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Office of the Commissioner of Police, Mumbai - 1 Office of the Commissioner of Police, Mumbai - 1 - I N D E X Section 4(1)(b) I to XVII Topic B) Information given on topics Page No. Nos. The particulars of the Police Commissionerate organization, functions I 2 – 3 & duties II The Powers and duties of officers and employees 4 – 8 The procedure followed in decision-making process including channels of III 9 supervision and accountability. IV The norms set for the discharge of functions 10 The rules, regulations, instructions manuals and records held or used by V 11-13 employees for discharging their functions. VI A statement of categories and documents that are held or under control 14 The Particulars of any arrangement that exists for consultation with or VII representation by the members of the public in relation to the formulation 15 of policy or implementation thereof; A statement of the boards, councils, committees and bodies consisting of two or more persons constituted as its part for the purpose of its advice, VIII and as to whether meetings of those board, councils, committees and other 16 bodies are open to the public, or the minutes of such meetings are accessible for public; IX Directory of Mumbai Police Officials -2005. 17-23 The monthly remuneration received by each of the officers and X employees including the system of compensation as provided in the 24 regulations. The budget allocated to each agency, indicating the particulars of all plans 25-31 XI proposed, expenditures and reports of disbursements made; The manner of execution of subsidy programmes, including the amounts XII 32 allocated and the details of beneficiaries of such programmes; XIII Particulars of recipients of concessions, permits of authorizations 33-62 Details in respect of the information available to or held or reduced in an XIV 63 electronic form The particulars of facilities available to citizens for obtaining information, XV including the working hours of a library or reading room if maintained for 64 public use The names, designations and other particulars of the Public Information XVI 65-75 Officers XVII Such other information as may be prescribed 76 The names, designations and other particulars of the Public Information XVI 77-90 Offers (in Marathi) Office of the Commissioner of Police, Mumbai - 2 - 4(1)(B)(I) PARTICULARS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERATE ORGNIZATION, FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES 1) Name of the Office : Office of the Commissioner of Police, Mumbai 2) Address : D.N.Road, Opp. Crawford Market, Mumbai – 1. 3) Head of the Office : Every Dy. Commissioner is empowered to work as Head of the office 4) Govt. Deptt. : Police Department 5) Administrative Deptt. : Home Deptt. 6) Area : Greater Mumbai 7 Functions : As laid down below I) Particulars of organization, function and duties: - Commissioner of Police Mumbai is the Executive and Administrative Head of Mumbai Police Force. Under his command and control there are: 1. 05 Joint Commissioners of Police, 2. 12 Addl. Commissioners of Police, 3. 38 Deputy Commissioners of Police, 4. 129 Assistant Commissioners of Police, 5. 1000 Police Inspectors, 6. 837 Asstt. Police Inspectors, 7. 2970 Police sub Inspectors, 8. 3433 Asstt. Police sub Inspectors, 9. 8267 Police Head Constables, 10. 6255 Police Naiks , 11.18967 Police Constables. Apart from Police Officers and Men there is Ministerial staff also under his administrative command. Office of the Commissioner of Police, Mumbai - 3 - 4 (1) (b) (I) The Organization Chart of the Commissioner of Police, Mumbai Commissioner of Police Jt.C.P.(Adm) Jt.C.P.(L&O) Jt.C.P.(Crime)) Jt.C.P.(Traffic) Jt.C.P.(ATS) Addl.C.P. Addl.C.P. Addl.C.P. D.C.P D.C.P D.C.P Addl.Cs.P (AP) (S.B.) (P.& S.) (HQ) (Suburb (City) (Regions) D.C.P. AP.. ACP A.C.P D.C.P (Prot) A.C.P Naigaon All Zonal DCP (Adm) (west) (Central) DCsP (S.B-I.) ACP A.C.P A.C.P D.C.P .AP D.C.P DC.P. Tardeo (Mantralaya (Plng) (North) (East) All (S.B-II.) Divisional .Sec.) ACP Addl.C.P.-I Addl.C.P.-II D.C.P .AP ACsP A.Cs.P. (South) Tardeo D.C.P- I D.C.P -II ACP PIs of All (Inst) D.C.P .AP P.Stns Tardeo DCP(Nar)) DCP(Opr)- ACP(Adm) D.C.P (M.T) ACP Addl.C.P. Addl.C.P.