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The Ahmedabad City Police is the primary law enforcement agency and is responsible for law enforcement and public safety in Ahmedabad, the largest city of Indian state of Gujarat.
| Ahmedabad City Police | |
|---|---|
 Logo of the Ahmedabad City Police | |
| Jurisdictional structure | |
| Operations jurisdiction | City, India |
| Legal jurisdiction | Ahmedabad |
| Governing body | Government of Gujarat |
| General nature | |
| Operational structure | |
| Parent agency | Gujarat Police |
It is a subdivision and the part of the state police force of Gujarat.
The force is headed by a Commissioner.
It is responsible for the protection and safety of Ahmedabad residents.
Structure
editThe police operate from 48 regular police stations. In addition, the Mahila Police Station was established to deal specifically with women's offenses and issues. It functions under the Crime Branch and is headed by a police inspector.
14 traffic police stations deal with traffic-related issues.
Initiatives
editDomestic help (Gharghati) online registration
editIn the online form for domestic help registration,[1] people employing domestic help are required to supply name, mobile number and temporary as well as permanent addresses of the owner and domestic help. Copies of their documents can be uploaded on the Ahmedabad City Police website.
Help Emergency Alert Rescue Terminal
edit HEART is a pilot project launched by Ahmedabad City Police for women's safety. Under this project whenever a woman is assaulted, dialing a toll free number 1091 HEART would alert the police, parents/relatives/friends and provide the victim's location.[2]
Suraksha Setu
editSetu programme aims to provide a friendly face to Gujarat Police.[3]
City urban transport
editTransport initiatives aim for effective street management towards sustainable mobility of vehicular traffic for which DIG Ashok Kumar Yadav received an award on behalf of city police as best city urban transport initiatives at an award function in Nagpur.
Air purifiers
editLooking at the health of traffic police staff deployed near the Pirana dump site, the Ahmedabad police department plans to install outdoor air purifiers at traffic points to provide staff with fresh air.[4]
PUBG ban
editAhmedabad police commissioner AK Singh issued a notification immediately banning PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds [PUBG] and Momo Challenge.[5]
Police Pathshala
editThe Ahmedabad Traffic Police host 'Police Pathshala'[6] with an aim to bring change in the lives of children living on footpaths.[7]
Commissioners
edit| Sr. No. | Name | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | NIRANJANDAS | 6-5-1960 | 3-3-1961 |
| 2. | N. RAMA IYER | 4-3-1961 | 28-11-1963 |
| 3. | R. RAISINGHANI | 29-11-1963 | 15-4-1964 |
| 4. | NIRANJANDAS | 16-4-1964 | 27-10-1964 |
| 5. | J K. SEN | 28-10-1964 | 8-11-1964 |
| 6. | E.F. DEBOO | 9-11-1964 | 3-6-1970 |
| 7. | N.H. SETHNA | 4-6-1970 | 29-1-1973 |
| 8. | E.N. RENISON | 30-1-1973 | 30-4-1977 |
| 9. | P.B. MALIA | 1-5-1977 | 1-6-1978 |
| 10. | H.C. SINGH | 2-6-1978 | 8-7-1979 |
| 11. | P.G. NAWANI | 9-7-1979 | 23-4-1980 |
| 12. | M.M. SINGH | 24-4-1980 | 31-8-1982 |
| 13. | V.T. SHAH | 21-9-1982 | 29-2-1984 |
| 14. | Y.B. JHALA | 12-4-1984 | 31-3-1985 |
| 15. | B.K. JHA | 31-3-1985 | 26-10-1986 |
| 16. | S.N. SINHA | 27-10-1986 | 2-7-1991 |
| 17. | A.K. TANDON | 3-7-1991 | 6-1-1992 |
| 18. | M.M. MEHTA | 6-1-1992 | 30-11-1995 |
| 19. | P.K. DATTA | 30-11-1995 | 31-1-1996 |
| 20. | C.P. SINGH | 1-2-1996 | 21-12-1996 |
| 21. | P.G.J.NAMPOOTHIRI | 22-12-1996 | 6-4-1998 |
| 22. | HIRALAL | 6-4-1998 | 13-4-1999 |
| 23. | P.C. PANDE | 13-4-1999 | 10-5-2002 |
| 24. | K.R. KAUSHIK | 10-5-2002 | 14-12-2006 |
| 25. | J. MAHAPATRA | 14-12-2006 | 20-10-2007 |
| 26. | S.K.SAIKIA | 20-10-2007 | 21-05-2008 |
| 27. | O.P.MATHUR | 21-05-2008 | 26-02-2009 |
| 28. | S.K.SAIKIA | 26-02-2009 | 03-09-2010 |
| 29. | MOHAN JHA (Incharge) | 04-09-2010 | 12-09-2010 |
| 30. | AMITABH PATHAK | 13-09-2010 | 31-05-2011 |
| 31. | SUDHIR SINHA | 01-06-2011 | 31-10-2011 |
| 32. | S.K.SAIKIA | 31-10-2011 | 30-09-2013 |
| 33 | SHIVANAND JHA | 01-10-2013 | 13-10-2016 |
| 33 | A.K.SINGH | 13-10-2016 | 25-10-2019 |
| 34 | ASHISH BHATIA | 26-10-2019 | 31-07-2020 |
| 35 | SANJAY SRIVASTAVA | 01-08-2020 | 30-04-2023 |
| 36 | PREM VIR SINGH (ADDL CHARGE) | 30-04-2023 | 31-07-2023 |
| 37 | GYANENDRA SINGH MALIK | 31-07-2023 |
See also
editReferences
edit- ^ "Ahmedabad: Now, register details of tenants, domestic help online". dailybhaskar. 11 October 2012. Retrieved 15 October 2018.
- ^ "Home". policeheart.com. Retrieved 13 February 2019.
- ^ "Suraksha Setu to bridge police-public gap - Times of India". The Times of India. Retrieved 15 October 2018.
- ^ "Ahmedabad: Air purifiers to be installed near Pirana dumping site for traffic police". dna. 8 February 2019. Retrieved 22 February 2019.
- ^ "PUBG banned in Ahmedabad, no more chicken dinner". DNA India. 14 March 2019. Retrieved 15 March 2019.
- ^ "Police Pathshala: Traffic cops run free classes for children living on footpath in Ahmedabad". Hindustan Times. 21 August 2019. Retrieved 2 September 2019.
- ^ "Ahmedabad: Traffic police run education centres for children living on footpaths". India Today. 21 August 2019. Retrieved 2 September 2019.
- ^ "Ahmedabad City Police – List of Commissioner of Police in Ahmedabad City". ahmedabadcitypolice.org. Retrieved 15 October 2018.
Official website
edit- Ahmedabad Police Website - http://www.cpahmedabad.gujarat.gov.in/cpahmedabad/default.aspx
- Twitter - https://twitter.com/AhmedabadPolice
- Facebook - https://facebook.com/AhmedabadPolice
- Website - http://www.ahmedabadcitypolice.org
- Gujarat Police Website - http://www.police.gujarat.gov.in/dgp/default.aspx (in Gujarati)
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