Under the Police Act, 1861, subordinate ranks of the police force generally refer to officers:
As in section 1, subordinate ranks are defined as officers below the rank of Deputy Superintendent, not those above it, equal to Superintendent, or constables exclusively.
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Under the Police Act, 1861, subordinate ranks of the police force generally refer to officers:
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As in section 1, subordinate ranks are defined as officers below the rank of Deputy Superintendent, not those above it, equal to Superintendent, or constables exclusively.