Under which Section are Sergeants appointed for Enforcement Stations?

According to Section 27 of the PERA Force Laws, Sergeants are formally appointed to serve at Enforcement Stations under the supervision of the Sub Divisional Enforcement Officer (SDEO). This section establishes the legal foundation for their appointment and defines their duties within the enforcement hierarchy. Sergeants act as key support staff, ensuring the smooth functioning of enforcement operations and maintaining discipline within the Enforcement Squad.

The Authority, through Section 27, empowers the appointment of Sergeants to assist Enforcement Officers and to perform operational tasks such as field inspections, record maintenance, and assistance in enforcement actions. They are vital for bridging communication between officers and field personnel, ensuring directives from higher authorities are implemented effectively at the ground level.

Section 27 also emphasizes the disciplinary and operational responsibilities of Sergeants. They must act in accordance with the rules, follow lawful instructions, and contribute to maintaining order and efficiency within Enforcement Stations. Their role enhances coordination, accountability, and the overall capacity of the enforcement structure.

By appointing Sergeants under Section 27 of the PERA Force Laws, the legislation ensures that every Enforcement Station has dedicated staff capable of supporting enforcement duties professionally. This structure strengthens the Authority’s ability to enforce laws efficiently and uphold administrative order at every level.