.e. Hisar, Sirsa, Fatehaba,Jind and Bhiwanito uphold the rule of Law, to prevent crime and to maintain law and order.We are here to protect the weak, the under-privileged and to serve the people. In order tomake district Police people-friendly, to enhance the credibility of the police and tocheck corruption, transparency in the system is emphasized at all levels.Structure of the department:- The Range office, Hisar has a total strength of116(Gazetted Officers02/, SO-01, Dy./Supdt./01, Assistant-03, Steno-01, Clerk-02,Inspectors/02, Sub Inspectors/08, Assistant Sub Inspectors/28, Head Constables/35,Constables/28, Class IV-05).A) Review of Case File:- Case have been reviewed Investigation according to IPC &Cr.P.C isto collect the evidence, regarding the commission of crime/offence as per procedureestablished.B) Other Functions:-Establishment of Class IV to Class I officersActivityLevel ofTimeS. No.actionFrame1.Promotions-2Appeal against-punishment/Adverse remarks.3.Verified Fixation of pay4.All kind of sanctions as per PFRand power delegated by higherauthorities.
RIGHT TO INFORMATIONPART-2Powers and duties of officers and employees[Section 4(1) (b)(ii)]The Hisar Range is supervised by an IPS officer of the rank of Inspector General ofPolice. The Districts Police of this Range is functioning under the Supervision of IGP/Hisar Range,Hisar. The overall supervision of the Police Districts of this Range and Range office Hisar.Rangeoffice, Hisar has divided in many branches. The branches of Range office incharge has to work as perdistribution. All the branch incharge done their work detail as under.The job of the Range office, Hisarofficers includes:1. Promotions.2. Appeal against punishment/Adverse remarks.3. All kind of sanctions as per PFR and power delegated by higher authorities.4. Verification of pay.5. Review of Case files.6. Security, Complaint.7. Development of forces.S.No.Name anddesignationAdmn.123Inspector Generalof PoliceAsstt. Director,SOC, HisarDuties attachedPowersYesFinancial Statutory OthersYesYesYesSupervision of Policeworking in the Range.Opinion of criminal andmurder cases etc.YesSupervision of office al opinion relates tocourt cases.Audit and verification ofpay.Meeting etc.7AssistantsYesDealing hand of clericalbranches.8Inspr. SI, ASI,HC, Const.YesLaw & order duty,Investigation work over allof police work in Rangeoffice.9ClerksYesRecord keeper and dairydispatch etc.
RIGHT TO INFORMATIONPART-3Procedure followed in decision – making process[Section 4(1)(b)(iii)]All Police officers exercise the powers and duties as prescribed for them underlaw. The channels of supervision are such that the SHO, or officer Incharge of Police Station isresponsible for ensuring effective policing and redressal of public grievance in his jurisdiction. He issupervised by an officer of the rank of Dy. Supdt. of Police. The Superintendent of Police issupervisory incharge of a District, whereas Range is supervised by an Inspector General of Police. TheDirector General of Police exercises overall supervision and control in the State. This channel also isone through which orders are given and grievances redressed.The distribution of work amongst the officers/officials of Ministerial Staff and Executive Staffposted in Range office, is as under:-1.Superintendent (O)1. General Supervision of office.2. Scrutiny and disposal of incoming fresh Dak.3. Scrutinize and disposal of all important and datebound references and important cases.4. Any other work assigned by IGP.5. SPIO.2Dy. District Attorney1. All legal matters, Court cases.3Assistant Director, (SOC)1. To attend scenes of crime and tender opinion incases.4Section Officer1.2.3.4.5.TA, RME bills of GOs posted in districts.Internal audit of Police Units in the Range.Pay fixation cases and opinion work.Comments /opinion on accounts and service matters.Scrutiny of all kinds of loans, advances, sanctions
and RME cases.6. Any other work assigned by IGP.5.6.StenoWelfare Inspector&Incharge, Security1.2.Maintenance of confidential personal files.Correspondence of ACRs of GOs/NGOs/Executive Clerical and Ministerial Staff.3.Representation against adverse remarks.4.Secret/Top secret and other references.5.Secret complaints against senior officers.6.Meetings.7.Rewards.8.Any other work assigned by IGP.1. Welfare meeting and dealing with the itemsdiscussed in the meetings.2. Looking after the welfare matters and suggestingwelfare measures for the Police force of the Range.3. Perusing the matters regarding retirement benefits ofretirees and family of deceased police employees.4. Sanction regarding grant of loan from welfare fund.5. Assistance/scholarship from Shahidi fund/HSMF6. Honorariums.7. Matters relating to law and order, strikes, dharnas,rallies and Elections.8. Confidential Special Branch Diaries received fromCID, Distt. SsP, DCs etc.9. All dak pertaining to security matters received fromCID10. Verification and passports –correspondence thereto.11. Tour programmes and security of VIPs andVVIPs.12. Security Schemes.13. Anti terrorists matters and its correspondence.14. Any other work assigned by IGP.
