U.P. POLICE REGULATIONS – 100 MOST IMPORTANT (TREND-BASED)

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A. CHAPTERS & ORGANISATION (HIGHLY REPEATED)

  1. Mounted Police – Chapter 7

  2. Armed Police – Chapter 6

  3. Village Police – Chapter 9

  4. Investigation – Chapter 10

  5. Arrest, Bail & Custody – Chapter 13

  6. Absconding Criminals – Chapter 19

  7. Criminal Tribes – Chapter 20

  8. Police Training – Chapter 24

  9. Police Correspondence – Chapter 28

  10. Police Registers – Chapter 37

🔴 B. IMPORTANT PARAS (DIRECT QUESTIONS)

  1. Dying declaration to be recorded immediately – Para 115

  2. Autopsy & post-mortem procedure – Para 139

  3. Insane person not to be kept with others – Para 161

  4. Inspection of Malkhana by Public Prosecutor – Para 170

  5. Gang Register – Para 253

  6. Absconded offenders – Paras 215–222

  7. Police under control of PP (repealed) – Para 39

  8. Daily diary entries – Para 108

  9. Reporting suspicious death – Para 174

  10. Police diary maintenance – Para 109

C. MALKHANA / CASE PROPERTY (VERY HOT AREA)

  1. PP inspects Malkhana – Once every month

  2. Case property to be properly labeled – Para 168

  3. Malkhana register maintained under – Para 167

  4. Sealed property not to be tampered – Para 169

  5. Responsibility of Malkhana – Thana Incharge

D. VILLAGE POLICE / CHAUKIDAR (FREQUENT)

  1. Village Police – Chapter 9

  2. Chaukidar reports birth & death – Twice a month

  3. Chaukidar attendance at police station – Mandatory

  4. Village crime information – Primary duty of chaukidar

  5. Supervision of village police – Station Officer

E. ARREST / CUSTODY / PRISONERS

  1. Arrest memo preparation – Mandatory

  2. Separate lock-up for women – Required

  3. Sick prisoner medical exam – Immediate

  4. Juvenile not kept in lock-up – Para 232

  5. Handcuffing only in exceptional cases – Guideline rule

F. INVESTIGATION (CORE EXAM AREA)

  1. Investigation Chapter – Chapter 10

  2. FIR entry immediately – Para 107

  3. Case diary daily writing – Mandatory

  4. Scene of crime preservation – Para 116

  5. Witness statements – Prompt recording

G. GANG / HABITUAL OFFENDERS

  1. Gang Register – Para 253

  2. Surveillance of bad characters – Para 228

  3. History sheet opening – Para 229

  4. Rowdy sheeter monitoring – Regular review

  5. Confidential reporting – Para 231

H. DISCIPLINE & CONDUCT

  1. Police always on duty – Principle rule

  2. No unnecessary force – Mandatory restraint

  3. Respect to women & children – Binding duty

  4. Illegal detention prohibited – Absolute rule

  5. Misconduct reporting – Immediate

I. SPECIAL SITUATIONS

  1. Unnatural death report – Immediate

  2. Suicide cases – Magisterial intimation

  3. Custodial death – Senior officers + magisterial inquiry

  4. Missing person diary – Mandatory entry

  5. Recovery memo preparation – Essential

J. REGISTERS & RECORDS

  1. General Diary – Para 108

  2. Case Diary – Para 109

  3. Station Register – Compulsory

  4. Arms register – Separate maintenance

  5. Malkhana register – Para 167

K. WOMEN / JUVENILES / MENTAL HEALTH

  1. Women search – Only by female police

  2. Night arrest of women – Exceptional only

  3. Juvenile handling – No lock-up

  4. Mentally unsound person – Separate confinement

  5. Medical aid priority – Mandatory

L. COURT & PROSECUTION

  1. Police assistance to courts – Mandatory

  2. Execution of warrants – Priority duty

  3. Production of accused – Timely

  4. Evidence custody – Chain intact

  5. PP coordination – Administrative only

M. MISCELLANEOUS HIGH-YIELD

  1. Police correspondence language – Official Hindi/English

  2. Confidential reports – Restricted access

  3. Transfer of investigation – Senior officer order

  4. Police patrol duty – Regular

  5. Night checking rounds – Compulsory

N. REPEATED MCQ-TRAP AREAS

  1. Repealed para on PP control – Para 39

  2. Monthly Malkhana inspection – Para 170

  3. Gang Register para – 253

  4. Dying declaration para – 115

  5. Autopsy para – 139

O. LAST-MINUTE ONE-LINERS

  1. Investigation starts after FIR

  2. FIR refusal prohibited

  3. Case diary is confidential

  4. Police act fairly & impartially

  5. Abuse of power punishable

  6. Human rights compliance mandatory

  7. Illegal custody strictly barred

  8. Register tampering prohibited

  9. Evidence chain must be intact

  10. Senior officers supervise investigation

P. SUPER-IMPORTANT FOR PRELIMS

  1. Chapter 7 = Mounted Police

  2. Chapter 9 = Village Police

  3. Chapter 10 = Investigation

  4. Chapter 13 = Arrest & Custody

  5. Para 115 = Dying declaration

  6. Para 139 = Autopsy

  7. Para 161 = Unsound mind

  8. Para 170 = Malkhana inspection

  9. Para 253 = Gang Register

  10. Para 39 = Repealed (PP control)

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