GOVERNMENT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH POLICE DEPARTMENT NIGAM VIHAR, SHIMLA

GOVERNMENT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH POLICE DEPARTMENT NIGAM VIHAR, SHIMLA-171002 In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (b) of sub section (1) of section 4 of the Right to Information Act 2005 the Director General of Police, Himachal Pradesh is pleased to publish the records and other activities of the H.P., as under:- I. PARTICULARS OF ORGANIZATION, FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES:- The organization of the State Police is governed by chapter: 1 (1.1 to 1.13 ) of the Punjab Police rules as applicable to H.P. Duties and functions of the police are discharged as per HPR, Police Act, 2007 and other major and minor criminal laws. Organizational Set up ( May kindly see at the last page of this file ) a. State Cadre of IPS Officers: The cadre controlling authority of Indian Police Service Officers borne on the State of Himachal Pradesh is the Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India. However, the Hdqrs. division maintains necessary record of all officers and deals with proposals regarding the following: a. Human resource planning and projection of demand b. Preparation of select list for induction of State Police Service officers into IPS. c. Confirmation d. Transfers and postings e. Deputation to Govt of India/ other units and from others States/ Organizations f. Promotions to the rank of SPs/DIsG/IsGP/ADsGP/DGP g. Grant of Selection Grade. h. Preparation of Civil List. i. Suggestions regarding Amendments to the All India Service Rules. j. Preparation of periodic returns. k. Review of the IPS cadre RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 1 of 21

l. Review on completion of 30 years of service/ 50 years of age. m. Voluntary/ compulsory retirement n. Sanction/ permissions/ intimations under the All India Service Conduct Rules governing transactions of movable/ immovable properties/gifts etc o. Maintenance of ACR files p. Complaints against officers and departmental action. q. Representations concerning service matters r. Representations against adverse remarks in ACRs s. Sanctioning of leave and its record t. Grant of NOC to visit foreign countries. u. Leave encashment. b. Establishment matters pertaining to Cadre of Ministerial Staff: a. Recruitment in the rank of Peon, Clerk/ Steno-typist. b. Transfers/ postings and deputations c. Confirmations d. Seniority list of all ranks e. Promotions : i. Supdts Gr.I to Admn. Officers ii. PA to Pvt Secys iii. Sr.Scale Stenographers to PAs, iv. Clerks/ Jr.Asstts to Sr Asstts. v. Sr.Asstts to Supdt.Gr-II, vi. Supdt. Gr-II to Supdts Gr-I, vii. Jr.Scale Stenographers to Sr.Scale Stenographers viii. Steno typists to Jr.Scale stenographers, ix. Class-IV to Clerks xi. Daftries to Restorers, xii. Peons to Daftries/ Record-Keeper xiii. Placement of clerks as Jr.Asstt. f. Leave and leave encashment g. Assured career progression scheme h. Maintenance of ACRs i. Representations on matters of seniority/ pay fixation etc. j. Representations against adverse remarks in ACR RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 2 of 21

k. NOC for transactions relating to movable/immovable property and for issuance of passport. l. Continuance in service beyond 58 years. m. Special increments as per Govt instructions. n. Complaints o. Departmental action p. Voluntary retirements/ superannuation. q. Amendments of Himachal Pradesh Police Ministerial Staff service rules. c. Rewards/Awards : a. Nomination for gallantry medal, meritorious/ Distinguished medal. b. Appreciation letters to GOs c. Honorarium for Ministerial Staff. d. Deployment of police: a. Out of State deployment b. Deployment of Armed Battalions and district police within the State for major events/ law and order situations. c. Arrangements for visit of VVIPs i.e. President/ Prime Minister. e. Co-ordination a. Issues concerning reforms in Police b. Conferences of senior officers such as DGPs conference and CS/DGP s conferences. f. Misc: a. Reply to Assembly/ Parliament questions b. Posting of DAs/ ADAs in districts. c. Annual administrative reports. The ADG (Hdqrs) is the over all in charge of the PHQ Administration. He is assisted by one Inspector General of Police, (H.Q), Dy. Inspectors General of Police (Admn.) Asstt. Inspectors General of Police.(H) and one Section Officer who makes budgetary provisions of expenditure under different heads for each unit of the department. Police Headquarter is responsible for all types of central purchases and for procurement of various items such as cloth and readymade items for uniform, tents, RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 3 of 21

