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(MPF). • Construction of Fortified Police Stations in Left Wing Extremist Activities of the Branch in Brief 1. Processing all financial proposals – both Plan and Non Plan – of all the Directorates under the Home Department, namely West Bengal Police Directorate (WBPD), Kolkata Police Directorate (KPD), State Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) and Directorate of Security, for administrative approval and sanction. 2. Monitoring of the following Centrally Assisted Schemes. Modernization of Police Forces (MPF). Construction of Fortified Police Stations in Left Wing Extremist (LWE) Areas. Special Infrastructure Scheme (SIS). Security Related Expenditure in LWE Areas (SRE). 13thFinance Commission Schemes. Strengthening of Anti Human Trafficking Units (AHTU). Central Scheme of Compensation of Civilians Victims ofTerrorist/LWE/Communal Violence. 3. Monitoring of the following Schemes of the State Government. Construction Projects under State Plan. Modernization Projects under State Plan. Reorganization of the Forensic Science Laboratory of the State. PRATYASHA. Police Model School. Counter-Insurgency and Training (CIAT) School. All other Compensation Schemes. REPORT OF THE POLICE MODERNIZATION BRANCH FOR 2014 - 2015 Plan Expenditure during 2014-15: at a Glance Name of Scheme Fund Released by Fund Released by Percentage of Finance Deptt. Home Department Release Core Plan Rs. 55,56,99,040 Rs. 43,17,53,520 77.70 MPF Rs. 94,01,69,150 Rs. 90,85,51,980 96.64 13th Finance Comsn. Rs. 30,87,25,000 Rs.10,00,00,000 32.39 1 Plan Expenditure Highlights Scheme Head Fund Release by Fund Release by Percentage F.D. Home of Release Construction/Modernization Rs. 50,80,00,000 Rs. 50,69,87,560 99.80 of Police Stations (WBP) Major Works for West Rs. 15,00,56,470 Rs. 15,00,56,470 100 Bengal Police Major Works for Kolkata Rs. 10,14,32,670 Rs.9,58,15,600 94.46 Police MPF Major Works (State Rs. 9,52,65,760 Rs. 9,52,65,760 100 Share) MPF Motor Vehicles for Rs. 7,34,84,600 Rs. 7,34,84,600 100 WBP (State Share) MPF Equipments for WBP Rs. 6,89,82,930 Rs. 6,60,90,930 95.81 (Central Share) MPF Equipments for KP Rs. 6,23,02,590 Rs. 6,09,93,630 97.90 (State Share) Major Works for Forensic Rs. 5,39,14,000 Rs. 5,39,14,000 100 Science Laboratory, WB Share Capital Contribution Rs. 5,07,95,900 Rs. 5,07,95,900 100 to WBPHCL MPF Equipments for KP Rs. 4,54,90,120 Rs. 3,63,77,620 79.97 (Central Share) Ongoing Projects of Police Rs. 3,75,00,000 Rs. 3,08,57,400 82.29 Housing Construction MPF Motor Vehicles for KP Rs. 2,85,86,120 Rs. 2,85,86,120 100 (State Share) MPF Motor Vehicles for Rs. 1,69,39,570 Rs. 1,69,39,570 100 WBP (Central Share) MPF Motor Vehicles for KP Rs. 96,10,910 Rs. 96,10,910 100 (Central Share) CENTRALLY ASSISTED SCHEMES Modernization of Police Forces Fund assistance has been provided so far for Construction Projects to add to Police Infrastructure; procurement of Weapons, Motor Vehicles and Equipments for better performance of the Police Force. Ratio of budgetary support towards approved State Annual Action Plan (SAP) has varied over the years. Till 2011-12, 75% funds of the approved projects used to be provided by the Government of India (GOI) through its Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA). From 2012- 13, GOI contribution has been reduced to 60%. From 2015-16, 2 State specific Plan assistance in this Scheme is likely to be stopped. As of now, full utilization of Central Share of funds has been made till SAP year 2010-11. Utilization of Central funds for the SAP year 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14 is being made with implementation of various approved projects.During 2014-15,a total amount of Rs. 90.85 crore was sanctioned for execution of diverse MPF projects (including those taken up exclusively as an initiative of theState Government). With this fund, construction work was initiated for 57 projects; procurement of 356 Police vehicles was sanctioned; and procurement proposals of a number of security, traffic and telecom equipments, and weaponry were sanctioned. Special Infrastructure Scheme During 2009-2011, Rs. 20.05 crore was provided by GOI for special construction projects to be taken up in LWE areas of PaschimMedinipur, Bankura and Purulia districts. Out of the 40 projects taken up with the funds provided, 23projects have been completed so far. Problems of finding appropriate agencies for undertaking the construction work of the remaining projects prompted this Department to strengthen the West Bengal Police Housing Corporation Limited [now renamed as the ‘West Bengal Police Housing & Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited’ (WBPHIDCL)], which has now been entrusted to execute 16 projects.PWD is on its way to complete the remaining one project at Kalaimudi Camp in PaschimMedinipur.As the Central funding of this Scheme is now stopped, it has been planned to finish the projects with State Plan funds. Construction of Fortified Police Stations in LWE Areas Approval of GOI was given for construction of 18 fortified Police Stations [@Rs.2 crore for each Police Station] in the three districts of PaschimMedinipur, Bankura