- Joined
- Aug 13, 2016
- Messages
- 2,076
- Likes
- 4,006
is there any pic of the New uniforms
Indian Police Force
- Thread starter bhramos
- Start date
Mikesingh
Professional
- Joined
- Sep 7, 2015
- Messages
- 7,353
- Likes
- 30,450
I agree! Blue would have looked better...
Women police patrols in Rajasthan have blue uniform as shown below, similar to the attire of various American police forces like NYPD and the LAPD, and are fully equipped with arms, security equipment, first aid and other amenities besides motorcycles for patrolling the city....
- Joined
- Jun 5, 2017
- Messages
- 16,330
- Likes
- 70,174
Interesting can u please shed some more light on this.
- Joined
- Aug 13, 2016
- Messages
- 2,076
- Likes
- 4,006
here is my Idea for the Force
The Indian Federal police service will be uniformed federal police force in India It will be subordinate to the Federal Home Ministry as homeland security shall be put in the concurrent list of duties the IFPS shall be governed under a new statute that shall be issued by the government under due course and with proper consultation
Providing the federal government's mobile response force in internal security events,
Providing transportation security at international airports and on the Indian railways
Provides counter-terrorism forces (NSG)
Provides air (or sky) marshals.
Document adviser for airlines around the world
Shall provide in-house security for Indian embassies internationally
It is one of several civil organizations providing rescue helicopter service.
The IFPS can also be used to reinforce state police if requested to do so by a state government. The IFPS will maintain these reserve forces to deal with major demonstrations, disturbances or emergencies to supplement the capabilities of the State Operational Support Units. Several highly trained detachments are available for crisis situations requiring armored cars, water cannon or other special equipment.
Regimental organization Indian Federal Police service
1st battalion
2nd Battalion,
3rd Battalion,
4th Battalion,
5th Battalion,
6th Battalion,
7th Battalion
8th Battalion
9th Battalion
10th Battalion
11th battalion
12th battalion
13th battalion
14th battalion
15th Battalion,
16th Battalion,
17th Battalion,
18th Battalion,
19th Battalion,
20th Battalion
21th Battalion
22nd Battalion
23rd Battalion
24th battalion
25th battalion
26th battalion
27th Battalion
28th battalion
29th battalion
30th battalion
31st battalion
32nd Battalion,
33rd Battalion,
34th Battalion,
35th Battalion,
36th Battalion,
37th Battalion
38th Battalion
39th Battalion
40th Battalion
Indian Federal Criminal Police service
The IFCPS will be the criminal investigation branch of the IFPS and shall be organized as such and shall absorb the functions of the INA and the CBI
Forensic Identification Service
Instrument Technology
Document Examination
Counterfeit Analysis
Firearms Technology
Electronics Technology
Information Technology
Communications
Computer systems development
Telecommunications
Crime Branch
Cyber Cell
Commando Force
Detection Unit
Anti-Terrorist Squad
Law and Order
Administration
Social Service Cell
Narcotics Cell
Wireless Cell
Armed Police
Anti-Extortion Cell
Modus Operandi Bureau
Missing Persons Bureau
Special Branch
Intelligence Unit
Protection & Security
Riot Control
Economic Offenses Wing
Juvenile AID Protection Unit
Quick Response Team
Embassy Protection wing
The EPW of the IFPS shall provide in house security detail to Indian Diplomatic missions around the world and shall be organized as such
Force Group
1st battalion
2nd Battalion,
3rd Battalion,
4th Battalion,
5th Battalion,
6th Battalion,
7th Battalion
8th Battalion
WSG (Wing support group)
Electronics Technology
Information Technology
Communications
Computer systems development
Telecommunications
Crime Branch
Indian National Highway patrol
With an extensive highway network the Indian National Highway patrol shall be responsible for the maintained of law and order on the Highway and will be a subordinate under the federal police and shall be organized as such
Professional Standards and Ethics Division
Office of Community Outreach & Media Relations
Northern Division
Valley Division
Central Division
Southern Division
Border Division
Coastal Division
Inland Division
Protective Services Division
Office of Air Operations
State Security Division
Assistant Commissioner, Staff Operations -
Office of Employee Safety and Assistance
Administrative Services Division
Enforcement & Planning Division
Information Management Division
Special Counsel to the Commissioner
Indian Maritime Police service
As India is a peninsular country the IFPS will have responsibility for the maritime over watch of state water ways
The Marine Region comprises a Regional Headquarters and two sea Districts.
