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Rule 41 of RPF
Rules’1987
Powers and
Duties of Head Constables
He holds
responsibility:-
1. To maintain conduct and
discipline of staff working under his shift.
2. To inspect the staff at the
time of change of shift.
3. To maintain good turn out of
staff under his charge.
4. To convey information to his
supervisor about any occurrence in his beat, fire accident,
hooliganism, and criminal offence.
5. To supervise the staff under
his charge in respect of slackness in duty, neglect or absent for
duty.
6. To escort, patrols, pickets
when required as party-in-charge.
7. To maintain records and
registers at the gate of workshop.
Rule 41 of RPF
Rules’1987
Powers and
Duties of Constable
1.
To perform fix point/beat duty.
2. To escort cash, VIP etc.
3. To guard the railway materials
under his charge.
4. To carefully examine the locks
and seals of stores/shops/ depots/offices.
5. To keep close watch on the
activities of workers.
6. To prevent entry of
unauthorized persons in the shops/depots.
7. To vigilant and preventing
smoking which may be prohibited at such places.
8. To help the supervisor in
checking of all materials loaded on vehicles or otherwise passing
through the gates with gate passes.
9. To help in the personal search
of workers when they leave during recess hours and also at the close
of seat.
10. To patrol the yard inside the
store premises during day and night.
11. To supervise all shunting
operations.
12. To see that no material is
taken inside the stores unless covered by a voucher.
13. To see that no outsider with or
without a private vehicle is permitted inside unless covered by a
special permission.
14. Other duties as mentioned in
the Rule 41 of RPF Rules 1987 as amended from time to time
The procedure followed in the decision making
process, including channels of supervision and accountability
1. In respect
of crime matter concerned Inspector-in-Charge submits reports routed
through his officers and staff under his charge to Security
Commissioner through Crime Cell of Security Commissariat.
2. In respect discipline and
establishment reports submitted through office-superintendent routed
through concerned dealer/clerk.
3. Crime report put up before SC/ASC
by Divisional Inspector.
4. Discipline and establishment
etc. reports put up before SC/ASC by office-superintendent of Security
Office.
5. In respect of prosecution in
RP(UP) Act and Railway Act Cases, the cases are directly forwarded to
the concerned court by respective Post-in-Charges.
6. In the crime and professional
matters, the CSC/ER exercises superintendence and control over
Security commissariat of CLW; However in respect of the other matters
related to day to day performance of the Force, the Force works under
the general superintendence of the GM/CLW through the CEE/CLW
The norms set by Security Department for the
discharge of its functions
1. The duties and responsibilities
of the Superior officers, subordinate officers and constabulary are
well defined
2. The
guidelines in the office procedure are followed.
3. All the provisions of IPC, CrPC,
Indian Evidence Act, RPF Act, RP (UP) Act, Railways Act are followed
in letter and spirit.
4. In the DAR matters and matters
related to the conduct and performance of duties, the Provisions
contained in RPF rules and DG/RPF’s standing orders issued from time
to time are followed.
5. All the
statute books stated as above are kept in hand.
6. In other matters Railway board
orders and guidelines are followed. All such guidelines are preserved
in respective dealing files
The rules,
regulations, instructions, manuals and records held by Security
Department or under its control or used by its member of the Force
for discharging its functions.
1. RPF Act
1957 amended on 1987
2. RPF
Rules’1987
3. RP (UP)
Act’1966.
4. Railway
Act 1890 amended on 2004.
5. Standing
Orders issued by the DG/RPF from time to time.
6. Indian
Penal Code.
7. Criminal
Procedure Code.
8. Indian
Evidence Act
9. Other Acts
and Rules, the compliance of which is mandatory for an Armed Force of
the Union.
10. Relevant
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