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Section 118: Rights of the complainant

The Mizoram Police Act, 2011State Act of Mizoram · Act 3 of 2012

(1) The complainant may lodge his complaint relating to any “misconduct” or “serious misconduct” on the part of police personnel with either the departmental police authorities or with the Commission or the District Accountability Authority:

Provided that no complaint shall be entertained by the Commission or the District Authority if the subject matter of the complaint is being examined by any other commission, or any court.

(2) In cases where a complainant has lodged a complaint with the police authorities, he may inform the Commission or the District Accountability Authority at any stage of the departmental inquiry about any undue delay in the processing of the inquiry.

(3) The complainant shall have a right to be informed of the progress of the inquiry from time to time by the inquiring authority (the concerned police authority, Commission or the District Accountability Authority). Upon completion of inquiry or departmental proceedings, the complainant shall be informed of the conclusions of the same as well as the final action in the case at the earliest.

(4) The complainant may attend all hearings in an inquiry concerning his case. The complainant shall be informed of the date and place of each hearing.

(5) All hearings shall be conducted in a language intelligible to the complainant. In a case where hearings cannot be conducted in such a language, the services of an interpreter shall be requisitioned if the complainant so desires.

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(6) Where upon the completion of the departmental inquiry, the complainant is dissatisfied with the outcome of the inquiry on the grounds that the said inquiry violated the principles of natural justice, he may approach the Commission or the Authority for appropriate directions.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Mizoram Police Act, 2011
Section118
Marginal noteRights of the complainant
JurisdictionState of Mizoram
StatusIn force as published by the source

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