The Home Department of Bihar Government has taken a big decision to streamline the police system of the state. The government has completely clarified the scope of work of Rural SPs posted in 11 districts including Gaya, Bhagalpur and Muzaffarpur. Now these officers have been told in writing which police stations and sub-divisions will come under their jurisdiction. After this new order, crime control and law and order management in rural areas will accelerate.
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Rural SP area fixed in these 11 districts
According to the notification issued by the Home Department, now the number of police stations and the scope of SDPO have been decided for these posts created in the year 2022. From this it has become clear how many police stations the Rural SP of which district has to monitor. You can know the condition of your district in the list given below:
District SDPO and number of area police stations
Gaya
Neemchak Bathani, Tikari, Imamganj, Sherghati-1, Sherghati-2 around 33
Rohtas
Sasaram Headquarters, Kochas-2, Dehri-2, Bikramganj 28
Muzaffarpur
East-1, East-2, Saraiya 24
Bettiah
Sadar-2, Narkatiaganj 21
Darbhanga
Benipur, Biraul, Sadar-2 19
Bhagalpur
Kahalgaon-1, Kahalgaon-2, Law and Order DSP 18
Purnia
Bayasi, Banmankhi, Dhamdaha 18
Saran
Marhaura-1, Marhaura-2, Sonpur 18
Munger
Sadar, Tarapur, Haveli Kharagpur 12
Begusarai
Manjaul, Bakhri, Ballia 11
Saharsa
Simri Bakhtiyarpur 9
Rural SP got the power to suspend
The government has not only divided the areas, but has also given concrete powers to the rural SPs to work. Now the rural SP will be able to take direct action against the policemen committing misconduct in their area. According to the new rules:
Rural SP can suspend officers up to the rank of Inspector and Sub-Inspector under his jurisdiction. They have to monitor crime register, daily reports and patrol charts for crime control. For taking action against any police line personnel, they will have to consult the District SP. It will be mandatory for them to participate in the weekly police parade and ‘Police Sabha’.
This decision will have a direct impact on the general public. Earlier, the District SP had the burden of the entire district, due to which there was delay in hearing in rural areas. Now, since the rural SP has separate responsibility, the police will quickly reach the villages on incidents like land disputes, theft and fighting. It is also a matter of relief for Biharis living in Gulf countries or outside that now a dedicated senior officer will be present for the security of their village house.
