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CHAPTER 4TABLE 4.3 -- REPRESENTATION OF OTHER BACKWARD CLASSES (OBCs) VIS-A-VIS %age OFRESERVATION FOR (OBCs) APPROVED BY THE GOVT IN THE POLICE FORCE - AS ON 1.1.2011Sl.No.82States / UTs. Dy.S.P. INSP. S.I. A.S.I. H.Const. Const. TOTAL % of (9)to TotalPoliceForce% ofreservationof OBC% ofDifferencetoReservation(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)1 Andhra Pradesh 61 179 510 608 2131 16991 20480 15.62% 25.00% 9.38%2 Arunachal Pradesh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%3 Assam 0 170 1017 528 3297 15670 20682 33.28% 27.00% -6.28%4 Bihar 0 0 570 0 0 0 570 0.66% 18.00% 17.34%5 Chhattisgarh 22 22 119 182 612 3858 4815 9.47% 14.00% 4.53%6 Goa 12 9 30 7 242 978 1278 20.92% 19.50% -1.42%7 Gujarat NA 0 316 2398 2490 21387 26591 30.26% 27.00% -3.26%8 Haryana 11 174 298 510 1073 6085 8151 13.30% 27.00% 13.70%9 Himachal Pradesh 0 11 37 38 176 869 1131 6.58% 18.00% 11.42%10 Jammu & Kashmir 1 5 21 13 52 409 501 0.65% 2.00% 1.35%11 Jharkhand 14 54 358 464 796 5571 7257 9.94% 14.00% 4.06%12 Karnataka 325 821 1405 2522 13066 29727 47866 52.45% 33.00% -19.45%13 Kerala 74 135 584 556 3215 11455 16019 32.43% 40.00% 7.57%14 Madhya Pradesh 49 0 283 0 0 5106 5438 6.51% 14.00% 7.49%15 Maharashtra 0 59 2041 2663 6515 14899 26177 17.09% 19.00% 1.91%16 Manipur 0 2 15 14 21 652 704 2.27% 17.00% 14.73%17 Meghalaya 3 9 30 11 41 207 301 2.45% 0.00% -2.45%18 Mizoram 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%19 Nagaland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%20 Orissa 6 24 162 171 216 4162 4741 8.90% 11.25% 2.35%21 Punjab 0 164 334 795 4,244 10,444 15981 20.09% 12.00% -8.09%22 Rajasthan 131 271 330 171 320 7432 8655 10.88% 21.00% 10.12%23 Sikkim 15 26 74 54 220 755 1144 21.10% 14.00% -7.10%24 Tamil Nadu 469 1687 4329 0 45538 0 52023 43.19% 50.00% 6.81%25 Tripura 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%26 Uttar Pradesh 175 287 2272 0 3759 25737 32230 8.75% 27.00% 18.25%27 Uttarakhand 3 6 66 0 0 1441 1516 7.30% 14.00% 6.70%28 West Bengal 7 13 213 129 0 1609 1971 2.70% 7.00% 4.30%29 A&N Islands 0 0 11 0 0 327 338 7.65% 38.00% 30.35%30 Chandigarh 0 7 30 26 118 601 782 9.93% 27.00% 17.07%31 D&N Haveli 0 0 0 0 1 10 11 3.38% 5.00% 1.62%32 Daman & Diu 0 0 0 0 10 35 45 16.01% 27.00% 10.99%33 Delhi 7 0 547 17 1752 13611 15934 19.56% 27.00% 7.44%34 Lakshadweep 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0.57% 0.00% -0.57%35 Puducherry 0 0 15 0 0 500 515 13.07% 34.00% 20.93%All India 1,385 4,135 16,017 11,877 89,907 200,528 323,849 15.69%NA: Not Available
CHAPTER 5POLICE BUDGETExpenditure on States/UTs Police & Central Police ForcesState Wise <strong>Data</strong> on:• Police Expenditure• Training Expenditure• Modernization Grants• Housing ExpenditureLaw & Order and Police are state listsubjects as per division of subjects betweenthe Union & the States, under our constitution(Schedule-VII). Therefore, States are competentand responsible for maintenance of PoliceForce according to their requirement.This chapter attempts to provideinformation regarding the total Budget forStates, Expenditure of States/UTs Police Forces,,Police Training Expenditure, expenditure ofsome Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs)maintained by the Government of India,Modernization Grants made available to policeby the Central Government and the StateGovernments and Police Housing Expenditurealong with percentage level of satisfaction offamily accommodation.Police Expenditure as %age of TotalState Budget<strong>Data</strong> on total budget for States has beenreceived from 28 States/UTs only. Using thisdata Police Expenditure as percentage of StateBudget has been estimated for 28 states. Atnational level the trend for police expenditureas percentage of State Budget comes out tobe 4.76.Details are given in Table No. 5.1 (PageNo. 87)Expenditure on Central Armed PoliceForces (CAPFs)Central Armed Police Forces are raised andmaintained by the Ministry of Home Affairs,Government of India to perform duties likeguarding of International borders of the country,providing security to the vital installations andrendering need based assistance to the States/UTs for the maintenance of Law and Order andInternal Security. Railway Protection Force,maintained by the Ministry of Railways has alsobeen included in this category. Its role is limitedto providing security and maintenance of orderon Railways and their passengers/goods areasalong with the Government Railway Police(GRP) of the states as per defined demarcationof their role.<strong>Data</strong> on some Central Armed Police Forces(CAPFs) for the last 9 years i.e. from 2002-03 to2010-11, has been tabulated in Table No. 5.2(page No. 88).An analysis of data on CAPFs for last 4years as shown below, reveals an increase of98.4% in the expenditure of Central ArmedPolice Force (CAPFs) from Rs. 13838.61 croresin 2007-08 to 27453.61 crores in 2010-11 atall India level.The maximum increase of 182.3% wasobserved in National Security Guard (NSG)followed by (145.5%) in Railway ProtectionForce (RPF) and (132.7%) in Central IndustrialSecurity Force (CISF) during the last fouryears.CPFs 2007-08 2010-11 % hangeAssam Rifles 1546.50 2829.07 82.9%Border Security Force 3965.22 7366.87 85.8%Central Industrial SecurityForceCentral Reserve PoliceForce1376.23 3202.46 132.7%3917.45 7866.88 100.8%Indo-Tibetan Border Police 1004.55 1862.35 85.4%National SecurityGuard163.88 462.71 182.3%Railway Protection Force 904.39 2219.87 145.5%Sashtra Seema Bal 960.39 1643.40 71.1%Total 13838.61 27453.61 98.4%83
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