POLICE REFORMS
LOK SABHA
The Padmanabhaiah
Committee on Police Reforms had made about 240 recommendations
regarding various aspects of policing. Government had examined
all these recommendations. 23 recommendations regarding Review
of allocation of cadre policy, direct IPS officers to be given
charge of district, to post IAS/IPS as judicial magistrate, police
commissioners system in cities, divisions of NICFS, compulsory
retirement to those not empanelled as DIG, etc. have not been
accepted, after examination.
192 recommendations
pertaining to recruitment, training, reservation of posts, involvement
of public in crime prevention, commitment, recruitment of police
personnel, delegation of powers to lower ranks in police, revival
of beat system, rationalization of the recruitment of Constables
with 1:4 ratio, fixing the minimum qualification for recruitment
to Constables as 10+2 and maximum age limit as 20 years, assessment
of man-power, recruitment at the level of SI and DSP apart from
constables, etc. have been referred to State Governments for implementation.
The remaining 25
recommendations have been referred to the concerned Ministries/Departments
for necessary follow up action.
The Minister of State
for Home, Shri I.D. Swami said this in the Lok Sabha today.