Police administration and ranking of police officers in India
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The police officers in India both under the Central and State Governments and their classifications with their badges and posts and also about types of offences and types of laws
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- 4. offences against state, armed forces, public order, public justice, public health, safety, morals, human body, property and offences relating to elections, coins, government stamps, weights and measures, religion, documents and property marks, marriage and defamation
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