The Region comprises:
Operations Formation is responsible for all operational matters at Regional level, including:
Regional Crime Units investigating crimes and syndicated illegal immigration by sea;
RCCC;
Logistics Unit;
Small Boat Division.
Administration Formation is responsible for general administration; personnel and establishment matters.
Support Formation is responsible for:
Management of the launch acquisition programmers;
Training and assessment of Marine police personnel in navigation, seamanship, engineering and safety; and
Selection and acquisition of specialist equipment.
Core property strategy in Marine Region
SAR Wing
The Search and rescue wing of the IFPS will be organized under an officer of ACP rank
And he will be in overall command of the force he will be assisted by 6 zonal Circle CI’s
The Northern Zonal HQ - Delhi
No. 422 Squadron IFPSAR
No. 423 Squadron IFPSAR
No. 424 Squadron IFPSAR
The North-Central Zonal -Kutch
No. 425 Squadron IFPSAR
No. 426 Squadron IFPSAR
No. 427 Squadron IFPSAR
The North-Eastern Zonal - -Dispur
No. 428 Squadron IFPSAR
No. 429 Squadron IFPSAR
No. 430 Squadron IFPSAR
The Eastern Zonal -Kolkata
No. 431 Squadron IFPSAR
No. 432 Squadron IFPSAR
The Western Zonal -punji
103 Searches and Rescue Squadron,
413 Transports and Rescue Squadron,
The Southern Zonal -Cochin
424 Transports and Rescue Squadron,
435 Transports and Rescue Squadron,
442 Transports and Rescue Squadron,
Support Squadrons SAR:
417 Combat Support Squadron,
439 Combat Support Squadron,
444 Combat Support Squadron,
No. 80 Combat Support Squadron IFPSAR
No. 127 Combat Support Squadron IFPSAR
No. 274 Combat Support Squadron IFPSAR
No. 335 Combat Support Squadron IFPSAR
• State Operational Support Units
The SOSU will be the Antiriot component of the Federal Police and shall back up state police departments on request from the state governments
It will be headed by an officer of Inspector General of Police Assisted by 6 ACP's
The Northern Zonal HQ - Delhi
1st SOSU
Headquarters section
Four alert companies:
One mechanized company in wheeled armored personnel carriers
Three motorized companies in trucks
Support Company
Headquarters and staff company with:
Signals platoon
Engineer platoon
Chemical platoon
Reconnaissance platoon
Transport platoon
Supply platoon
Control section
Medical section
The North-Central Zonal -Kutch
2nd SOSU
Headquarters section
Four alert companies:
One mechanized company in wheeled armored personnel carriers
Three motorized companies in trucks
Support Company
Headquarters and staff company with:
Signals platoon
Engineer platoon
Chemical platoon
Reconnaissance platoon
Transport platoon
Supply platoon
Control section
Medical section
The North-Eastern Zonal - -Dispur
3rd SOSU
Headquarters section
Four alert companies:
One mechanized company in wheeled armored personnel carriers
Three motorized companies in trucks
Support battalion
Headquarters and staff company with:
Signals platoon
Engineer platoon
Chemical platoon
Reconnaissance platoon
Transport platoon
Supply platoon
Control section
Medical section
The Eastern Zonal -Kolkata
4th SOSU
Headquarters section
Four alert companies:
One mechanized company in wheeled armored personnel carriers
Three motorized companies in trucks
Support battalion
Headquarters and staff company with:
Signals platoon
Engineer platoon
Chemical platoon
Reconnaissance platoon
Transport platoon
Supply platoon
Control section
Medical section
The Southern Zonal -Cochin
5th SOSU
Headquarters section
Four alert companies:
One mechanized company in wheeled armored personnel carriers
Three motorized companies in trucks
Support battalion
Headquarters and staff company with:
Signals platoon
Engineer platoon
Chemical platoon
Reconnaissance platoon
Transport platoon
Supply platoon
Control section
Medical section
Support Battalion SOSU:
Electronics Technology
Information Technology
Communications
Computer systems development
Telecommunications
Cyber Cell
The Indian Federal police service will be uniformed federal police force in India It will be subordinate to the Federal Home Ministry as homeland security shall be put in the concurrent list of duties the IFPS shall be governed under a new statute that shall be issued by the government under due course and with proper consultation
Providing the federal government's mobile response force in internal security events,
Providing transportation security at international airports and on the Indian railways
Provides counter-terrorism forces (NSG)
Provides air (or sky) marshals.
