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1 Hkkjr eas iqfyl laxbuksa ds vk dm+s rd Data on Police Organisations in India As on iqfyl vuqla/ku,oa fodkl C;wjks ubz fnyyh BUREAU OF POLICE RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT NEW DELHI

2 2 Note for readers This booklet contain informations from data received from various Police Forces. However, user is cautioned to exercise his discreation, judgement and verification about facts & figures BPR&D, New Delhi Published by : Bodh Raj Sharma, Joint Asstt. Director (Statistics) on behalf of BPR&D, Block No. 11, 3rd & 4th Floor, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi and designed by Caxton Press, New Delhi.

3 GRATITUDE Gratitude space All the power is within you; you can do anything and everything. Stand up and express the divinity with in you Swami Vivekananda BPR&D has been making efforts to promote Good Practices and Standards in the field of Police and Correctional Administration (Prisons) in the country. Data on Police Organizations in India is one of the many initiatives of the BPR&D to present to all the stakeholders in the Criminal Justice System in general and police officials in particular, such information that gives them access to and an insight into basic and vital statistics about police administration all over the country. It is a source of valuable data about Police in one place to be put to such diverse uses as planning for infrastructure building for police, undertaking research projects to reach at the root of various unusual trends, to use it as objective and empirical inputs for policy decisions respecting police and policing in the country etc. Publication of this edition of Data on Police Organizations has been the outcome of collaborative effort of the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Heads of CPFs, Director General/Inspector General of Police of all States and UTs, Director, NCRB and others, who not only furnished the requisite data pertaining to their States/UTs but also had it checked and rechecked as and when requested by the Bureau. Our sincere gratitude is due to all of them and their officers. The task of compiling and analyzing the data received from all States/UTs (except Bihar) and CPFs of the country is not only a very laborious exercise but also needs rich inputs of guidance from the senior officers of the Bureau in order to derive logical and intelligent inferences from the data so compiled and analyzed. My personal gratitude are due for the most valuable guidance of Shri P.Mukherjee, DG, Shri Rakesh Jaruhar, IG/Director, Shri P C Sabarwal, IG/Director, Shri R C Arora, IG/Director, who have been very indulgent with the statistical unit of Special Policing Division to bring the publication up to the desired quality. The change in get up and style of presentation of data in this edition is specially attributed to DG, BPR&D. Statistical Unit of the Bureau ably headed by Shri B.R. Sharma, Joint Asstt. Director with valuable contribution from, Smt. Uma Negi, Senior Investigator, Grade-I, Shri Harjeet Singh, PA, have really worked commendably to make this publication a reality. Shri A.K. Sood, AD (Admn) has been a valuable source of strength to this unit. Suitably abridged version of this publication shall also be available very shortly on our website (S.P.Vaid) IG/Director

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5 CONTENTS Data on Police Organizations in India Table No. Description Page No. Basic Police Data 1.1 Basic Police Data (State/UT-wise) Area and Projected Population (State/UT-wise) Population per Policeman / Comparative Area 14 of Responsibility / Transport Facility Per 100 Policemen. Police Administrative Offices 2.1 Number of Police Zones, Ranges, Districts, Sub-Divisions, Circles and Police Stations Number of Police Stations and Police- Posts (Rural and Urban) Number of Special Purpose Police Stations Number of Armed Police Battalions Women Police Stations and their Locations Cities with Police Commissioner System. 34 Police Strength and Ratio 3.1 Sanctioned and Actual Strength of Police Force Police - Population and Area Ratio (Sanctioned & Actual) Sanctioned and Actual Strength of Civil Police including District Armed Reserve Officers to Constabulary Ratio of Sanctioned and Actual Strength of 45 Civil Police including District Armed Reserve. 3.5 Sanctioned and Actual Strength of State Armed Police Sanctioned and Actual Strength of Total Police Force (Civil + Armed Police) Sanctioned and Actual Strength of Police Force in India (Rank-wise) Actual Strength of Women Police (Rank-wise) Actual Strength of Traffic Police (Rank-wise) Sanctioned and Actual Strength of Special Branch dealing with Intelligence Sanctioned and Actual Strength of CID of Crime Branch dealing with Investigation of Crime 3.12 Sanctioned and Actual Strength of Special Task Force to deal with insurgents/extremists/terrorists/organized criminal gangs 3.13 Sanctioned Strength of Civil Police in Metro Cities with Police Commissioner 69 System / Cities where population is more than 10 lakhs (One Million) (Rank-wise) Sanctioned Strength of Armed Police in Metro Cities with Police Commissioner 70 System/Cities where population is more than 10 lakhs (One Million) (Rank-wise) Officers to Constabulary Ratio of Civil Police in Metro Cities with Police 71 Commissioner System/Cities where population is more than 10 lakhs (One Million) Sanctioned & Actual Strength of Central Police Forces (CPFs) as on (Rank-wise) Actual Strength of Women Police in Central Police Forces (CPFs) 77 as on (Rank-wise). i

