UP Police Regs 58Chapter 5 · Sub-Inspectors and Subordinate Officers of the Civil Police
Section 58 · Paragraph 55. Head Constable (Chief Constable) of the Police Station
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The Station Clerk (Moharrir), Head Constable, is the office clerk, record keeper, and accountant of the police station. His duties include:
(1) Writing the General Diary and First Information Reports of crimes (see paragraphs 294 to 296 and 98, 99, and 102).
(2) Maintaining the cash (Police Form No. 224) and other account books in English and Hindi, and being responsible, along with the Officer-in-Charge, for the safe custody of all government money and valuable property in the account.
(3) Bringing to the Officer-in-Charge's attention every morning every order pending execution.
(4) Recording the attendance of village watchmen on their boards when they conduct periodic visits and making entries in their books when required.
(5) Read aloud to constables the notifications in the Police Gazette and the Criminal Intelligence Gazette and such other papers as the Officer-in-Charge may select.
(6) Compile statements, pay slips and pay abstracts, prepare registers, and perform other clerical duties as may be assigned to him by the Officer-in-Charge.
(7) Maintain all books and records.
(8) Perform the duties described in paragraph 51 except (4) where there is no second officer.
(9) If specifically authorized to do so by the Superintendent, conduct death inquests under Section 174 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973.
(1) Writing the General Diary and First Information Reports of crimes (see paragraphs 294 to 296 and 98, 99, and 102).
(2) Maintaining the cash (Police Form No. 224) and other account books in English and Hindi, and being responsible, along with the Officer-in-Charge, for the safe custody of all government money and valuable property in the account.
(3) Bringing to the Officer-in-Charge's attention every morning every order pending execution.
(4) Recording the attendance of village watchmen on their boards when they conduct periodic visits and making entries in their books when required.
(5) Read aloud to constables the notifications in the Police Gazette and the Criminal Intelligence Gazette and such other papers as the Officer-in-Charge may select.
(6) Compile statements, pay slips and pay abstracts, prepare registers, and perform other clerical duties as may be assigned to him by the Officer-in-Charge.
(7) Maintain all books and records.
(8) Perform the duties described in paragraph 51 except (4) where there is no second officer.
(9) If specifically authorized to do so by the Superintendent, conduct death inquests under Section 174 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973.
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