7.Assistant –I8Assistant-21. Establishment of NGOs (Male, Female & ExecutiveClerical). Promotion, deputation, confirmation,extension leave and seniority matters relating tothese ranks.2. Upper School Course.3. Retirement and pension cases of GOs/NGOs.4. Maintenance of List 'E' and allotment of RangeNumbers.5. Submission of recommendations of promotion List'F'.6. Recommendation of award of Police Medalsincluding ORP cases from ASIs to GOs and alsowherever joint cases of ORs/NGOs.7. Court cases, legal notices and all legal matterspertaining to GOs/ NGOs.8. Representation against seniority of NGOs.9. Transfer of NGOs & GOs.10. All returns on the above subjects.11. Any other work assigned by Assistant-48.1.2.3.4.Establishment of ORs (Male, Female & ExecutiveClerical). Promotion, deputation, confirmation andseniority matters relating to these ranks.Lower School Course & Intermediate SchoolCourse.Submission of recommendation of promotion List'D'.Recommendation of award of Police Medalsincluding ORP cases from Constable to HeadConstable.Court cases, legal notices and all legal matterspertaining to ORs.Representation against seniority of ORs.Transfer ORs.All returns on the above subjects.Any other work assigned by IGP.All matters relating to recruitment of constables.All disciplinary matters like DE, under suspensionetc. and related correspondence.Appeals against punishment.Training courses.Purchase / acquisition, repair and condemnation ofall kinds of vehicles.All returns relating to above subject.DAV Police Public School, Hisar and relatedcorrespondence.Any other work assigned by ce thereto.Establishment of class-IV employees andcorrespondence thereto.Criminal Writ Petition and correspondence theretoProposals for creation of New Police Stations /
5.6.7.8.9.10.increase of strength.Acquisition of land and correspondence relating tobuilding etc.Deployment of e thereto.Modernization of Police force.Traffic management and related matters.Audit paras and related correspondence.11. All kind of misc. matters.12. All returns on the above subjects.13. Correspondence of Green Golf Club, HAP.14. Any other work assigned by IGP.11Accountant12Reader1. Accounts matters of Range office and districts,relating to SNE, list of excess and surrenders,liability statement, annual account appropriationstatement and budget.2. Sanctions regarding purchase of stores and stocksand other financial sanctions except those relating tovehicles.3. All kinds of loans, Advance, RME cases.4. Tailoring contracts.5. Clothing and equipments.6. All returns on above subjects.7. Any other work assigned by IGP.1. Supervision of Crime.2. Maintenance of Crime registers.3. Formal/informal inspections and village touring.4. Tentative / Revised Tour Programmes of GOs ofHisar Range.5. Summons, Warrants, Notices.6. Any other work assigned by IGP.13R.W.1. Annual Administrative Report.2. Monthly Crime Diary.3. Meeting Crime Data.4. All returns relating to crime.5. Any other work assigned by IGP14RCF Cell1. Review of cases files as per directions issued byW/DGP Hr.
15Complaint Clerk16Women Cell1. All kinds of complaints and correspondenceincluding court cases, legal matters relating tocomplaints.1. Deal all complaints marked by IGP.17PRO1. All matters relating to PRO.18IT /Computer Cell19Cyber Cell1. Computer type work and educating other branchheads and their staff regarding Computers.2. Compliance & correspondence relating to IT Cell.3. Maintenance of all computers in Range Office andkeeping anti-virus softwares updated.4. Any other work assigned by IGP.1. Cyber Crime work.2. Interceptions of Phones.20RTI Cell211. Hindi Type &Photostat1. To deal with all reference/correspondence relating toRTI Act 2005.1. Hindi Typist and Photostat Machine Operator.2. English Typing work on computer/typewriter.2. English Typist22231. Despatcher1. Despatch work.2. Diarist2. Diary work.Care Taker1. All matters relating to Care Taker.