Document adviser for airlines around the world
Shall provide in-house security for Indian embassies internationally
It is one of several civil organizations providing rescue helicopter service.
The IFPS can also be used to reinforce state police if requested to do so by a state government. The IFPS will maintain these reserve forces to deal with major demonstrations, disturbances or emergencies to supplement the capabilities of the State Operational Support Units. Several highly trained detachments are available for crisis situations requiring armored cars, water cannon or other special equipment.
Regimental organization Indian Federal Police service
1st battalion
2nd Battalion,
3rd Battalion,
4th Battalion,
5th Battalion,
6th Battalion,
7th Battalion
8th Battalion
9th Battalion
10th Battalion
11th battalion
12th battalion
13th battalion
14th battalion
15th Battalion,
16th Battalion,
17th Battalion,
18th Battalion,
19th Battalion,
20th Battalion
21th Battalion
22nd Battalion
23rd Battalion
24th battalion
25th battalion
26th battalion
27th Battalion
28th battalion
29th battalion
30th battalion
31st battalion
32nd Battalion,
33rd Battalion,
34th Battalion,
35th Battalion,
36th Battalion,
37th Battalion
38th Battalion
39th Battalion
40th Battalion
Indian Federal Criminal Police service
The IFCPS will be the criminal investigation branch of the IFPS and shall be organized as such and shall absorb the functions of the INA and the CBI
Forensic Identification Service
Instrument Technology
Document Examination
Counterfeit Analysis
Firearms Technology
Electronics Technology
Information Technology
Communications
Computer systems development
Telecommunications
Crime Branch
Cyber Cell
Commando Force
Detection Unit
Anti-Terrorist Squad
Law and Order
Administration
Social Service Cell
Narcotics Cell
Wireless Cell
Armed Police
Anti-Extortion Cell
Modus Operandi Bureau
Missing Persons Bureau
Special Branch
Intelligence Unit
Protection & Security
Riot Control
Economic Offenses Wing
Juvenile AID Protection Unit
Quick Response Team
Embassy Protection wing
The EPW of the IFPS shall provide in house security detail to Indian Diplomatic missions around the world and shall be organized as such
Force Group
1st battalion
2nd Battalion,
3rd Battalion,
4th Battalion,
5th Battalion,
6th Battalion,
7th Battalion
8th Battalion
WSG (Wing support group)
Electronics Technology
Information Technology
Communications
Computer systems development
Telecommunications
Crime Branch
Indian National Highway patrol
With an extensive highway network the Indian National Highway patrol shall be responsible for the maintained of law and order on the Highway and will be a subordinate under the federal police and shall be organized as such
Professional Standards and Ethics Division
Office of Community Outreach & Media Relations
Northern Division
Valley Division
Central Division
Southern Division
Border Division
Coastal Division
Inland Division
Protective Services Division
Office of Air Operations
State Security Division
Assistant Commissioner, Staff Operations -
Office of Employee Safety and Assistance
Administrative Services Division
Enforcement & Planning Division
Information Management Division
Special Counsel to the Commissioner
Indian Maritime Police service
As India is a peninsular country the IFPS will have responsibility for the maritime over watch of state water ways
The Marine Region comprises a Regional Headquarters and two sea Districts.
The Region comprises:
Operations Formation is responsible for all operational matters at Regional level, including:
Regional Crime Units investigating crimes and syndicated illegal immigration by sea;
RCCC;
Logistics Unit;
Small Boat Division.
