Manipur Police

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Manipur Police
Manipur Police Logo (India).svg
Jurisdictional structure
Operations jurisdictionManipur, India
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Map of Manipur Police's jurisdiction
Legal jurisdictionState of Manipur
General nature
Operational structure
Overseen byHome Office, Government of Manipur
HeadquartersState Police Headquarters
Agency executive
  • Rajiv Singh, Director General of Police-Manipur State (DGP)
Parent agencyHome Office, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of Manipur
Website
www.manipurpolice.gov.in

The Manipur Police is the law enforcement agency for the state of Manipur in India.

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Organizational structure

Manipur Police comes under direct control of Department of Home Affairs, Government of Manipur. The Manipur Police is headed by Director General of Police (DGP) Rajiv Singh. [1]

Organisation

The Manipur Police has nine operational groups under the three main departments.

———==Police ranks==

The Manipur Police maintains the following ranks:

  1. Director General of Police
  2. Additional Director General of Police
  3. Inspector General of Police
  4. Deputy Inspector General of Police
  5. Superintendent of Police
  6. Additional Superintendent of Police
  7. Deputy Superintendent of Police
  8. Police Inspector
  9. Police Sub Inspector
  10. Assistant Police Sub Inspector
  11. Head Constable
  12. Police constable

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Insignia of Manipur Police (State Police)

Indian State Police gazetted officer rank insignia [2]
Insignia SP State Police.png Assistant Superintendent of Police.png Deupty Superintendent of Police.png
Rank Superintendent of police Additional superintendent of police Deputy superintendent of police
AbbreviationSPAddl.SPDSP/Dy.SP
  • Note: Gazetted officers belonging to Indian State Police Services lie between ranks DSP and SP.
  • Officers usually undergo training at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy are awarded IPS to attain assistant SP rank (1 year of service) but this varies from state to state.

Non-gazetted officers

Indian Police non-gazetted officers rank insignia [3] [4]
Insignia Police Inspector insignia.png Assistant Police Inspector.png Police Sub-Inspector.png Assistant Sub-Inspector.png Head Constable.png Police Head Constable.png Police Naik.png Senior Police Constable.png No insignia
Rank Inspector Assistant inspector [lower-alpha 1] Sub-inspector Assistant sub-inspector Head constable [lower-alpha 2] Police naik [lower-alpha 3] Police constable
AbbreviationINSP/PIAPISIASIHCSCPC
  • Note: Colour pattern and size of chevrons may vary according to the different rules of several distinct Indian State Police services.

Notes

  1. This rank exists only in the Maharashtra Police.
  2. Shoulder insignia rank only used in the Maharashtra Police.
  3. This rank is also known as senior constable, constable grade-I, and exists only in some state police forces.

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