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Section 14: Duties and responsibilities of Community Liasioning Group

Rajasthan Police Rules, 2008State Rules of Rajasthan · 2007

The Community Liasioning Group and its members shall,-

(a) assist police in improving police community relationship;

(b) bring before; officer incharge of police station, police related problems faced by people and assist in finding the solution;

(c) help police in apprehending offenders and in crime prevention measures;

(d) organize public awareness programmes;

(e) it provide assistance to police in collection of criminal intelligence;

(f) bring to the notice of the beat constable or the officer incharge of police station any development which is likely to have an impact on public peace;

(g) apprise them is conduct of any police officer to his superiors within their area;

(h) assist the police in maintaining communal harmony and law and order;

(i) provide assistance to police during communal tension, religious festivals, processions, rallies, natural disasters, and in any other situation as and when required to do so;

(j) keep secrecy of communication and information as and when required to do so; and

(k) not interfere in the investigation of cases and in the normal police functioning.

Where this provision sits

ActRajasthan Police Rules, 2008
Section14
Marginal noteDuties and responsibilities of Community Liasioning Group
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

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