PART I EXTRAORDINARY

GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH

ABSTRACT

Home Department – Mahila Police – Special Rules and Job Chart – Notified –

Monitoring and Assessment of Performance of Mahila Police – Key Performance

Indicators/Monthly report for carrying out assessment – Prescribed format for

assessment report - Orders - Issued.

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HOME (LEGAL-II) DEPARTMENT

G.O.Rt.No.1241

Dated:28.12.2022

Read the following:

1. G.O.Ms.No.1, Home (Legal.II) Department, dated:12.01.2022.

2. G.O.Ms.No.2, Home (Legal.II) Department, dated:12.01.2022.

3. From the DGP, A.P., Lr.Rc.No.02/DIG(Admin)/MP/2022,

dated:28.12.2022.

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Registered No. HSE-49/2016

No.78

AMARAVATI, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 2023

G.3401

NOTIFICATIONS BY GOVERNMENT

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ORDER:

In the G.O. first read above, Government have issued the “Special Rules

for Andhra Pradesh Mahila Police (Subordinate Service) Rules, 2021.

2.

In the G.O. second read above, Government have prescribed clear and

comprehensive Job Chart/Training syllabus to the Mahila Police. For better

service deliver at the Village/ Ward level, it has been decided to assess their

performance of duties by fixing the Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

through Monthly Report by the Mandal/Ward level supervisory officer.

3.

Accordingly, the following Key Performance Indicators are prescribed to

assess performance of duties rendered by the Mahila Police:

(i).

Number of day to day visits to Schools/Colleges/Anganwadi

centres/Hostels.

(ii).

Number of awareness campaigns held in Schools/Colleges/

Anganwadi centres/Hostels as regards

(a) Good touch - Bad touch.

(b) POCSO Act.

(c) Love traps and elopements.

(d) Disha APP.

(e) Social media frauds.

(f) Road Safety etc.

(iii). Number of child marriages prevented.

(iv). Number of Police related petitions received (Domestic Violence,

Dowry harassment, Social evils, eve teasing, theft, cyber frauds,

cheating, bodily offences etc.)

(v).

Number of Police related petitions enquired upon and reported

to SHO.

Contd.,P2

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(vi). Number of actionable informations provided to SHO as regards

(a) potential issues having the tendency to convert into L&O

issues.

(b) Social vices and anti-social activities in the area.

(c) Missing children/ missing women.

(d) Gulf migrating women - Information regarding responsible

Agents/Human trafficking incidents.

(e) Harassment to girls/Women.

(f) Illicit liquor.

(g) Drug abuse.

(h) Ganja.

(i) Eve teasing.

(vii). Number of meetings held in the Village/ Ward with Village

elders to seek involvement in reducing vulnerability of crime

against women.

(viii). Number of awareness campaigns taken up in Village/ Ward

(a) Regarding Government programmes.

(b) Regarding Cyber Crime, loan apps, bank frauds.

(c) Regarding Road Safety.

(d) Regarding Dowry Prohibition Act, Laws against sexual

harassment, POCSO Act etc.

(e) Lokadalaths.

(f) Any other campaign intended by Government, for the betterment

of Society.

(g) Disha APP and Disha initiatives of the Government.

(ix). Number of Disha APP registrations taken up.

(x).

Number of Village/Ward Secretariat meetings participated.

(xi). Maintenance of Movement Register.

(xii). Field visits in the Jurisdiction.

Contd.,P3

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4.

The Sub-Inspector of Police of Local Jurisdiction (Police Station) shall be

the Mandal Supervisory Officer and assess the performance of Mahila Police in

his/her Jurisdiction basing on the above Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). The

SHO of the concerned Jurisdiction of Ward Secretariat shall be the Supervisory

Officer and assess the performance of Mahila Police in his/her Jurisdiction basing

on the above Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). He/She shall submit a monthly

report to the Superintendent of Police concerned through proper channel. The

prescribed format is annexed to this G.O.

5.

The Director General of Police, Andhra Pradesh, Mangalagiri shall take

necessary action in the matter accordingly.

(BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH)

HARISH KUMAR GUPTA

PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT

To

The Director General of Police, Andhra Pradesh, Mangalagiri.

Copy to:

The P.S to Principal Secretary to C.M.

The P.S. to Chief Secretary to Government.

The P.S. to Minister for Home and Disaster Management.

The P.S. to Special Chief Secretary to Govt., GVWV&VSWS Department.

The P.S. to Principal Secretary to Govt., Home Department.

SF/SC.

// FORWARDED:: BY ORDER//

SECTION OFFICER

ANNEXURE

GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH

HOME DEPARTMENT

Monthly report on the performance of Mahila Police basing on the Key

Performance Indicators for the month of --------- 2022.

I) Name of the Village/Ward Secretariat:

II) Name of the Mandal:

III) Name of the District:

IV) Population of the Village/Ward:

It is to inform that, Sri/Smt/Kum................. Mahila Police of ...............

Village/Ward Secretariat has performed his/her following stipulated duties

satisfactorily during the month of ...............202_____.

Sl.

No.

KPIs

Performance of

Mahila Police

Performance

Assessment

by SHO

Remarks

i.

Number of day to day visits to

Schools/Colleges/Anganwadi

centres/Hostels.

ii.

Number of awareness campaigns

held

in

Schools/

Colleges/Anganwadi

centres/

Hostels as regards

(a) Good touch - Bad touch

(b) POCSO Act

(c) Love traps and elopements

(d) Disha APP

(e) Social media frauds

(f) Road Safety etc.

iii.

Number

of

child

marriages

prevented.

iv.

Number of Police related petitions

received

(Domestic

Violence,

Dowry harassment, Social evils,

eve teasing, theft, cyber frauds,

cheating, bodily offences etc.)

v.

Number of police related petitions

enquired upon and reported to

SHO.

vi.

Number

of

actionable

informations provided to SHO as

regards

(a) potential issues having the

tendency to convert into L&O

issues

(b) Social vices and anti-social

activities in the area.

(c) Missing children/ missing

women.

(d)

Gulf

migrating

women

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Information regarding responsible

Agents

/

Human

trafficking

incidents.

(e)Harassment to girls/ Women.

(f) Illicit liquor.

(g) Drug abuse.

(h) Ganja.

(i) Eve teasing.

vii.

Number of meetings held in the

Village/

Ward

with

Village

elders to seek involvement in

reducing vulnerability of crime

against women.

viii.

Number of awareness campaigns

taken

up

in

Village/

Ward

(a) Regarding Govt. programmes.

(b) Regarding Cyber Crime, loan

apps, bank frauds.

(c)

Regarding

Road

Safety

(d) Regarding Dowry Prohibition

Act,

Laws

against

sexual

harassment, POCSO Act etc.

(e) Lokadalaths.

(f) Any other campaign intended

by

Government,

for

the

betterment of Society.

(g) Disha APP and Disha initiatives

of the Government.

ix.

Number of Disha APP registrations

taken up.

x.

Number

of

Village

/

Ward

Secretariat meetings participated.

xi.

Maintenance

of

Movement

Register.

xii.

Field visits in the Jurisdiction.

HARISH KUMAR GUPTA

PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT