Recruitment process of Bangladesh Police 2021. Since we are citizens of Bangladesh, we must know about Bangladesh Police. Today we will discuss about the rank or rank of Bangladesh Police or the rank of Thana Police.
Bangladesh Police is usually recruited through three types of recruitment process.
- Recruitment to the post of Constable.
- Appointment to the post of Sup Inspector (SI).
- Appointment to the post of Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP).
Below is a discussion of the ranks of the police in ascending order.
Recruitment of Constables:
If a person wants to join the post of police constable, he can join the post of police constable by passing the SSC which is in the process of appointment as a constable of the police.
Constable:
Constable Rank Badge
In case the rank badge on the shoulder of the policeman is completely empty, there is no star, peep or metal, you will understand that the policeman is a policeman with the rank of constable.
Naik:
Naik Rank Badge
If you see the rank badge of a photo on the rank badge of a policeman, then you have to understand that he is a policeman with the rank of Naik. Usually those who are recruited as police constables are promoted to the post of Naik.
Assistant Sub Inspector (ASI):
Assistant Sub Inspector (ASI) Rank Badge
If you see the rank badge of a photo on the rank badge of a policeman, then you have to understand that he is a police member of ASI rank. Usually those who are recruited as police constables, once they are promoted to ASI.
Sergeant:
Sergeant Rank Badge
If you see the rank badge of a photo on the rank badge of a policeman, then you must understand that he is a policeman with the rank of Sergeant. Usually those who are recruited as police constables, once they are promoted to sergeant.
Appointment of Sup Inspector (SI):
The second important recruitment process for the police is the recruitment process for SI posts. A person can be directly appointed to the post of SI through recruitment examination after passing Honors or Graduation.
Sub Inspector (SI):
Sub Inspector (SI) rank Badge
If you see the rank badge of a photo on the rank badge of a policeman, then you must understand that he is a policeman with the rank of SI. It is said that one of the most important positions in the police is the SI position. The SI rank is also called the backbone of the police. Because, all the investigations and field works of the police are done by all the police members of SI rank.
Inspector:
inspector rank badge
If you see the rank badge of a photo on the rank badge of a policeman, then you have to understand that he is a policeman with the rank of Inspector. Usually those who are appointed to the post of SI of the police, once they are promoted to the post of Inspector.
The most important thing here is that a local police station can have several policemen with the rank of Inspector. And out of all those Inspectors, some were appointed to different posts like Inspector Investigation, Inspector Operation. However, the most interesting thing is that one of these inspectors is appointed as the officer in charge of the OC or police station. The OCs that we see in our local police station are also policemen with the rank of Inspector. And OC but no rank, it is just a position in charge. One of the police members who have the rank of Inspector is given the responsibility of Officer-in-Charge or OC of the police station.
Appointment of Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP):
The most important recruitment process for the police is the recruitment process for ASP posts. Generally, those who have passed the BCS examination, among those who get a chance in the police cadre, are appointed to the post of ASP.
Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP):
Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP)
If you see the rank badge of a photo on the rank badge of a policeman, then you must understand that he is a policeman with the rank of ASP. They are usually appointed as the police chief of a circle. They are usually not seen working at the field level. They are given the responsibility of two or three police stations, and those police stations are considered as a circle and ASPs are assigned to maintain law and order in that circle. Usually the job of ASPs is to monitor the local police stations i.e. to ensure that all the police personnel in the local police stations are performing their duties properly.
Senior ASP:
Senior ASP:
If you see the rank badge of a photo on the rank badge of a policeman, then you have to understand that he is a senior ASP rank policeman. Usually those who are appointed to the post of ASP of the police, once they are promoted to the post of Senior ASP.
Additional SP:
Additional SP:
If you see the rank badge of a photo on the rank badge of a police member, then you have to understand that he is a police member with the rank of Additional SP. Usually those who are appointed to the post of ASP of the police, once they are promoted, they get the post of Additional ASP from Senior ASP.
Superintendent of Police (SP):
Superintendent of Police (SP):
If you see the rank badge of a photo on the rank badge of a policeman, then you have to understand that he is a police member with the rank of SP. Usually those who are appointed to the post of ASP of the police, once they are promoted, they are appointed to the post of SP. SPs are usually appointed as the head of a district. They also serve as district police superintendents. The responsibility of maintaining the overall security and law and order of a district rests with this SP. So if there is a deterioration of law and order in a district, the government wants to know about it from the SP.
Additional DIG:
Additional DIG:
If you see the rank badge of a photo on the rank badge of a policeman, then you must understand that he is a policeman with the rank of Additional DIG. Usually those who are appointed to the post of ASP of the police, once they are promoted, they are appointed to the post of Additional DIG. One of the most important posts in the police is the post of Additional DIG. They are usually appointed to the office of the Divisional Commissioner of Police and they conduct their activities as Additional DIG. They were also appointed as the heads of various small units of the police. For example: the head of the telecommunications department of the police.
Deputy Inspector General (DIG):
Deputy Inspector General (DIG):
If you see the rank badge of a photo on the rank badge of a policeman, then you have to understand that he is a DIG rank policeman. Usually those who are recruited for the post of ASP of the police, once they are promoted, they are recruited for the post of DIG. DIGs are usually appointed as the police chief of a department. DIGs are often appointed as the chief of the Metropolitan Police. DIGs are also appointed as heads of various police units. E.g .: head of CID.
Additional IGP:
Additional IGP:
If you see the rank badge of a photo on the rank badge of a police member, then you should understand that he is a police member with the rank of Additional IGP. Usually those who are appointed to the post of ASP of the police, once they are promoted to the post of Additional IGP. Additional IGPs are usually appointed in addition to the Chief of Police. Additional IGPs were also appointed as the head of RAB.
Inspector General of Police (IGP):
Inspector General of Police (IGP):
If you see the rank badge of a photo on the rank badge of a police member, then you must understand that he is a police member with the rank of IGP. Usually those who are appointed to the post of ASP of the police, once they are promoted to the post of IGP. IGP is the largest post in the police. The IGP is usually appointed as the Chief of Police.
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