machinery and equipment, vehicles, acquisition of land for the construction of police houses and other buildings, minor works, hiring of buildings, purchase/ maintenance and repair of vehicles for police department, purchase of POL etc, and procurement of arms and ammunitions for the force. It also deals with the preparation of annual budget/ revised estimates, preparation of annual plan under the modernization of State police Forces and utilization of funds provided by the Govt of India, MHA/ State Govt. B. ARMED POLICE AND TRAINING (AP&T) This wing comprises of 1 HPAP Battalion, 6 India Reserve Battalions and 1 Training Centres (Recruits Training Centre & In- Service Promotion courses Centre) along with PTC (Police Training College at Daroh. All the Battalions of the Armed Police are headed by the Commandants and Police Training College is headed by an officer of the rank of Dy Inspector General of Police as Principal PTC. The AP&T Wing is headed by the rank of an Addl. Director General of Police. He is assisted by Inspector General of Police (AP&T),& Dy.Inspector General of Police(AP&T). Himachal Pradesh Institute of Police Studies (HPIPS) comes to in existence on 24-06- 2008 at Sakoh in Distt Kangra with its campuses at Daroh in Kangrra Distt and Jungle Beri in Hamirput Distt. This institute is headed by the rank of the Dy. Inspector General of Police. This institute will provide professional skill and impart knowledge in computers, motor driving, traffic management, internal security and how to respond in distress/disaster situations, training to different categories of police personnel. RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 4 of 21

The organizational structure of AP&T is depicted below:- ADGP AP&T IGP Armed Police IGP Training DIG** Armed Police DIG/SP* PTC DIG HP IPS/Acedamy CO 1 st Bn. Junga DY.SP Indoor CO 1 st IRBn Bangarh Outdoor CO 2 nd IRBn Sakoh,Dharamsha PTC Hdqrs. CO 3 rd IRBn Pahdoh CO 4 th IRBn Jangleberi CO 5 th IRBn Bassi (Mahila) CO 6 th IRBn Paonta Sahib RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 5 of 21

C. CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT (CID) This Criminal Investigation Department in the State is headed by ADGP(CID) who is assisted by other officers as shown below.:- ADGP CID IGP Intelligence IGP Crime DIG CID SP-CID Security SP-SB SP Crime SP Narcotics Security z SB CID D/Shala CID Mandi CID Shimla Crime SCRB Security Branch SPL. Branch CiD Unit Chamba CID Unit Mandi CID Unit Rohru PS CID SCRB C.E. Branch Esstt. Branch CID Unit Una CID Unit Kullu CID Unit Rampur Crime Branch FPB ATC Branch P.T.B. Section Unit D/Sala CID Unit L&S CID Unit Theog Dog Squad BDS Section CID Unit Hamirpur CID Unit Chopal MT Section CID Unit Bilaspur Store The main branches of the CID are:- 1. Crime Branch 2. Special Branch 3. Security Branch a. Counter Espionage Branch b. Anti-Terrorist Cell 4. SCRB Computer Cell RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 6 of 21

5. Control Room 1. Crime Branch: The Crime branch comprises of:- 1 Collection, compilation and tabulation of crime data. 2 Investigation of important cases 3 Preparation of replies to questions of the parliament, State legislature and other Commissions etc. Crime branch is organized in following branches which is supervised by SP/Crime 1 Crime Branch: 2 RW 3 CRO 4 Women Cell 5 SC&ST Cell 6 Investigation Section 7 SCRB Computer Cell The functions and duties of the Branches are as under: Crime Branch :- 1 Collection and tabulation of crime data and preparation of related reports. 2 Compilation of replies to Parliament/Assembly questions. 3 Litigation pertaining to criminal cases pending in Hon ble Supreme Court /High Court cases and dealing with references received from Director Prosecution, HP 4 Meeting and conferences of National/ Inter-state level. 5 Fortnightly/Monthly Crime report. 6 All Establishment matters pertaining to Crime Wing. 7 Interpol references. 8 Extradition/R.C.N. cases. 9 Cases against Travel Agents. 10 Fake currency cases. 11 Accidental Deaths & Suicide cases. 12 Monitoring of ISR/CSR of Distts. & R&T. 13 Forensic Science Laboratory RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 7 of 21