RIGHT TO INFORMATIONPART-4Norms set for the discharge of functions[Section 4(1)(b)(iv)]Haryana Police functions primarily under the Police Act, 1861 and Haryana Policeconducts its business under the Punjab Police Rules, 1934 as applicable to Haryana. Other rules arefollowed as prescribed by the State Government from time to time e.g. The Punjab Financial Rules,Civil Services Rules, Conduct Rules etc.RIGHT TO INFORMATIONPART-5Rules, regulations, instructions, manuals and records for discharging functions[Section 4(1)(b)(v)]Standing Orders, Instructions, Directions, etc. issued for functioning in various fields as per theLaw/Rules like PPR, PFR, etc. made for discharge of duties.
RIGHT TO INFORMATIONPART-6A statement of the categories of documents that are held by it for under its control[Section 4(1)(b)(vi)]S.No.1.2.3.4.5.6.Nature of RecordDetails of informationavailableFirst InformationReport (FIR)maintained as perPPR-22.47 (RegisterNo.I)Daily Diarymaintained as per PPR22.48 (Register No.II)Details of crimereported / detected(cognizable offence)and police investigationAll the details in r/ocriminals arrested andentryofarrival/departure of allenrolled police officerson duty with nature oftheirduties,dutyperformed and placesvisited etc.All Standing Orders as Certaininstructions/per PPR 22.53directions/guidelines onvarious subjects issued(Register No.III)internally to all policepersonnel/officials byPHQInformation aboutDetails of all proclaimedabsconders andoffenders and desertersdeserters maintained as from the army.per PPR-22.54(Register No.IV)Kalandra and InquestAll carbon copies ofregister maintained as Kalandras and Inquestreport of the Policeper PPR 22.56Station are kept in this(Register No. VI)registerCrime Record Register Detailsofnotesmaintained as peron community, personsPPR-22.59 and PPRof doubtful character22.60 (Register No.IX) having convicted orsuspiciousandcognizable cases . Thetopography of the areapopulation etc. are alsokept in this register.Throughthissurveillanceoncriminals is maintained.Unit / SectionwhereavailableAll PoliceStationsRetentionperiod whereavailableFIR is kept permanentlyin the Record Room ofconcernedPoliceStation as per PPRAll PoliceStations, PolicePosts & PoliceLinesDailydiariesareretained for two yearsafter the date of the lastentry.Alloffices/PoliceStationsRetained permanently inalloffices/PoliceStations.All PoliceStationsPermanentAll PoliceStationsPermanent record.All PoliceStationsPermanent. It isconfidential andunpublished officialrecord.
7.Surveillance registermaintained as per PPR22.61 (Register No.X,X-A & X-B)Historysheetsof All Policepersonshabitually Stationsaddicted to crime madeby the ranks not belowInspector after receiptof orders of Supdt. ofPolice.8.Index to history sheetsand personal files inserial order andalphabetical formmaintained as perPPR-22.62 (RegisterNo.XI)Registers ofInformation Sheetsmaintained as perPPR-22.63 (RegistersNo. XII and XII-AIndexing of historysheet and other record isdone in this register.All PoliceStationsInformationsheetsissued by I/C P.S. as ameans of ascertainingtheantecedentsofpersons who have beenarrested under section55 Criminal ProcedureCode or of suspiciouscharacter or committedan offence.Details of any mattersregardingcrime,criminalsandmaintenance of recordandP.S.buildingrequiring the attentionof the officer inchargeof the P.S. which havenot been entered in theinspectionreportandthematterspermanently affectingthe conditions of thepolicestatione.g.changes in police stationorjailboundaries,imposition and removalof additional PolicePosts and constructionsof new buildings etc.All PoliceStationsRetained upto 7 yearsafter the dispatch orreceipt of the last sheet.All PoliceStationsThe register is aconfidentialandprivileged record withtheexceptionofGazetted Police officers,no one except the Distt.Magistrate and a SubDivisionalofficerspecifically authorizedunder rule 1.20 mayenter remarks in it orexamine it.9.10.Minute book for G.Osmaintained as perPPR-22.64 (RegisterNo. XIII)Retained upto 2 yearsafter the date of lastentry. It is confidentialand nothing contained inthemmaybecommunicated to anypersonnoranyinspection be allowed orcopies given save asprovided in police rules.The rights of district andilaqa magistrates toexamine such recordsare governed by rules1.15 and 1.21.Permanent
