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3.1. STATION HOUSE OFFICER 11

spect of all cases investigated

by subordinate investigation

officers (Sections:

168,173CrPC;

Circular No. 136/68).

14. Necessary steps shall

be taken for immediate

arrest of all accused

needed to be arrested.

The SHO shall ensure

that all the arrested

persons shall be produced

immediately before

him, in cases of arrest

made by subordinate

officers (Sections:

56 &58CrPC). The details

regarding the persons

arrested without

warrant shall be reported

to the District

Magistrate or to the Sub

Divisional Magistrate if

so instructed by the District

Magistrate, irrespective

of the fact that

the bail is granted or not

(Section: 58CrPC).

15. Bail shall be considered

as the right of

person arrested in bailable

offence (Sections:

50(2) &436CrPC; Rule:

341PSO; Circular No.

1/2017).

16. Police Station lock-up

shall be maintained

cleanly (Circular No.

48/1994) and shall conduct

personal search of

the accused to be kept

under lock-up. The details

of articles found

during personal search

should be entered in

Prisoners Search Register

and it should be

signed by Station House

Officer, Station Writer

and the Accused (Rule:

334(1) PSO). Medical

examination of the

accused shall also be

conducted and ensure

the safety and security

of the accused in

lockup. SHO should

ensure that nothing endangering

human life

including weapons, electrical

items etc are being

kept in the lock-up

with the accused. The

accused, while in lockup,

shall be allowed to

dress decently (Section:

46(3) KP Act;Rules:

333 to 337PSO; Circular

Nos. 25/2004, 24/2005,

45/2010).

17. An injured person, arrested

or taken into custody

shall be brought

to the Police Station

only after conducting

required medical examination.

Whoever acts

in contravention of this

provision shall be dealt

under section 50 of the

Kerala Police Act and

the SHO will also be liable

(Section: 54 CrPC;

Circular No: 9/2011).

Photograph and Videograph

of the injured

person/persons handed

over by the mob to the

Police shall be taken at

the place of custody itself

(Section: 33KP Act,

Circular No: 8/1999).

18. The SCH Part I to part

VI shall be written personally

by the Station

House Officer and shall

also properly maintain

all other records as per

circular No. 11/2019.

19. The Station House officer

shall timely publish

all the FIRs through

CCTNS except those

which are legally restricted

(Circular No.

26/2016).

20. The Station House Officer

shall ensure the

proper attendance of

the officers deputed for

Aid Prosecution duty in

the respective Courts;

the timely handing over

of FIRs and other tappals

of Police Stations

before Hon’ble Court;

recording the details of

trial proceedings; the

collection of Court tappals;

handing over of

said tappals to the Police

Station on the same

day; and the prompt

marking of CC/ST/CP

and SC numbers in FIR

index, Pending Trial

Board and ensure the

maintenance of Court

CD by the Aid Prosecution

official.

21. The Station House Officer

shall ensure that, the

Final Reports returned

or rejected from the

Hon’ble Courts shall be

handed over to the concerned

investigating officer

on proper acknowledgement

and the same

shall be resubmitted before

the Hon’ble Court

after rectifying all the

short comings/mistakes

without any delay.

22. All the material objects

(Thondi) entrusted

by the Hon’ble Court

for custody should be

kept safely in Thondi

room with proper entry

in the Thondi Register.

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Thondi Room has to be

maintained. The same

shall be produced before

the Hon’ble Court

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