14 Misc. Genl. Subjects. 15 Enquiries and Investigations of complaints/cases. Investigation of Cases:- 1. Investigation/Inquiries cases and maintaining weekly record of all cases under investigation/enquiry. 2. Handling sanctions of prosecution. SC&ST Cell. i. Enquiry of complaints relating to SC&ST. ii. NHRC/HSHRC complaints. iii. Parliament/Assembly Questions. Women Cell. 3. All matters pertaining to Crime against Women and children. 4. Parliament/Assembly Questions. Special Staff. i. Enquiry of complaints and investigations. ii. Monitoring of reports from the field enquiries with regard to complaints received. 2. Special Branch:- This branch deals with the collection of all information related to political, social and institutional matters and apprise the State govt with the daily activities with in the state. 3. Security Branch: This branch watches matters of interest from the security point of view. Like VVIP Security matters etc. a) Counter Espionage Branch:- To deal with the cases of foreigners etc. b) Anti-Terrorist Branch :- To deal with the terrorist Cases in the state 4. SCRB Computer Branch:- This wing is responsible for the computerization of Crime and Criminal records. The SCRB computer Cell is also the nodal agency for the maintenance of the databases on different aspects of Crime and criminal information systems as below: I. Crime Criminal Information System (CCIS) : For maintenance of a data base of the State Crime Record Bureau and for integrating it with the National Crime Record Bureau. This database contains important information on criminals. II. CIPA Monitoring. RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 8 of 21

III. CCTNS Monitoring and implementation in the State. IV. TALASH : A database for generating important information for the following categories:- a) Wanted/ arrested persons b) Lost/Kidnapped persons c) Unidentified persons d) Unidentified dead bodies e) Deserters V. Motor Vehicles Information Systems (MVIS): To answer motor vehicle ownership queries. VI. Motor Vehicle Verification Counter: To issue NOC for of the ownership & of transfer of registration of vehicles VII. Property co-ordination system: To maintain/ generate information on property having unique identification number. For instance, lost/ recovered motor vehicles, lost/ recovered fire arms etc. VIII. Portrait Building System: For generating rough sketches of criminals on the basis of inputs provided by witnesses. IX. Crime in India: Annual Crime of the State is being computerized for the publication of Crime in India at National level. at NCRB X. Publication of CIA Gazette/Annual Crime Review XI. Monthly Crime Statistics: XII. Updating and up-keeping of HP Police Web Portal: 6. Control Room:- The CID control room is dealing with the information received from the various CID units functional in all the Distt. of the State. It is functioning round the clock. D. Traffic Tourist & Railways Wing ( TTR ): Consequent upon reorganization of Punjab State in 1966, the Narrow Gauges Railway track from Taksal near Kalka to Shimla extending up to 93 Km. was transferred to H.P. Railway Police w.e.f. 1-11-1966. Shimla Railway Station was then the only GRP out Post on this Railway Station under GRPS Kalka ( now (Haryana). In June 1971 the State Govt. upgraded the GRP OUT Post Shimla to a full-fledged Govt. Railway Police Station w.e.f. 1-6-1971 and the narrow gauge railway track from KM 3.4 (Near Kalka to KM 95.57 was also notified and included in the jurisdiction of this Railway Police Station, with three GRP Out Post at Kandaghat, Solan and Taksal which falls in the jurisdiction of Solan Distt. The post of now upgraded to Addl.SP is the supervisory Officer for the wing as well as of the RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 9 of 21

Railway Station Shimla for administrative purpose, the HP Railway Police is under the control of Asstt. Inspector General of Police Railway & Traffic with head quarter at Shimla and the HP Govt. has also sanctioned the post of DIG R&T from April 1987 to streamline the working of Railways as well as Traffic in the State. In the year 2007 the present Railways and Traffic (R&T) wing has been renamed Traffic, Tourist and Railways Police (TTR). 1. Role and duties of various wings of Traffic, Tourist and Railways:- Traffic management in H.P. is being looked after by the traffic staff at District HQs and the Police Station staff at other places. On account of the growth of population, increase in number of vehicles as well as tourist inflow, rapid industrialization and increasing number of accidents, the road traffic management has become an area of prime concern and it calls for serious efforts and strategy to deal with the matter. The various issues concerning the safe and smooth flow of traffic had been examined at length and the traffic wing of H.P. Police has been reorganized in order to equip it to cope with the new challenges. 2. Under the proposed reorganization which has been approved by Govt. the present Railways and Traffic (R&T) wing has been renamed Traffic, Tourist and Railways Police (TTR) and would function as Nodal agency for traffic management and tourist policing in addition to looking after the duties of Govt. Railways Police. 1. Organizational Chart of TT&R IGP TTR DIG TTR AIG TTR Addl. SP TTR GRPS Kangra GRPS Shimla OP GRP Una OP GRP Kandaghat RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 10 of 21

