4. Policy and International Police CooperationDivision.5. Administration Division.6. Directorate <strong>of</strong> Prosecution.7. <strong>Central</strong> Forensic Science Laboratory.1.15 CBI <strong>of</strong> today continues to derive its powerto investigate from DSPE Act, 1946. Section 2 <strong>of</strong>the Act vests DSPE with jurisdiction to investigate<strong>of</strong>fences in the Union Territories only. However,the jurisdiction can be extended by the <strong>Central</strong>Government to other areas, including Railway areasand States under Section 5(1) <strong>of</strong> the Act, provideda State Government accords consent under Section 6<strong>of</strong> the Act. The Executive Officers <strong>of</strong> CBI <strong>of</strong> the rank<strong>of</strong> Sub-Inspector and above exercise all powers <strong>of</strong> aStation Officer-in-Charge <strong>of</strong> the Police Station for theconcerned area for the purpose <strong>of</strong> investigation. As perSection 3 <strong>of</strong> the Act, Special Police Establishmentis authorised to investigate only those cases, whichare notified by the <strong>Central</strong> Government from time totime.1.16 Over the years, the <strong>Central</strong> <strong>Bureau</strong> <strong>of</strong><strong>Investigation</strong> has emerged as a Premier InvestigatingAgency <strong>of</strong> the country, which enjoys the trust <strong>of</strong> thepeople, Parliament, Judiciary and the Government.In the last 70 years, the organisation has evolvedfrom an Anti-Corruption Agency to a Multifaceted,Multi-Disciplinary <strong>Central</strong> Police – Law EnforcementAgency with capability, credibility and legal mandateto investigate and prosecute <strong>of</strong>fences anywhere in India.As on date, <strong>of</strong>fences under existing 74 <strong>Central</strong> Acts,19 State Acts and 243 <strong>of</strong>fences under the Indian PenalCode have been notified by the <strong>Central</strong> Governmentunder Section 3 <strong>of</strong> the DSPE Act.1.17 Director, CBI as Inspector-General <strong>of</strong> Police,Delhi Special Police Establishment, is responsible forthe administration <strong>of</strong> the organisation. With enactment<strong>of</strong> CVC Act, 2003, the superintendence <strong>of</strong> DelhiSpecial Police Establishment vests with the <strong>Central</strong>Government save investigations <strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong>fences underthe Prevention <strong>of</strong> Corruption Act, 1988, in which,the superintendence vests with the <strong>Central</strong> VigilanceCommission. Director, CBI has been provided security<strong>of</strong> two-year tenure in CBI by the CVC Act, 2003.The CVC Act also provides mechanism for selection<strong>of</strong> Director, CBI and other Officers <strong>of</strong> the rank <strong>of</strong> SPand above in CBI.1.18 A consultant was appointed in the year 2007 tostudy the existing structure and functioning <strong>of</strong> CBI andsuggest ways and means to improve the organisationalefficiency. Keeping in view the recommendations <strong>of</strong> theconsultant and inputs received from various Officers<strong>of</strong> CBI, it was felt that multiplicity <strong>of</strong> decision-makinglevels results in delays. Accordingly, the organisationwas restructured with effect from 1.1.2009 by reducingone level <strong>of</strong> decision making. The CBI now has 16Zones and 60 Branches. It has been ensured that eachState is covered by at least one Branch/Unit <strong>of</strong> CBIat State-capital or at big city/metro.1.19 A new zone, namely, “Technical Forensic& Coordination” (TFC) headed by IG/DIG wascreated at CBI Headquarters, New Delhi witheffect from 14th January, 2010. This zone will notonly be responsible for Technological Upgradation<strong>of</strong> CBI including establishment and functioning <strong>of</strong>newly-created Technological and Forensic SupportUnits (TAFSU), but also strengthening interbranch,interstate and international cooperation andcoordination.*****8 Annual Report 2011 | <strong>Central</strong> <strong>Bureau</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Investigation</strong>
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