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Section 10: Duties

MP Homegaurd Rule_1947State Rules of Madhya Pradesh · 1947

Subject to any general or special order of the District Magistrate, the Nagar-Sainik (Home Guards) called out under sub-rule (1) of Rule 9 may be required to perform al l or any of the following duties, —

(a) the prevention of commission of offences;

(b) the protection of l ife and property;

(c) collection and communication to the superior officer of information;

(d) the regulation of traffic;

(e) the suppression of disorder;

(f) to report the currency of false rumours and check i t ;

(g) the control and regulation of fairs and large assemblies;

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(h) to assist the regular f ire -fighting services in fighting fires result ing from rioting or sabotage;

( i) to render first -aid and to help in the removal of casualt ies under escort to hospital;

( j ) to combat subversive activit ies;

(k) generally to assist the police in the discharge of their lawful duties; and ( l) to perform such duties as may, in the event of a strike or general disorder, be assigned to a Nagar -Sainik (Home Guard) for the purpose of maintaining supplies and services which, in the opinion of the Provincial Government, are essential to the l ife of the community.

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ActMP Homegaurd Rule_1947
Section10
Marginal noteDuties
JurisdictionState of Madhya Pradesh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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