The person in charge of the police station is S.H.O. An officer in command of the police station is known as a "Station House Officer" (S.H.O.). SHO is qualified to register criminal charges and handle complaints.
Person in Charge of the Police Station
- Three stars and a red and blue striped ribbon at the shoulder straps' outer edge serve as an SHO's rank insignia.
- His position is beneath a deputy superintendent of police and above a sub-inspector (SI) (DSP).
- The Sub-Divisional Officer (S.D.O.) is the sub-top division's civil official.
- He resembles the division's deputy commissioner in tiny form.
- He can have daily conversations directly with the government and other ministries.
- He has executive, judicial, and financial responsibilities.
- The Sub-Inspector of the Police is often the first investigating officer and the lowest-ranked officer. They can submit a charge sheet in court following Indian Police laws and regulations.
- A.S.I., or assistant sub-inspector, is a non-gazetted police officer with the equivalent rank of police chief constable and sub-inspector.
- An ASI wears a single star as their rank insignia, with red and blue stripes running around the outside of the shoulder straps.
- He or she might work as an investigator. Frequently, the officer in charge of Police Outposts.
Summary:
Who Among the following is the Person in Charge of the Police Station?
S.H.O. is the person in charge of the police station who is qualified to file a criminal charge and take care of complaints.
