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CHAPTER 3State-wise details are given in Table – 3.2(Page No. 41)Total Police – Population RatioThe total Police – Population Ratio{total sanctioned number of police personnelavailable per lakh (one hundred thousand) ofstate population} has shown wide variationsacross the country. Sparsely populated Statesof Tripura (1224), Manipur (1147) and Mizoram(1112) have the maximum Police-PopulationRatio as compared to national average of174 police personnel per lakh (one hundredthousand) of population.However, more populous states haverelatively much less sanctioned strength ofpolice force than warranted by their totalpopulation i.e. West Bengal (81) Bihar (88),Madhya Pradesh (115) and Rajasthan (118)per one lakh of population. Details are givenin Table – 3.2 (Page No 41)Total Police – Area RatioAn important criteria for effective andefficient police working is the number ofpolicemen available per 100 sq. km. – popularlyknown as Police – Area Ratio.As expected smaller States/UTs havehigher police-area ratio than bigger States.Consequently for sanctioned strength themaximum number of policemen availableper 100 sq. kms. as on 01.01.2011 was inChandigarh (6906) followed by Delhi (5493)and Lakshadweep (1091).This ratio is minimum in ArunachalPradesh (14), Rajasthan (23) and MadhyaPradesh (27). Details are given in Table – 3.2.(Page No. 41)Rank wise Sanctioned Strength &Officers to Constabulary RatioIt is popularly known as teeth to tail ratio.It is an important indicator of the relativestrength between rank and officers of a force.It is also an important criteria for managementand planning for the correct composition of thePolice Force. Officers include Police Officers ofthe rank of Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) andabove and constabulary ranks include Headconstables and Constables only.YearASI &aboveH.C. &ConstablesRatioCivil Police 2,37,216 14,03,126 1:5.9Armed Police 32,802 3,91,226 1:11.9Total 2,70,26 17,94,352 1: 6.6This teeth to tail ratio as on 1.1.2011 forsanctioned strength of Civil Police was 1:5.9while, for Armed Police was 1:11.9 and fortotal (civil + armed) police forces it was 1:6.6Details are given in Table – 3.4. (Page No. 46)Strength of Women PoliceThere were 71,756 women policepersonnel as on 01.01.2011, showing a increaseof 5,603 (8.47%) women police personnel overthe strength of 66,153 as on 01.01.2010. AtStates/UTs level the maximum 11,590 womenpolice personnel were working in Tamil Nadualone, followed by 10,809 in Maharashtra and5,285 in Delhi. Details are given in Table – 3.7(Page No. 55)Strength of Civil & Armed Police inMetro citiesOut of all the metro cities in the countryas on 1.1.2011, 37 such cities are having PoliceCommissioner System. These 37 metro citieshave a total of 1,410 Police Stations. The rankwise strength of Civil Police personnel in allthese cities was 2,91,450 and that of ArmedPolice was 61,904 of 27 metro cities. Themaximum Civil Police strength 73,558 wasin Delhi followed by 47,170 in Mumbai cityand 18,745 in Kolkata. Maximum strength of38
CHAPTER 3Armed Police 9,340 was in Kolkata, followedby 7909 in Delhi and 4921 in Bangalore cities.The officers to constabulary ratio of Civil Policein total for all these metro cities works out tobe 1:4.7 as against All India average of 1:5.9.Details are given in Table – 3.12, 3.13 & 3.14.(Page No. 69,70 & 71)Strength of some Central Armed PoliceForces (CAPFs)Rankwise sanctioned & actual strength ofsome Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) havebeen compiled. The analysis of data shows thatthere were 16,687 Gazetted and 8,98,009 Non-Gazetted officers adding upto a total sanctionedstrength of 9,14,696 Police Personnel in theCAPFs in our country. However, the actualstrength was 12,492 of Gazetted and 7,86,618of non Gazetted officers (all ranks) adding up toa total of 7,99,110 police personnel availablein the CAPFs as on 1.1.2011. The maximumnumber of 2,52,831 police personnel wereavailable in the Central Reserve Police Force(CRPF) against the sanctioned strength of2,85,630 followed by 2,01,642 in the BorderSecurity Force (BSF) against the sanctionedstrength of 2,28,737 and 1,10,460 in theCentral Industrial Security Force (CISF) againstthe strength of 1,28,471. CRPF assists the StateGovernments in maintenance of law and orderand in the performance of various internalsecurity duties. BSF, ITBP, Assam Rifles & SSBare meant to guard our international bordersand for providing need based assistance to civiladministration in the maintenance of law andorder and internal security. Rankwise detailsof strength in CAPFs are given in Table – 3.15.(Page No. 72-76)YearTotal sanctioned and actual strengthof some CAPFsSanctionedActual2010 9,14,696 7,99,110<strong>Data</strong> on Actual Strength of Rank wiseWomen Police in Central Armed Police Forces(CAPFs) has also been compiled and tabulated.On analysis, it was observed that out of total14,386 Women Police, the highest number of4,850 (33.7%) women Police were available inCentral Industrial Security Force(CISF) followedby 4,797 (33.3%) in Central Reserve PoliceForce (CRPF). Details are given in Table 3.16(Page No. 77)39
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