3. The strength of traffic Police in the districts has been augmented by providing District Reserves from Battalion. When the reserves are provided to the districts, equal number of police personnel of district executive police shall be provided to the district traffic police. District SPs will have Traffic and Tourist squads under them at District HQs, comprising 4 to 6 personnel headed by a non Gazetted Police officer. 4. As regards operation of the T.T.R. wing of H.P. Police, it shall henceforth be groomed as a specialized agency to deal with traffic regulation, management and enforcement. The officials selected to be assigned to traffic wing shall be imparted 1 weeks Orientation Training in Traffic and Tourist Police. During this orientation training, the Traffic Police officials shall also interact with officials from Tourism and Transport departments, so that they are well aware of the tourist policing and the matters affecting the transport department in the State. As a matter of policy, no Police official shall be deployed in the Traffic wing without undergoing the orientation training in Traffic and Tourist Police. 5. In order to ensure that the trained traffic Police officials have a reasonable stable stay, the tenure for traffic Police has been fixed at 2 years. No official assigned to TTR shall be transferred before completing the laid down tenure except on administrative grounds. The officials selected for Traffic and Tourist Police should be under 45 years of age, 10+2 pass with good conversational skills and should be tall and slim without paunches and preferably know driving. 6. The traffic and tourist Police shall have partnership with the Tourism and Transport departments to address common issues and problems. The traffic Police officials shall be specially oriented to the expectations of tourists visiting the State and render all possible help to the Tourism department. They will be professionally oriented to their duties and responsibilities at Shayata Kaksh established at important places in the State. 7. The traffic Police shall mainly concentrate on checking over speeding/rash and negligent driving, drunken driving, illegal parking in inhabited areas and unauthorized use of pressure horns and red lights/flag rods on vehicles. The stress would be on smooth and safe flow of traffic rather than on the number of traffic infringements detected and challaned or fine collected by way of compounding. RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 11 of 21

Government Railways Police: There are four Railway tracks in the jurisdiction of HP, out of which 2 are narrow gauge and 2 broad gauge Railway sections namely Kalka-Shimla [NG- 93 Kms ] Joginder Nagar-Pathankot [NG =153Kms] Pathankot-Jallandhar [Broad-gauge =12Kms portion in two stretches) ] and Una-Nangal- Churdu-Takrala [Broad-gauge = 28 Kms ] Railway sections fall in the jurisdiction of HP. The entire jurisdiction is divided in 2 GR Police Station viz. GRPS Shimla and GRPS Kangra. GRPS Shimla has one subordinate OP at Kandaghat where as GRPS Kangra has OP Una subordinate to it. The Govt. Railway Police is tasked with security of railway property, maintenance of law and order and prevention and detection of crime committed in Railways jurisdiction. E. HP Police Communication & Technical Services : - The HP Police Organization is functioning under the supervision of SP CTS who is assisted by an Addl.SP CTS and other officers as detailed in the chart below. Organisational Chart SP CTS Addl.SP CTS CTS CTS CTS CTS F. DISTRICT POLICE SET UP District Police reports to Director General of Police through Addl. Director General of Police, Law & Order and the main functions of the district police are as under:- 1. Prevention and detection of Crime : Preventive steps include beat patrolling, setting up of Nakas, gathering of intelligence and management of an effective control room. Detection of crime includes registration of an FIR, investigation, searches, seizures RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 12 of 21

