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Section 41: Social responsibilities of the police Every police officer shall

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

(a) behave with the members of the public with due courtesy and decorum, particularly so in dealing with senior citizens, women, persons with disabilities and children;

(b) guide and assist members of the public, particularly senior citizens, women, children, the poor and indigent and the physically or mentally challenged individuals, who are found in helpless condition on the streets or other public places or otherwise need help and protection;

(c) provide all requisite assistance to victims of crime and of road accidents, and in particular ensure that they are given prompt medical aid, irrespective of medico-legal formalities, and facilitate their compensation and other legal claims;

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(d) ensure that in all situations, especially during conflict between communities, classes, castes and political groups, the conduct of the police is always governed by the principles of impartiality and human rights norms, with special attention to protection of weaker sections including minorities;

(e) prevent harassment of women and children in public places and public transport, including stalking, making objectionable gestures, signs, remarks or harassment caused in any way;

(f) render all requisite assistance to the members of the public, particularly women, children, and the poor and indigent persons, against criminal exploitation by any person or organized group; and

(g) arrange for legally permissible sustenance and shelter to every person in custody and making known to all such persons provisions of legal aid schemes available from the Government and also inform the authorities concerned in this regard.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Mizoram Police Act, 2011
Section41
Marginal noteSocial responsibilities of the police Every police officer shall
JurisdictionState of Mizoram
StatusIn force as published by the source

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