: (1) Rule 101A. On the contrary, if someone receives information that a police officer has obtained a permanent residence permit or has applied for such a permit, such a person can give the information to the office where the police officer is employed or the police head office or the ministry.
(2) If the information as per sub-rule (1) is received in any office, the relevant office shall send it to the police headquarters and the police headquarters to the ministry within seven days from the date of receipt of such information.
(3) According to sub-rule (1) or (2) or from any other source, if information is received that any police officer has obtained a permanent residence permit or has applied for such permit, the police head office shall send a written notice to the departmental sentencing officer to investigate such police officer. will fall.
(4) If written in accordance with sub-rule (3), the officer who orders departmental punishment shall initiate an investigation within three days with respect to such police personnel and inform the police head office as soon as possible and the police head office shall give the information to the ministry.
(5) During the investigation according to sub-rule (4), the officer who orders departmental punishment may request information or assistance from the Ministry or any other government agency through the Ministry and it shall be the duty of the relevant agency to provide such information or assistance.
(6) In the course of investigation and action according to this rule, if it is found that any police officer has obtained a permanent residence permit or has applied for such a permit, he shall complete the procedure according to the prevailing law within three months and be punished according to this regulation and report the same to the police head office and the ministry within fifteen days. will fall