According to the PERA Force Laws, the Sub-Divisional Enforcement Officer (SDEO) has the power to convert inquiry findings into a First Information Report (FIR), but this action is taken only on the recommendation of the initiating authority. The initiating authority... Read More
According to the PERA Force Laws, the Sub-Divisional Enforcement Officer (SDEO) has the power to convert inquiry findings into a First Information Report (FIR), but this action is taken only on the recommendation of the initiating authority. The initiating authority is the officer or official who originally directed the inquiry or initiated the investigation into alleged misconduct.
This ensures that FIRs are not registered arbitrarily and are based on verified findings from a legitimate investigation. The procedure strengthens accountability, procedural integrity, and transparency, as the SDEO acts on formal recommendations rather than personal discretion. By following this process, the PERA Act ensures that only credible and substantiated cases proceed to formal legal action.
This mechanism reinforces the efficiency and legality of enforcement operations, maintaining trust in the system while holding officers accountable for any proven violations.
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