and arrests (if any) followed by submission of final report in the trial court and subsequent follow up during prosecution. 2. To bring offenders to justice: 3. Maintenance of law and order: This includes security of threatened persons, security arrangements for important events such as festivals/ processions etc and security arrangements for the visits of VVIPs. It also includes tackling of law and order problems and public disruptions such as student unrest, labour problems and dharnas etc. An important aspect of urban policy is traffic regulation and management. During disasters, calamities and major accidents, the police is one of the primary agencies involved in relief and rescue activities. 1. Another major function of the police is the redressal of grievances of the public. This could be resolution of local disputes, family disputes, redressal of traffic problems etc. In addition, the district police also provides some citizens oriented services listed below: 1) Verification of applications for passport, 2) Police clearance certificates 3) Verification for Govt service 4) Verification for arms licenses. 5) Verification of convicts for parole 6) No objection certificate for registration of change in ownership of vehicles 7) Verification of tenants/servants etc 8) Verification/ inspection of licenses issued under the Arms Act, Excise Laws, Explosives Act and Petroleum Act. The district police set up is organized in the form of ranges headed by Range DIsG Ranges comprise of districts headed by Supdt. of Police. The districts are further divided into police sub-divisions comprising of police stations. Each police station is supervised by the Station House officer (SHO) who is generally of the rank of sub inspector and in some cases even of the rank of Inspector of Police. A police station may have one or more police posts (PPs). A sub division comprises of one or more police stations which are supervised by the Dy. Supdt of Police of the sub division. In addition to the Sub Divisional Police Officers, the district SP is also generally assisted by a Addl. Supdt. of Police and a Dy.Supdt. of Police (Hqrs). RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 13 of 21

I. RANK-WISE STRENGTH OF HIMACHAL PRADESH POLICE a). Sanctioned strength of IPS Officers:- Sl. No. Designation No. of Posts (1) Senior Post under the Government of Himachal Pradesh 49 1. Director General and Inspector General of Police 01 2. Addl. Director General of Police (SV&ACB) 01 3. Addl. Director General of Police, CID 01 4. Addl. Director General of Police, Law & Order 01 5. Addl. Director General of Police, Training & Armed Police 01 6. Inspector General of Police-CID 01 7. Inspector General of Police-(SV&ACB) 01 8. Inspector General of Police-Law & Order 01 9. Inspector General of Police-Intelligence 01 10. Inspector General of Police-Armed Police 01 11. Inspector General of Police-Police Academy, Training & Research 01 12. Inspector General of Police-Welfare & Admin. 01 13. Inspector General of Police-Ranges 03 14. Inspector General of Police-C&TS, Logistics 01 15. Principal PTC 01 16. Deputy Inspector General of Police- SV&ACB 01 17. Deputy Inspector General of Police-CID 01 18. Deputy Inspector General of Police-TT&R 01 19. Deputy Inspector General of Police-CID (Security) 01 20. Deputy Inspector General of Police-NCB (CID) 01 21. Deputy Inspector General of Police- Cyber Crime (CID) 01 22. Assistant Inspector General of Police-Hdqrs. 01 23. Superintendent of Police-CID/Crime Branch 01 24. Superintendent of Police-CID (Special Branch) 01 25. Superintendent of Police-SV&ACB, Zones 03 26. Superintendent of Police Kinnaur 01 27. Superintendent of Police Shimla 01 RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 14 of 21

28. Superintendent of Police Sirmaur 01 29. Superintendent of Police Solan 01 30. Superintendent of Police Chamba 01 31. Superintendent of Police Kangra 01 32. Superintendent of Police Una 01 33. Superintendent of Police Hamirpur 01 34. Superintendent of Police Mandi 01 35. Superintendent of Police Kullu 01 36. Superintendent of Police Bilaspur 01 37. Superintendent of Police Lahaul & Spiti 01 38. Superintendent of Police- District Baddi 01 39. Commandant Bn. Junga 01 40. Commandant 1 st IR Bn. Una 01 41. Commandant 2 nd IR Bn. Dharamshala 01 42. Commandant 3 rd IR Bn. Pandoh 01 43. Commandant 4 th IR Bn. Jungle beri Hamirpur 01 RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 15 of 21

