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CHAPTER 4SCs/STs & OBCs IN STATES POLICE FORCEState Wise Basic Police <strong>Data</strong>• SCs/STs & OBCs in Police Forces• Percentage of SCs/STs & OBCs in PoliceForcesThe Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribesand other Backward Classes, the traditionalWeaker Sections, in India have been coveredby affirmative action to accelerate the processof their socio-economic upliftment.This chapter provides the informationabout State/UT wise data on rank wiserepresentation of Scheduled Castes (SCs),Scheduled Tribes (STs) and other BackwardClass (OBCs) in police force and their percentageshare to the total sanctioned strength of policeforce for individual states. Percentage ofreservation for scheduled castes, scheduledtribes and other Backward classes is differentfor each State. Consequently each figure for aparticular state should be looked against thispercentage to arrive at any conclusion.Strength of SCs, STs & OBCsAt national level, the total number ofmembers of scheduled caste in police forcewas 1,96,077 (from Deputy Superintendent ofPolice to Constable) accounting for 9.50% andthere were a total of 1,65,026 police personnelfrom scheduled tribes, constituting 7.99% ofthe total police force. At all India level therewere 3,23,849 number of police personnelfrom other Backward Class constituting 15.69%in the total police force as on 1.1.2011. Detailsare given in Tables No. – 4.1, 4.2 & 4.3 (PageNo. 80,81 & 82)Representation of Scheduled CastesAt States/UTs level percentage wise thehighest representation of scheduled casteswere 24.20% in Daman & Diu Police followedby 23.95% in Punjab and 16.88% in HimachalPradesh Police.The maximum of 14.20% gap (%agedifference to reservation) between theactual percentage of scheduled castes policepersonnel in State Police Force as against theprescribed percentage of reservation approvedfor them by the State Governments wasobserved in Uttar Pradesh followed by 13.85%in Bihar and 11.62% in West Bengal Police, asshown below :78
CHAPTER 4State% of Representation of SC in police forceas on 01.01.2011State GovtsApprovedPolicemenin-Service% DifferenceUttar Pradesh 21.00% 6.80% 14.20%Bihar 16.00% 2.15% 13.85%West Bengal 22.00% 10.38% 11.62%Representation of Scheduled TribesIn the case of scheduled tribes Nagalandhas the highest 95.33% representation inPolice Force followed by 88.72% in Mizoramand 66.60% in Meghalaya Police.The maximum gap (%age difference toreservation) between the total scheduledtribes police personnel actually in place in StatePolice Force and the percentage of reservationapproved for them by the State Governmentswas observed in Lakshadweep at 46.99%,followed by 26.58% in Arunachal Pradesh and18.40% in Meghalaya Police, as shown below:State% of Representation of ST in police forceas on 01.01.2011State GovtsApprovedPolicemenin-Service% DifferenceLakshadweep 100.00% 53.01% 46.99%Arunachal 80.00% 53.42% 26.58%PradeshMeghalaya 85.00% 66.60% 18.40%Representation of Other BackwardClassesIn the case of other Backward Classes, outof all States/UTs the highest representationsof 52.45% were in Karnataka Police followedby 43.19% in Tamil Nadu and 33.28% in AssamPolice Force.The maximum 30.35% gap (%agedifference to reservation) between the actualpercentage of Other Backward Classes policepersonnel in State Police Force as against theprescribed percentage of reservation approvedfor them by the State/UTs Government inUnion Territory of A & N Islands followed by20.93% in Puducherry and 18.25% in UttarPradesh Police as shown below:State% of Representation of OBC in police forceas on 01.01.2011State GovtsApprovedPolicemenin-Service% DifferenceA & N Island 38.00% 7.65% 30.35%Puducherry 34.00% 13.07% 20.93%Uttar Pradesh 27.00% 8.75% 18.25%79
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