Under the Police Act, 1861, the number of senior police officers at the State level is determined by:
s.4 leaves the number of these senior officers to be fixed 'as to the State Government shall seem fit', so it is the State Government that decides.
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Under the Police Act, 1861, the number of senior police officers at the State level is determined by:
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Correct answer C
s.4 leaves the number of these senior officers to be fixed 'as to the State Government shall seem fit', so it is the State Government that decides.