and Purulia. Central Fund sharing pattern of the Schemeis 80%. WBPHIDCL is the Executing Agency for this Scheme. During 2014-15, 16 projects were completed, 1 3 is nearing completion (in Simlapal) whereas construction work of Gopiballavpur Police Station has just commenced. Security Related Expenditure It is a fully reimbursable Scheme of the GOI regarding Security Related Expenditure in areas where Left Wing Extremists have been, or are, active[expenditure relating to construction of camps, logistic arrangements for Central Paramilitary Forces deployed in those areas, training and ammunitions for the security forces, community policing activities, rehabilitation of surrendered LWEs, providing insurance cover to police personnel deployed in the areas, publicity materials for disseminating information about various welfare and development schemes undertaken by the Government, payment of compensation to civilian/police victims of LWE attacks etc.]. During 2014-15, an amount of Rs. 31.173 crore was spent under this Scheme. Finance Commission Schemes Out of the grants of the 13th Finance Commission, the following projects were taken up: (1) construction of residential quarters for lower/upper subordinate police personnel of West Bengal Police; (2) purchase of ready-built flats for lower subordinate police personnel of Kolkata Police; (3) construction of Police Training Academy for Kolkata Police at Dumurjala in Howrah, (4) of Police Training School for West Bengal Police at Salua in PaschimMedinipur, and (5) of Subsidiary Training Centre for West Bengal Police at Barjora in Bankura. Work has been completed for the projects mentioned at first and last. Anti Human Trafficking Units Central fund was provided and utilized for strengthening of Anti Human Trafficking Units in 6 districts of the State and the AHTU at CID (Headquarters), BhabaniBhaban. The following six districts were benefited: Malda, Nadia, North 24-parganas, South 24- Parganas,Murshidabad and Jalpaiguri. Fund was provided and 4 utilized for procurement of one four wheel operational vehicle; six motor-cycles; one land-line phone with Broadband connection; four mobile phones; two digital cameras; and some office furniture for each of the AHTU. Central Compensation Scheme for Civilian Victims This scheme has been operational since 2009 (from a fixed date) on reimbursable basis. Rs. 3 lakh are provided as compensation to Civilian victims of lethal attacks by Left Wing Extremists or terrorists, and to such victims of communal riots.During 2014-15, reimbursement was received from the Government of India for compensation given by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of the State to the next of kin of 132 victims earlier in PaschimMedinipur. It may be noted that such victims of LWE attacks also receive a further compensation of Rs. 1 lakh under SRE scheme mentioned above. SCHEMES OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT Construction & Modernization Projects under State Plan (1) For administrative convenience, a decision has been taken to merge the Kolkata Police Housing & Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited with the West Bengal Police Housing & Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited. The strengthened WBPHIDCL has been entrusted with the work of drawing up Model Plans for building various Police infrastructural facilities – including new Police Station buildings - in the districts where such facilities are lacking (e.g. PurbaMedinipur, Jhargram Police district) or require upgradation, and in the Police Commissionerates of Bidhannagar, Howrah and Barrackpore. Model Plans designed by the WBPHIDCL for the following has already been approved: 3 types of Police Station buildings in Rural, Semi- urban and Urban areas; Police Lines with all essential offices and barracks; Residential Quarters for Commissioner/ SP/Additional SP etc. 5 (2) During 2014-15, work of construction of new Police Station buildings was undertaken based on availability of land and priority fixed by the Director General & Inspector General of Policeexclusively with State Plan funds.As on 31 March 2015, sanction of Rs. 39.05 crore was given for start of construction work by the WBPHIDCL for 32 new Police Station buildings in 15 districts. (3) No Central Share was released for procurement of vehicles, equipments or weapons for projects approved under MPF State Action Plan for the year 2013-14. So, during 2014-15, the State Government spent the full amount of Rs. 8.1 crore for procurement of 50 and 146 operational vehicles for the Kolkata Police and the West Bengal Police, respectively. Reorganization of the Forensic Science Laboratory, West Bengal In order to revamp the set up of the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) of the State, the following steps were taken during 2014-15: (I) as no suitable person could be found for the post of Director, FSL, a retired IPS officer of the rank of Inspector General of Police was posted as Officer-on-Special-Duty & Ex-officio Administrator, FSL, in order to restore discipline in running the day to day administration of the institute.
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