Hi, we meet again this week....
For this week we would like to post regarding the
planning of PRS before its established. It started on 1997 and finalise on
2002. This system have their own function as we mentioned last week and there
are most helpful for the investigation officer as first information
report.
In the normal course of things, investigation is
usually started on receipt of a report at the police station
about the commission of an offence. This report is known as the First
Information Report, or in short FIR. It is also generally categorised as a
Police Report since it is lodged at the police station. However not all police
reports are FIR.
Under section 107 of the CPC, every information
relating to the commission of an offence, if given orally to an officer in
charge of a police station (OCS), shall be reduced to writing by him or under
his direction and to be read over to the informant. Every such information shall
be entered in a book to be kept by that officer, who shall append to such entry
the date and hour on which that information was given, and whether given in
writing or reduced to writing as aforesaid shall be signed by the person giving
it.
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