Para 18 to 24 (Chapter II Reserve Inspectors and Reserve Sub-Inspectors) Uttar Pradesh Police Regulations
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The Reserve Inspector is the officer-in-charge of the reserve lines. He must tell off and inspect all guards and escorts required from the reserve lines and see that the officers in command are thoroughly acquainted with their duties. He shall parade any party of police about to be sent out of the district for special duty, and see that they are properly equipped and have sufficient kit with them. He shall see that the daily roll-call is held. He must see that the roster of duties (Form No. 97) is correctly maintained by company commanders for all officers and men of the armed police, and for such of the civil police as are posted in the reserve lines, and he is personally responsible that the duties of all men in the reserve are correctly and fairly distributed. He must write the first two columns of the roster in English, or have them written by a Reserve Sub-Inspector, and he must initial and date the roster daily. He must daily submit to the Superintendent a morning report in Form No. 30. He is entitled to an orderly peon, but not to a police orderly or to a guard on his house at night.
19. Responsibilities of Reserve Inspector regarding safe custody of arms, ammunition and stores.—
He is responsible for the safe custody of the clothing, accoutrements, arms, ammunition, tents and stores in the reserve, and for the correctness of the registers maintained for them.
20. Responsibilities of Reserve Inspector for the training of recruits.—
He is responsible for the training of recruits (see Chapter XXXVII) and for the instruction and exercise of the whole force in drill.
21. Duties of R.I. for weekly kit inspection and annual firing.—
He shall hold the weekly kit inspection, and be present at the firing of the annual musketry and revolver course on occasion when he is not relieved of these duties by the Superintendent, Assistant or Deputy Superintendent.
22. Inspection of all guards and sentries by R.I. at headquarters deputed from reserve lines.—
He shall occasionally visit by day and night all guards and sentries at headquarters deputed from the reserve lines, reporting such visits to the Superintendent on the same or the next day; he must daily visit the treasury magazine and lock-up guards, and enter a note of each such visit in the book provided for the purpose.
I. He shall command guards attending executions of capital sentences and should accompany European troops on the march when he can be spared. For his duties in these respects (see Rules for Guards and Escorfs).
23. Employment of R.I. to command escorts and guards on special occasions.—
He may be employed to command escorts and guards on special occasions, when his presence is considered necessary on account of the danger of a disturbance or the importance of the charge, or for ceremonial purposes. He may be entrusted for the maintenance of law and order or for administrative purposes, with any executive duties which the Superintendent thinks fit to assign to him. A European Inspector should be employed, if possible when action has to be takemagainst Europeans, and if, the circumstances of the case require his agency, when process have to be served on them, or communications made to them. European Inspectors may be directed to inyestigate cases in which Europeans are concerned, but should not be employed in other investigations except in every special circumstances.
24. Duties of Reserve Sub-Inspector (R.S.I.).—
The Reserve Sub-Inspector must give to the Reserve Inspector any assistance which the latter requires in the management of the reserve and may be told off by the Superintendent to command escorts and guards, to regular traffic, to maintain order at places of resort to patrol roads, to visit guards and sentries and to perform any of the duties mentioned in this chapter. The Superintendent may allow the Reserve Inspector to tell off the Reserve Sub-Inspector for duties.
