Mumbai Police

All you want to know about Mumbai Police

Mumbai Police
Image:Mumbai Police Logo.jpg‎
" सद्रक्षणाय खालनीघ्रहणाय"
"Sadrakshṇāya Khālanīghrahaṇāya"
(Sanskrit:"To protect good and to Punish evil")
Established 1661/1669
Jurisdiction Greater Mumbai
Sworn 40,000
Stations 86
Police boats 10~15
Chief Hasan Gafoor (Since 29 Feb 2008)
Website www.mumbaipolice.org

The Mumbai Police has the task of policing the vast metropolitan area of Mumbai, one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world. It is headed by Commissioner of Mumbai Police, Mr. Hasan Gafoor. Mumbai Police has one of the best intelligence networks in India.

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Organisation

Mumbai Police Headquarters
Mumbai Police Headquarters

Mumbai Police is divided into the following units:

  • Crime Branch
  • Cyber Cell
  • Mumbai Encounter Squad
  • Detection Unit
  • Anti Terrorism squad
  • Law and Order
  • Traffic Police
  • Administration
  • Social Service Cell
  • Narcotics Cell
  • Wireless Cell
  • Local Armed Police
  • Anti Robbery Squad
  • Anti-Extortion Cell
  • Modus Operandi Bureau
  • Missing Persons Bureau
  • Special Branch
  • Protection & Security
  • Riot Control Police
  • Economic Offences Wing
  • Juvenile AID Protection Unit

Each of these units have a commander who officially holds the rank of Joint Commissioner of Police.

Hierarchy

The rank structure of the Mumbai Police is as follows


Those who join the police force through the constabulary exam enter the force at the lowest rungs of the force. Their starting rank is that of a Police constable. Those who join the Police force through the state examination (Maharashtra state Public Service Commission) hold a starting rank of Assistant Sub Inspector of Police. Those who join the police force through the civil service examination (UPSC) also known as the IPS exam hold a starting rank of Deputy Commissioner of Police less than 10 years of service. Generally the IPS officers make it to the higher ranks of Joint Commissioner of Police or Commissioner of Police. The Commissioner of Police for Mumbai also holds the rank of Additional Director General of Police Maharashtra.

Geographical Division

Mumbai Police Has total 86 Police Stations in its Jurisdiction. For Administrative purpose Mumbai police is divided in to 12 Zones and one additional Port Zone. Police stations under Port Zone keep vigil on the Mumbai Port. Each Zone contains 3 to 4 Police Stations. Broadly Mumbai police is divided in to five regions namely Central, North, South, East and West. Each Region having 3 to 4 Zones.[1]

The in charge of each zone is a DCP. And In charge of Police station is Police Inspector commonly knows as Sr. PI it is an honorary post.

Mumbai Police Bus also sometimes used as Station Wagon or called as Police Van
Mumbai Police Bus also sometimes used as Station Wagon or called as Police Van

In News

Pradeep Sharma was dismissed from the Mumbai Police on August 31st, 2008 on charges of corruption, amassing illegal wealth and having links with the Dubai based D-Company mafia.

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