44. Commandant 5 th IR Bn. Mahila Battalion Bassi, Bilaspur 01 45. Commandant 6 th IR Bn. Kolar, Distt. Sirmaur 01 (1) Total Senior Duty Posts 49 (2) Central Deputation Reserve @ 40% of Item 1 above 19 (3) State Deputation Reserve @ 25% of Item 1 above 12 (4) Training Reserve @ 3.5 % of Item 1 above 01 (5) Leave Reserve and Junior Posts Reserved @ 16.5 % of Item 1 08 (6) above Post to be filled in by promotion under Rule 9 of the IPS 27 (7) (Recruitment) Rules 1954 not exceeding 33 3 % of Item 1 2 3 & Post filled up by Direct Recruitment (Items 1+2+3+4+6-5) 62 Total Authorised Strength 89 b). Sanctioned strength of HPPS officers:- Sr. No. Designation of the Posts No. of Posts 1. Police Welfare Officer 01 2. Addl.S.P.(for Shimla-2, Dharamshala-2 & one each for Chamba, 12 Mandi, Bilaspur, Solan, Sirmour,Kullu, Hamirpur & Una Districts) 3. Addl.S.P(Traffic Tourism & Railways)&CID 02 4. Addl.Ss.P.( for 6 No. IRBNs) 13 5. Dy.S.P.(One each for all Districts.) 12 6. DY.S.P.(City), Shimla 01 7. S.D.P.Os (One each for Palampur, Sundernagar, Nalagarh, 26 Parwanoo, Baddi, Darlaghat, Nurpur,Paonta-Sahib, Rohru, Rampur, Jhakri, Chopal Anni, Dalhousie, Rajgarh, Dehra,, Salooni, Manali, Theog, Sarkaghat, Jawali, Amb, Ghumarwin, Barsar, Baijnath and Kaza 8. Dy.S.P. (CID)(Crime),Special Branch, SCRB(Computer),Kangra 05 and Mandi. 9. Dy.S.P. C.M.Security. 01 10. Dy.S.P.(PTC )Daroh. 03 11 Dy.Ss.P.( AV&ACB) 05 12. Dy.Ss.P.(Battalions)( 6 each for 6 No. IRBNs and HPAP Bns.) 36 13. Dy.S.P. for Anti-Corruption Units (One each for 10 Shimla,Mandi,Dharamshala,Solan,Hamirpur,Kullu,Chamba, Nahan, Una & Bilaspur). Total 127 Deputation reserve@ 12- ½ % 16 Leave Reserve @ 10% 13 Training Reserve @ 10% 13 Total Authorized Strength 169 RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 16 of 21

c) SANCTIONED STRENGTH OF HP POLICE DEPARTMENT FROM THE RANK OF INSPECTOR TO CONSTABLE IS AS UNDER: Sl. No. Name of district/ unit Inspr SI ASI HC Constable Total 1. Shimla 16 45 114 277 1334 1786*** 2. Solan 5 17 37 102 456 617 3. Police District Baddi 4 14 28 45 194 285 4. Sirmaur 6 18 49 115 476 664 5. Kinnaur 2 11 25 61 307 406 6. Bilaspur 8 21 46 98 436 609 7. Mandi 12 32 77 162 684 967 8. Kullu 6 28 38 85 319 476 9. L&S. 1 8 15 43 172 239 10. Hamirpur 7 16 36 69 274 402 11. Kangra 12 45 105 217 1008 1387 12. Chamba 11 13 64 102 497 687 13. Una 5 19 40 96 336 496 Total District Police 95 287 674 1472 6493* 9021 14. Ist HPAP Bn. Junga 9 25 19 158 541 752** 15. Ist IRBn. Bangarh 8 25 18 164 701 916 16. 2nd IRBn., D/Shala 8 25 18 164 701 916 17. 3rd IRBn., Pandoh 8 25 18 164 701 916 18. 4th IRB, Jangle Beri 8 25 18 164 701 916 19. 5th IRB, Bassi 8 25 18 164 701 916 20. 6th IRB 8 25 18 164 701 916 Total Armed Police 57 175 127 1142 4747 6248 21. State CID 32 77 54 119 251 533 22 PHQ - 1 1 2 8 12 23. SR - 0 0 1 3 4 24. NR - 0 0 1 3 4 25. CR - 0 0 1 3 4 26. FSL - 0 0 1 7 8 27 SV&ACB 53 39 9 35 143 279 28 TTR (R & T) 2 6 10 12 53 83 29. C&TS (Wireless) 19 65 212 36 131 463 30. PTC Daroh 4 12 13 22 46 97**** 31. AP&T Hdqrs. 0 0 1 2 5 8 32. Institute of Police Studies 4 10 12 17 33 76 Total Other Units 114 210 312 249 686 1571 GRAND TOTAL 266 672 1113 2863 11926 16840 RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 17 of 21