(E.O.W.) D.C.P (W.) Cord (Crime) D.C.P (Detection.) D.C.P (EOW.) D.C.P D.C.P (H.Q.I) (H.Q.II) D.C.P (Detection-I.) A.Cs.P (EOW.I) ACsP A.C.P(EOW II) D.C.P (Enforcement) D.C.P (Preventive.) A.C.P(EOW III) D.C.P (STF) ACsP P Is Note: _ For further information please log on to www.mumbaipolice.org. Office of the Commissioner of Police, Mumbai - 4 - 4(1) (B) (II) THE POWERS & DUTIES OF OFFICERS & EMPLOYEES: POWERS OF COMMISIONER OF POLICE, MUMBAI: 1) THE ARMS ACT, 1959: 1. Grant or refusal of Arms license 2. Forfeiture of Arms and Ammunition 3. Sanction to prosecute for breach of section 3 4. Varying conditions of suspending or revoking a license 2) POWERS DELEGATED UNDER MAHARASHTRA CIVIL SERVICES RULES 3) THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE 1973 1. Arrest of persons for certain purposes 2. Dispersal of unlawful assembly 3. Maintenance of public order and tranquility 4. Removal of public nuisance 5. Prevention of commission of cognizable offenses 6. Keeping peace and good behaviour, obtaining security for 7. Search and seizure 4) THE EXPLOSIVES ACT -1884 AND RULES 1. Amendment of a license granted 2. Directions regarding disposal of explosives 3. Enquiry in to accidents 4. Grant of a license to import, manufacture, possess certain explosives 5. Grant of a permit to transport explosives 6. Grant of a permit to manufacture and possess fire-works. 7. Omission, addition or alteration in the conditions of a license. 8. Production of a license 9. Renewal of a license. 10. Search of a place, carriage or vessel where explosive is manufactured, possessed or sold. 11. Suspension or cancellation of a license 12. Issue of Temporary license 5) POWERS DELEGATED UNDER THE BOMBAY FINANCIAL RULES, 1959 AND GOVERNMENT ORDERS ON FINANACIAL MATTERS. 6) THE MOTOR VEHICLES ACT -1988 AND RULES 1. Hearing of Appeal 2. Obscuring of Traffic sign 7) THE POISONS ACT, 1919 AND RULES 1. Search Warrant: Issue of 2. Grant of license 3. Renewal of license 4. Revoking or cancellation of license Office of the Commissioner of Police, Mumbai - 5 - 8) POWERS UNDER THE BOMBAY POLICE ACT 1951 1. Issue of Premises License, Performance Licenses and Ticket Selling Licenses to all performances of public amusement and entertainment. 2. To extern / remove the person who is about to commit an offence 3. To extern / remove the person who is convicted of certain offences 4. Prevent carrying of dangerous weapons in public place. 5. Make rules for maintaining traffic and peace in public place. 9) THE IMMORAL TRAFFIC (PREVENTION) ACT-1956 1. Powers to notify the premises 2. Search without warrant 3. Removal of person from brothel. 10) THE CABLE TELEVISION NETWORKS (REGULATION) ACT -1995 1. Powers to seize equipment 2. Powers to prohibit transmission of certain programmes in public interest 11) THE COPY RIGHT ACT- 1957 1. Power to seize infringing copies 12) THE TRADE MARKS ACT – 1995 1. Powers of search and seizure 13) THE MAHARASHTRA POLICE MANUAL 1999 VOLUME-I, II, III 14) THE BOMBAY PREVENTION OF BEGGING ACT, 1959 1. Taking of finger or palm impressions 15) THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS ACT, 1890 1. Destruction of an animal 2. Prescribing of scales of rates for transport, treatment feeding, etc 3. Issue of search warrant 16) THE BOMBAY PREVENTION OF GAMBLING ACT, 1887 1.Issue of special warrant or order in writing to raid a common gaming house. 17) PREVENTIVE DETENTION i) MPDA Act-1981:- To detain dangerous persons, drug offenders, slumlords whose activities are prejudicial to the maintenance of public order. ii) NATIONAL SECURITY ACT 1980:- To detain persons whose activities are prejudicial to the defence or security of the Nation iii) PREVENTION OF BLACK MARKETING AND MAINTENCE OF SUPPLIES OF ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES ACT: Office of the Commissioner of Police, Mumbai - 6 - To detain persons whose activities are prejudicial to the maintenance of supplies of commodities essential to the community. 18) BOMBAY CINEMA (REGULATION) ACT-1953:- To issue and renew licenses to cinema halls. 19) THE POWERS DELEGATED UNDER THE BOMBAY PUBLIC CONVEYANCES ACT, 1920 20) THE MAHARASHTRA CONTROL OF ORGNIZED CRIME ACT- 1999 i) Issue sanction to record offence under the Act. ii) Appoint Investigating Officer of the rank of Asstt. Commissioners of Police to investigate offences relating to organized crime. iii) Issue sanction to prosecute accused arrested under the Act. 21) MENTAL HEALTH ACT – 1987 To take into protection persons who are mentally ill and incapable taking care of themselves or are dangerous by reason of mental illness. Office of the Commissioner of Police, Mumbai - 7 - 4(1) (B) (II) 1) DUTIES OF COMMISSIONER OF POLICE – The Commissioner of police is responsible for the direction, and supervision of the Mumbai police force. It is his duty to decide or to advice the Director General and Inspector General of Police or Government on all larger problems especially those of general policy connected with personnel, their training and equipment, supplies and stores, financial provision required for the maintenance of the force and the powers and duties of the various grades of officers, to take rules and orders for the guidance of officers on all such matters and to keep in touch by inspection with the requirements of efficiency in the matters relating to maintenance of law and order and prevention and detection of crime.
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