Correct option is A
Under the U.P. Police Regulations, the in-charge of a police 'outpost' is typically a Head Constable. This designation is responsible for managing the daily activities and operations of the outpost, ensuring law and order in the area.
Information Booster An 'outpost' serves as a subsidiary police station in rural or less populated areas, with a Head Constable overseeing the duties. The role includes maintaining records, responding to complaints, and performing regular patrolling duties.
Additional Knowledge
· Station Writer: Handles record-keeping at the main police station, not at outposts.
· Circle Inspector: Supervises multiple police stations within a circle but does not directly manage outposts.
· Inspector: Typically in charge of a full police station rather than an outpost.