6 CONTENTS Table No. Description Page No. Representation of Scheduled Castes (SCs), Scheduled Tribes (STs) and Other Backward Classes (OBCs) in Police Force 4.1 Representation of Scheduled Castes (SCs) vis-à-vis %age of 80 Reservation for SCs Approved by the Government in the Police Force. 4.2 Representation of Scheduled Tribes (STs) vis-à-vis %age of 81 Reservation for STs Approved by the Government in the Police Force. 4.3 Representation of other Backward Class (OBC) vis-à-vis %age of 82 Reservation for OBC Approved by the Government in the Police Force. Police Budget 5.1 Total Budget for State, Police Expenditure and Expenditure on 87 Police Training for the Financial Year Expenditure of Central Police Forces from to Increase/Decrease in Total Police Expenditure and Training Expenditure 89 as compared to the Previous Year and percentage thereof. 5.4 Amount of Modernization Grant made available to the Police in Financial Year by the Central & State Governments and total amount utilized thereof. 5.5 Increase/Decrease in Police Housing Expenditure in as compared to & percentage Level of Satisfaction of Family Accommodation. Police Housing 6.1 Family Quarters Available for Gazetted Officers (GOs), Inspectors to 94 Assistant Sub-Inspector(ASI), Head Constables and Constables as on and Family Quarters Constructed during the year. 6.2 Police Housing Corporations Police Office Buildings operated from Government or Hired Buildings Police Communication 7.1 Number of Police Stations not having Telephones, Wireless Sets as on Website, Addresses and Fax Numbers of Police Departments and Central Police Organizations (CPOs). Police Recruitment and Training 8.1 Number of Police Personnel Recruited during 2006 & Number of Newly Recruited Police Personnel Trained during Number of Police Personnel given In-service Training during Data position relating to IPS officers as on Departmental Proceedings Against Policemen and Crime in India 9.1 Number of Departmental Proceedings Initiated and Disposed of against 111 Police personnel during Incidence & Rate of Total Cognizable Crimes (IPC) during Incidence & Rate of Total Cognizable Crimes Special and Local Laws - (SLL) in Disposal of Cases under the Indian Penal Code (IPC) by Courts During Disposal of Cases under Special and Local Laws (SLL) by Courts During Number of Exhibits Awaiting Examination in the State and 120 Regional Forensic Science Laboratories as on ii

7 CONTENTS Table No. Description Page No. Agitations 10.1 Number of Agitations during Number of Different Types of Agitations during Number of Different Types of Agitations during Details of Agitations during 2007 (State/UT-wise) Other Information of Interest 11.1 Police Medals for Gallantry awarded to police personnel of States/UTs/ 137 Central Police Organizations during Pay Scales from the rank of Constable to Deputy Superintendent of 138 Police in different states as on Terrorists/Extremists affected Police Districts during Number of Police Officers Transferred within less than one & two years in Number of Mobile Forensic Science Vans held by the State Police Forces Number of Computers available with the State Police Forces as on Number of Firearms Looted / Stolen from the Police / Police Stations during Number of Criminal Courts (State/UT-wise) 144 iii

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9 AT A GLANCE (As on ) CHAPTER 1 - BASIC POLICE DATA FOR THE COUNTRY Area (Sq. Kms.) 3,166,414 Population (Ist October ) in thousands 1,140,715 Sanctioned Civil Police Force 1,334,344 State Armed Police Force 411,871 Total State Police Force 1,746,215 Population per Policemen 653 Police Ratio per lakh (one hundred thousand) of population Police Ratio per hundred square kms. area Number of Police Stations 13,057 Number of Police -Posts 7,535 State Armed Police Battalions Coys. CHAPTER 2 - POLICE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE Number of : Police Zones 43 Police Ranges 167 Police Districts 672 Police Sub-Divisions 1,761 Police Circles 2,479 Police Stations 13,057 - Rural 8,290 - Urban 4,328 - Railway 439 Police-Posts 7,535 Cities with Police Commissionerates 34 v

