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Section 19: Tenure of office of certain police officers on field duties

The Rajasthan Police Act 2007State Act of Rajasthan · Act 14 of 2007

(1) A police officer posted as an officer in-charge of a Police Station or as an officer in- charge of a Crime Investigation Unit shall have a minimum tenure of two years.

(2) Notwithstanding anything in sub-section (1), any officer referred to in that sub-section may be transferred from his post before the expiry of the said tenure, consequent upon-

(a) his promotion to a higher post;

(b) his superannuation; (c) his conviction by the court;

(d) charges having been framed against his by the court in a criminal offence;

(e) his punishment of dismissal, removal, discharge or compulsory retirement from service or of reduction to a lower rank, awarded under the rules relating to disciplinary action applicable to him;

(f) his suspension from service in accordance with the provisions of the rules referred to in clause (e);

(g) his incapacity in the discharge of functions and duties due to physical or mental illness:

(h) for filling up a vacancy;

(i) his own request; or

(j) an administrative exigency which shall be recorded in writing.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Rajasthan Police Act 2007
Section19
Marginal noteTenure of office of certain police officers on field duties
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

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