Correct option is C
A Village Police (Chaukidar) is appointed by the District Magistrate. The District Magistrate holds the authority to appoint village-level law enforcement officials who play a key role in maintaining order in rural areas.
Information Booster The Chaukidar system is a traditional form of rural policing in India, where these officers serve as the first point of contact for law enforcement in villages, reporting crimes, and assisting higher authorities in maintaining law and order.
Additional Knowledge
· Superintendent of Police: Primarily handles district-level law enforcement.
· Inspector General of Police: A higher-ranking officer overseeing police operations at the state level.
· Station Officer: Manages police stations but does not appoint village Chaukidars.