10 AT A GLANCE (As on ) CHAPTER 3 - STATE POLICE STRENGTH AND RATIO Rank-wise Sanctioned Strength of Total Police Force (Civil Police + Armed Police) 1,746,215 - DGP/ Addl. DGP IGP DIG AIGP/SSP/SP 2,920 - Addl. SP/Dy. Commandant ASP/Dy. SP 11,078 - Inspector 28,324 - Sub-Inspector (SI) 96,078 - Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) 97,284 - Head Constables 276,971 - Constables 1,231,570 Officers to Constabulary Ratio - for Sanctioned Police Strength 1:5.5 - for Women Police strength 1:7.7 - for Civil Police in Metro cities 1:4.6 Actual Strength of Women Police 57,466 Police Stations in Metro Cities 1,242 Civil Police in Metro Cities 248,468 Armed Police in Metro Cities 67,613 Strength of Some CPFs (BSF, CRPF, CISF etc.) - Battalions Gazetted Officers 13,815 - Non- Gazetted Officers 807,087 vi

11 AT A GLANCE (As on ) CHAPTER 4 -REPRESENTATION OF SCS/STS/OBCS IN POLICE FORCE Number of : Scheduled Castes in Police 193,336 Scheduled Tribes in the Police 123,114 Other Backward Classes in the Police 206,946 Percentage of Total Police Force - Scheduled Castes 11.82% - Scheduled Tribes 7.78% - Other Backward Classes 16.76% CHAPTER 5 - POLICE BUDGET Total Expenditure during (Rs. in crores) State Police 26, Police Training Police Housing CPFs (BSF, CRPF, CISF etc.) 13, Training Expenditure as Percentage of Total Police Expenditure 1.57% Housing Expenditure as Percentage of Total Police Expenditure 3.28% Allocation of Modernization Grants : 1, Central Government State Governments Utilized for Modernization 1, Level of Satisfaction for Family Accommodation - Gazetted Officers (GOs) Upper subordinates Lower subordinates vii

12 AT A GLANCE (As on ) CHAPTER 6 - POLICE HOUSING Number of Family Quarters Available for - Gazetted Officers 8,727 - Inspectors to A.S.Is 55,275 - Head Constables & Constables 438,506 Police Housing Corporations of States 19 CHAPTER 7 - POLICE COMMUNICATION Number of Police Stations not having as on (i) Telephone 307 (ii) Wireless Sets 107 (iii) Neither Telephones nor Wireless Sets 164 State/UT -wise Website and Addresses of Police Departments and Central Police Organizations (CPOs) CHAPTER 8 - POLICE RECRUITMENT AND TRAINING Number of : Police Personnel Recruited in ,001 Newly Recruited Police Personnel Trained in ,663 Police Personnel Given In-service Training in ,606 viii

13 AT A GLANCE (As on ) CHAPTER 9 - DATA ON DEPARTMENTAL PROCEEDINGS AND CRIME CASES Number of Departmental Proceedings Initiated and disposed of in ,313 Incidence & Rate of Total Cognizable Crimes (IPC) during Incidence 1,989,673 - Rate of Crime (per one hundred Thousand of population) Incidence & Rate of Total Cognizable Crimes under Special and Local Laws (SLL) in Incidence 3,743,734 - Rate of Crime (per one hundred Thousand of population) Disposal of IPC Cases by Courts During Disposed off 1,025,689 - Pending 6,294,740 - Conviction rate 42.3% Disposal of SLL Cases by Courts During Disposed off 3,266,044 - Pending 5,021,849 - Conviction rate 83.8% Number of Exhibits awaiting Examination in the State and Regional FSLs As on ,037 CHAPTER 10 - AGITATIONS Number of : Total agitations during ,740 ix

14 AT A GLANCE (As on ) CHAPTER 11 - OTHER INFORMATION OF INTEREST Gallantry Medals awarded - President Police Medal for Gallantry 24 - Police Medal for Gallantry 239 Police Districts affected by Terrorists/Extremists 194 Mobile Forensic Science Vans 451 Computers available with Police 35,828 Firearms Looted / Stolen from Police/Police Stations 201 x

TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE OF INDIA PART II, SECTION-3, SUB-SECTION (i)

TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE OF INDIA PART II, SECTION-3, SUB-SECTION (i) GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF CIVIL AVIATION New Delhi, dated the 2015 NOTIFICATION G.S.R..In exercise of the powers conferred