11.12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19.File book of inspectionreports maintained asper PPR-22.65(Register No.XIV)Record of inspection(Quarterly/SixMonthly)reportsconducted by G.Os arekept in this register.Register containing list Detailofvillageof village watchmen in watchmen,policethe PS jurisdiction, list officers,Govt.of police officers,properties and land etcGovernment properties in the jurisdiction ofand land maintained as P.S,per PPR-22.67(Register No. XVI)Register for Arms Act Record of arms actlicenses, licenseslicenses, licenses underunder excise laws,excise laws, licenceslicences underunder explosives act,explosives act, licenses licenses are kept in thisunder petroleum act,registerlicenses under poisonsact and sarais underSarais Act maintainedas per PPR-22.68(Register No. XVII)Arms & AmmunitionReceipt bookmaintained as perPPR-22.69 (RegisterNo. XVIII)Case Property RegisterNo.XIX maintained asper PPR-22.70.Accounts registermaintained as perPPR-22.71 (RegisterNo. 20)Road Certificatemaintained as perPPR-22.72 (RegisterNo. XXI)Printed Cash Receiptmaintained as perPPR-22.73 (RegisterNo.XXII)Copies of all policegazette, criminalintelligence gazetteDetail of all armsammunition or militarystores deposited in, orseized and brought to,the Police StationsDetail of entry of allarticles placed in thestoreroomexceptarticles already includedin register No. XVI aremade.Detail of entry of allreceipts,expenditure,disbursement of pay,TA and permanentIssuing/transfer of cashand other store articlesthrough road certificateAll PoliceStationsPermanentAll PoliceStationPermanent recordAll PoliceStationsPermanent record.All PoliceStationsRetained upto 5 yearsafter the date of lastentry.All PoliceStationsRetained upto 3 yearsafter the date of lastentry.All SPs offices,Police Lines,and PoliceStationsAll SPsoffice/PoliceStation andPolice LinesAll sums of money All SPsreceivedina offices/Policeoffice/policestation Stationswhether in cash orotherwiseonanyaccount whatever, areceipt from this book isissued to remitting partyThe police gazette, All SPscriminalintelligence Offices/Policegazette and all orders StationsPermanent recordRetained upto 3 yearsafter the date of lastcertificate issued.10 Years5 Years
contained in the gazette,affecting the officers ofthe police station as awhole or any individualofficer.Copies of all policeCopies of all police All SPsrules maintained as per rules are kept upto date Offices/PolicePPR-22.76 (Registerfor the perusal of G.OsStationsNo. XXIV)On permanent transfer All PoliceTransfer/handoverofficer incharge have to Stations/Officescharge registerrecord a confidentialmaintained as percharge note mentioningPPR-22.76 (RegisterthecharacterandNo.XXV)capacity of members ofthe staff of the policestation and residents ofthe jurisdiction who areuseful to the police ial/assessment ConfidentialA.C.Rsrepots in respect of police Branch/PHQ inpersonnelrespect of UpperSubordinates andCh.Roll Br. OfDistt./Units in r/oof epartmentaland Punishment awarded Branch of AllEnquiries andto police personnelDistts/Units andPunishmentCh.Roll Branchof PHQAccountsHonorarium/awards Honorarium /awardsgranted to police/Ch.Roll Branchpersonnelof all Distts/UnitsParliament/Vidhan Sabha GeneralParliament /VidhanQuestions pertaining to AdministrationSabha QuestionsHaryana PoliceBranchPHQ/Unitsand all ordersmaintained as perPPR-22.74 (RegisterNo. t10 Years or 3 years afterthe final disposal ofappeal or final judgmentunder the normal courseof law whichever is later.3 years or 1 year afgtercompletion of audit,whichever is laterAdmitted & answereddiscussed questions areretained for 3 years andother i.e. disallowedlapsed or withdrawn for 1year. However casesgreat precedent referencevalue are retainedpermanently,
RIGHT TO INFORMATIONPART-7Particulars of any arrangement that exists for consultation with or representation by the members of thepublic in relation to the formulation of its policy of implementation[Section 4(1)(b)(vii)]No standard procedure. However most field officers consult the public especially in Law and Ordersituation.RIGHT TO INFORMATIONPART-8A statement of boards, council, committees and other b
[Section 4(1)(b)(iv)] Haryana Police functions primarily under the Police Act, 1861 and Haryana Police conducts its business under the Punjab Police Rules, 1934 as applicable to Haryana. Other rules are followed as prescribed by the State Government from time to time e.g. The Punjab Financial Rules, Civil Services Rules, Conduct Rules etc.
Courant’s nodal domain theorem can be found in Courant-Hilbert [10]. Bernard Hel er, Laboratoire de Math ematiques Jean Leray, Universit e de Nantes.On Courant’s nodal domain property for linear combinations of eigenfunctions (after P. B erard and B. Hel er). March 2019 Conference in honour of B.W. Schulze for his 75-th birthday.
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