Parimala, S.
Woman station house officer (SHO) of woman police station is essential for fair investigation of woman related cases: A case study of Tonk district police stations
- The Indian Police Journal
- 69(2), Apr-Jun, 2022: p.81-94
Police deals with the vulnerable people. Vulnerable are those who are victims. Vulnerability is of the highest degree in women. For the minimization of the vulnerability of women victim of the district, Woman Police Stations have been set up in all the districts of the state. Such Police stations are for transparent fair investigation, which is in the preview of the human rights of the victim. Woman station house officer is the in-charge of the Woman Police station of the district. Primary data analysis with respect to secondary data is analysed. Organisational norms of Mahila Police station are there in Rajasthan Police. Bureaucratic organizational norms have been examined. Bureau of Police Research and Development’s initiative (National Police Mission) and direction’s with respect to Ministry of Home Affairs, India guidelines have been linked with the Mahila Thana norms. Gender mainstreaming with correlation to perceived empowerment, capability, capacity and efficiency is analysed. Job satisfaction of woman Police officers has been seen with their motivation leading to future job of their daughter’s. Weakness in the research with future scope is also examined. The findings indicate that at Mahila Thana, woman Police officer as Station House Officer (SHO) is essential. – Reproduced
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