Administration Formation is responsible for general administration; personnel and establishment matters.
Support Formation is responsible for:
Management of the launch acquisition programmers;
Training and assessment of Marine police personnel in navigation, seamanship, engineering and safety; and
Selection and acquisition of specialist equipment.
Core property strategy in Marine Region
SAR Wing
The Search and rescue wing of the IFPS will be organized under an officer of ACP rank
And he will be in overall command of the force he will be assisted by 6 zonal Circle CI’s
The Northern Zonal HQ - Delhi
No. 422 Squadron IFPSAR
No. 423 Squadron IFPSAR
No. 424 Squadron IFPSAR
The North-Central Zonal -Kutch
No. 425 Squadron IFPSAR
No. 426 Squadron IFPSAR
No. 427 Squadron IFPSAR
The North-Eastern Zonal - -Dispur
No. 428 Squadron IFPSAR
No. 429 Squadron IFPSAR
No. 430 Squadron IFPSAR
The Eastern Zonal -Kolkata
No. 431 Squadron IFPSAR
No. 432 Squadron IFPSAR
The Western Zonal -punji
103 Searches and Rescue Squadron,
413 Transports and Rescue Squadron,
The Southern Zonal -Cochin
424 Transports and Rescue Squadron,
435 Transports and Rescue Squadron,
442 Transports and Rescue Squadron,
Support Squadrons SAR:
417 Combat Support Squadron,
439 Combat Support Squadron,
444 Combat Support Squadron,
No. 80 Combat Support Squadron IFPSAR
No. 127 Combat Support Squadron IFPSAR
No. 274 Combat Support Squadron IFPSAR
No. 335 Combat Support Squadron IFPSAR
• State Operational Support Units
The SOSU will be the Antiriot component of the Federal Police and shall back up state police departments on request from the state governments
It will be headed by an officer of Inspector General of Police Assisted by 6 ACP's
The Northern Zonal HQ - Delhi
1st SOSU
Headquarters section
Four alert companies:
One mechanized company in wheeled armored personnel carriers
Three motorized companies in trucks
Support Company
Headquarters and staff company with:
Signals platoon
Engineer platoon
Chemical platoon
Reconnaissance platoon
Transport platoon
Supply platoon
Control section
Medical section
The North-Central Zonal -Kutch
2nd SOSU
Headquarters section
Four alert companies:
One mechanized company in wheeled armored personnel carriers
Three motorized companies in trucks
Support Company
Headquarters and staff company with:
Signals platoon
Engineer platoon
Chemical platoon
Reconnaissance platoon
Transport platoon
Supply platoon
Control section
Medical section
The North-Eastern Zonal - -Dispur
3rd SOSU
Headquarters section
Four alert companies:
One mechanized company in wheeled armored personnel carriers
Three motorized companies in trucks
Support battalion
Headquarters and staff company with:
Signals platoon
Engineer platoon
Chemical platoon
Reconnaissance platoon
Transport platoon
Supply platoon
Control section
Medical section
The Eastern Zonal -Kolkata
4th SOSU
Headquarters section
Four alert companies:
One mechanized company in wheeled armored personnel carriers
Three motorized companies in trucks
Support battalion
Headquarters and staff company with:
Signals platoon
Engineer platoon
Chemical platoon
Reconnaissance platoon
Transport platoon
Supply platoon
Control section
Medical section
The Southern Zonal -Cochin
5th SOSU
Headquarters section
Four alert companies:
One mechanized company in wheeled armored personnel carriers
Three motorized companies in trucks
Support battalion
Headquarters and staff company with:
Signals platoon
Engineer platoon
Chemical platoon
Reconnaissance platoon
Transport platoon
Supply platoon
Control section
Medical section
Support Battalion SOSU:
Electronics Technology
Information Technology
Communications
Computer systems development
Telecommunications
Cyber Cell
- Joined
- Aug 13, 2016
- Messages
- 2,076
- Likes
- 4,006
as of now
The State List or List-II is a list of 61 items (Initially there were 66 items in the list) in Schedule Seven to the Constitution of India. The legislative section is divided into three lists: Union List, State List and Concurrent List.
