UP APO PRELIMINARY – POLICE ACT & POLICE REGULATIONS: Previous Year Question Answer 2009 2015 2018 and 2022

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Q1. The police force in the State is constituted under which Act?
Ans. Indian Police Act, 1861

Q2. Who is the head of the police force in a district?
Ans. Superintendent of Police (SP)

Q3. Under the Police Act, who exercises superintendence over the police force?
Ans. State Government

Q4. Which authority has the power to appoint the Inspector General of Police?
Ans. State Government

Q5. Maintenance of public order is the duty of—
Ans. Police force under the Police Act, 1861

Q6. Police officers are deemed to be—
Ans. Always on duty

Q7. Which provision of the Police Act deals with dismissal, suspension or reduction in rank of police officers?
Ans. Section 7 of the Police Act, 1861

Q8. Who can dismiss or suspend a police officer of subordinate rank?
Ans. Authority empowered by the State Government

Q9. Police Regulations are issued under the authority of—
Ans. State Government

Q10. The superintendence of police throughout the State vests in—
Ans. State Government

Q11. Police Regulations mainly deal with—
Ans. Internal administration, discipline and duties of police

Q12. Which Act governs the organization and functioning of police in Uttar Pradesh?
Ans. Indian Police Act, 1861 (as applicable to UP)



UP APO Preliminary papers (2009, 2015, 2018 & 2022).

Q1. Which Chapter of U.P. Police Regulations deals with Mounted Police?
Ans. Chapter 7

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Q2. Which Chapter of U.P. Police Regulations is related to Village Police?
Ans. Chapter 9

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Q3. Armed Police is dealt with under which Chapter of U.P. Police Regulations?
Ans. Chapter 6

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Q4. Investigation under U.P. Police Regulations is provided in which Chapter?
Ans. Chapter 10

Q5. Which Chapter of U.P. Police Regulations relates to Arrest, Bail and Custody?
Ans. Chapter 13

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Q6. Absconding criminals are dealt with under which Chapter?
Ans. Chapter 19

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Q7. Paras dealing with Absconded Offenders are—
Ans. Paras 215 to 222

Q8. As per Para 170 of U.P. Police Regulations, how often shall the Public Prosecutor inspect the Malkhana?
Ans. Once in a month

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Q9. Para 170 relates to—
Ans. Inspection of Malkhana by Public Prosecutor

Q10. Dying declaration of a seriously injured person must be recorded immediately under which Para?
Ans. Para 115

Q11. Autopsy and its procedure are provided under which Para?
Ans. Para 139

Q12. Which Para states that a person of unsound mind shall not be kept in the same cell with others?
Ans. Para 161

Q13. Gang Register is maintained under which Para of U.P. Police Regulations?
Ans. Para 253

Q14. Which Para (now repealed) provided that police shall remain under control of Public Prosecutor?
Ans. Para 39 (Repealed)

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Q15. For reporting birth and death, village chaukidar must attend police station—
Ans. Twice a month

Q16. Civil police constables shall not be armed except on special occasions under which Para?
Ans. Para 61

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