Rupnagar Police

Rupnagar city also has the status of district headquarters with the creation of Rupnagar District on Ist Nov, 1966. Situated on the bank of river Satluj, Sirhind canal passes through the heart of the city. It was formerly known as Ropar.

Rupnagar Police District Department

The Rupnagar police website is part of the continued endeavour of the Rupnagar police to reach out to the citizens for presenting basic facts about its organisational goals, mission and structure; providing interface for grievance red. The town of Rupnagar occupies a prominent place in the ancient and medieval history and has an importance in modern history too. Recent excavations suggest that Rupnagar was one of the oldest towns in the Punjab. The relics excavated from a mound, known as Nalagarh Tibbi near the Government College reveal that the town had flourished in the past with a very advanced civilization similar to Harappa and Mohenjodaro Civilization. The small city of Rupnagar occupies a prominent place in the modern history also.

NameRupnagar Police (Ropar)
Formerly Known AsRupnagar Police Department Punjab (Ropar)
TypePublic
EstablishedIst Nov, 1966
LocationSituated on the bank of river Satluj, Sirhind canal passes through the heart of the city
ChancellorGovernor of punjab
AffiliationsRupnagar Grants Commission (India)
FacilitiesThe main endeavour of Rupnagar police is to ensure efficient delivery of services to the public. This will not only greatly reduce the procedure involved but will also result is saving precious time. The enhanced transparency and accountability in police
Websiterupnagar.punjabpolice.gov.in
Near the Ropar Headworks there is a Tourist Bungalow and Boating Complex known as Pincassia, run by Punjab Tourism Development Corporation. The complex provides boarding and lodging facilities to the visitors and has a restaurant and beer bar. Almost all the district offices which were scattered in different parts of the town have been concentrated in a single building known as ‘Mini Secretariat’. The city has many worth seeing sites in and around it, such as Head Works, Pincassia Boat Club, Treaty Place of Maharaja Ranjit Singh and Lord William Bentick, Site of Indus Valley Civilization, Maharaja Ranjit Singh Bagh.

The Aim Of Rupnagar Police

DGP Message:

The main endeavour of Rupnagar police is to ensure efficient delivery of services to the public. This will not only greatly reduce the procedure involved but will also result is saving precious time. The enhanced transparency and accountability in police
SSP Message:
The Rupnagar police website is part of the continued endeavour of the Rupnagar police to reach out to the citizens for presenting basic facts about its organisational goals, mission and structure; providing interface for grievance red

Rupnagar Police Responsibilities of Officers

1. Maintenance of law and order in the district.
2. General supervision of crime in the entire district.
3. Supervision of investigation of important cases.
4. Disposal of applications for conditional release of prisoner and paroles/foreigners cases.
5. Approval for sending personnel outside the district on transfer, deputation, temporary attachment etc.
6. Disposal of applications for licenses under different acts.
7. Sanction/approval of rewards and commendation certificate class-III.
8. Casual leave to GOs and SHOs and earned leave to NGOs and ORs .
9. Enlistment of constables and SPOs.
10. Passing of final orders on the deptl. enquires.
11. Recommendation of cases for ex-India leave.
12. Approval for provision of Gunman to officers/private persons.
13. Matters which concern sanction to expenditure for allocation of funds except overview delegated.
14. Posting and transfers of SHOs, NGOs, Any additional post for extra hand in the office.

Rupnagar Police Legal Corner

  • Arms Act 1959
  • Child Marriage Restraint Act 1929
  • Cinematograph Act 1952
  • CrPC Amendmend Act 2008
  • CrPC Amendment 2009
  • CrPC Amendment Act 2005
  • CrPC Amendment Act 2006
  • CrPC Full
  • Immoral Trafficking Act Ammend Act 2006
  • Immoral Traffic Prevention Act 1956
  • Indian Explosives Act1884
  • IPC 1860
  • Juvenile Justice Act 1986
  • Juvenile Justice Act 1986 Full
  • Juvenile Justice Act 2000