if item 1 which is Public order (but not including the use of any naval, military or air force or any other armed force of the Union or of any other force subject to the control of the Union or of any contingent or unit thereof in aid of the civil power). is transferred to the concurrent list then this can be used as a loop hole for establishing the IFPS and not only that it can also closely sensitize the union government to the issues of the states face in law and order
Bhai please read one of my comments on a separate forum, the NIA originally was envisaged as a federal law enforcement organisation which could neutralise terrorists and organised crime elements anywhere in India, the original NIA bill drafted during the NDA I's period had these provisions and LK Advani would have seen to it that the bill would have been passed, future plans were to amalgamate the NIA with the IB. Unfortunately NDA I was voted out of power in 2004. Thereafter the UPA wanted to replicate a similar model by establishing the NCTC, but even the NCTC could never see the light of the day. Hence here we have an MHA as an impotent ministry which does not have the wherewithal to neutralise anti-national elements through the organisations under its control.
- Joined
- Aug 13, 2016
- Messages
- 2,076
- Likes
- 4,006
Actually our Homeland security model is flawed and outdated if you ask me the ministry of home affairs has many overlapping functions with that of the Ministry Of Defence so why not merge the two and create a single defence and Homeland security ministry this will end the duplication of many similar functions of the two Ministries I also think where we need Tu try hard unified border forces have a single border force will cut down on the Logistics and other issues
sthf
Senior Member
- Joined
- Nov 21, 2016
- Messages
- 2,271
- Likes
- 5,327
- Joined
- Jul 12, 2014
- Messages
- 31,926
- Likes
- 148,106
MHA Is giving thousands of crores to states as part of modernisation funds.
In this case since centre is paying for it, MHA has a say in certain aspects of modernisation.
sthf
Senior Member
- Joined
- Nov 21, 2016
- Messages
- 2,271
- Likes
- 5,327
That makes sense. If left to the whims of megalomaniacs like Mayawati or Mamta, your humble thulla would never graduate from a 100cc bike and a lathi.
- Joined
- Jan 30, 2015
- Messages
- 5,005
- Likes
- 8,881
Blue will be nice. Navy blue.
Oh boy my 30 charaters
- Joined
- Sep 18, 2009
- Messages
- 9,080
- Likes
- 40,077
Yuck, that looks like private security used by banks. When Telangana state formed, and AP Police split to form Telangana State Police, there was a proposal by the newly-elected legislature that their uniforms will be made up of shades of blue, just like NYPD, to match the swanky new Toyota Innova police cruisers that were inducted just months after state formation. The new uniform proposal was quickly shot down by the DGP, his reasons were that any non-Khaki uniform looks too much like private-security, and doesn't instill fear or a sense of safety that the public associates with the police.
- Joined
- Jul 12, 2014
- Messages
- 31,926
- Likes
- 148,106
One of the other reasons khakhi is preferred is because those uniforms are not washed regularly. Sometimes they are worn for a week without washing for ranks below dy.SP ..
Any other colour uniform will look bad beyond the second day.
Khakhi will have to stay..
Any other colour uniform will look bad beyond the second day.
Khakhi will have to stay..
prohumanity
Senior Member
- Joined
- Sep 2, 2013
- Messages
- 1,290
- Likes
- 1,362
I can live Khaki or any other color uniform. What bothers me is the Big Belly of Indian Policemen. Why most of them are 6 month pregnant ? (LOL)
Seriously, Indian Policemen need a lot of lentils (Daal), Yogurt (Dahi) and Milk in their diet along with good amount of physical exercise to shrink the Pot Belly which gives them a lazy and stupid look.
Anyone over 36 inches of belly should be put on suspension until belly fat comes down below 36 inches.
Also, they should be trained to stand straight and not hunched.
Seriously, Indian Policemen need a lot of lentils (Daal), Yogurt (Dahi) and Milk in their diet along with good amount of physical exercise to shrink the Pot Belly which gives them a lazy and stupid look.
Anyone over 36 inches of belly should be put on suspension until belly fat comes down below 36 inches.
Also, they should be trained to stand straight and not hunched.