* Excluding 530 posts of Constables of district Police kept in abeyance by the Government of Himachal Pradesh vide letter No. Home (A) B (1)-5/2006, dated 4-5-2007. **Excluding 19 posts viz ASI=1, Head Const. =3 and Consts. =15 of Ist HP AP Bn. Junga transferred to PTC, Daroh vide H. P. Govt. letter No. Home (A) A (1)-4/2007, dated 24-7-2009. ***Excluding 6 posts viz Head Consts. =2 and Consts. = 4 of Distt. Shimla transferred to State CID Shimla vide PHQ Order Nos. P.I (5) CID Intelligence /08-4888 dated 2-1-2010 and P.II (9) Dr. Trf/07-08-17816, dated 21-04-2010. **** Including two posts viz SI (Mechanic) = 1 and Const. (Driver) = 1 temporary transferred form Central Police Workshop, Bharari (Shimla) to PTC Daroh vide order No. P. III (4) Misc./2006-5962, dated 17-04-2007. d) SANCTIONED STRENGTH OF MINISTERIAL STAFF (CLASS- I, II& III) & FUNCTIONAL STAFF ( CLASS-IV) IN POLICE DEPARTMENT. Sr.No. Rank Class of Post Sanctioned Strength Posted Strength Vacancy 1. IPS I 89 56 33 2. HPS I 169 151 18 3. GOs in CTS I 6 3 3 4. Admn. Officer I 1 0 1 5. Private Secretary I 2 2 0 6. Supdt. Grade-I I 8 8 0 7. Doctors I 9 3 6 8. Joint Director I 4 4 0 9. District Attorney I 4 4 0 10. Dy. District Attorney I 7 3 4 11. Asstt. Distt. Attorney I 7 6 1 12. Law Officer I 1 0 1 I Total G.Os. 307 240 67 1. Supdt. Grade-II II 19 17 2 2. Lecturers II 5 0 5 3. S.O. (Audit) II 5 4 1 II Total Class-II 29 21 8 EXECUTIVE FORCE 1 Inspectors III 259 223 36 2 Sub-Inspectors III 649 559 90 3 Asstt.Sub-Inspectors III 1100 1018 82 4 Head Constables III 2749 2577 172 RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 18 of 21

5 Constables III 11635 9743 1892 III Total 16392 14120 2272 MINISTERIAL STAFF 1. Personal Assistants III 2 2 0 2. Sr. Assistants III 81 79 2 3. Clerks III 134 103 31 4. Sr. Scale Stenographer III 14 14 0 5. Jr. Scale Stenographer III 10 9 1 6. Steno Typists III 75 38 37 7. Restorer III 2 1 1 8. Coaches III 3 0 3 9. Computer Science III 1 0 1 10. Forensic Assistant III 1 0 1 11. Electronic Technician III 1 0 1 12. Computer Instructor III 1 0 1 13. Librarian III 1 0 1 14. Pharmacist III 13 1 12 15. Nursing Assistant III 6 0 6 16. Foreman III 1 0 1 17. Electrician III 2 1 1 18. Fitter III 1 1 0 19. Mechanic III 1 0 1 20. Painter III 1 1 0 21. Welder III 1 1 0 22. Cook III 302 201 101 IV Total III 654 452 202 FOLLOWERS (CLASS-IV) 1. Sweeper IV 205 110 95 2. Mali IV 15 14 1 3. Syce IV 10 9 1 4. Painter IV 2 1 1 5. Tailor IV 10 6 4 6. Carpenter IV 14 6 8 7. Barber IV 67 43 24 8. Washermen IV 86 56 30 9. Water Carrier IV 160 112 48 10. Cobbler IV 16 11 5 11. Mason IV 4 2 2 12. Kennelmen IV 1 1 0 13. Chowkidar IV 2 2 0 14. Blacksmith IV 1 1 0 15. Plumber IV 2 2 0 16. Nursing Orderly IV 2 1 1 17. Khalasi IV 3 3 0 18. Ward Servant IV 2 2 0 19. Frash IV 2 1 1 20. Peon IV 33 33 0 21. Book Binder IV 3 0 3 RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 19 of 21

22. Daftari IV 3 3 0 23. Jamadar IV 1 1 0 V TOTAL CLASS-IV 644 420 224 TOTAL (I+II+III+IV+V) 18026 15253 2773 Whole Time Contingent paid, Daily Wagers, Part- Time IV 406 306 100 GRAND TOTAL 18432 15559 2873 Note: 448 Posts (Inspr. =7, SI = 23, ASI = 13, HC = 114 & Const. = 291) kept in abeyance vide HP Govt. Letter No. Home (A) (B) (1) 2009 dated 24-09-2010. RTI Proactive Disclosure 15-Sep-2012 Page 20 of 21

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