[THE
KERALA POLICE SERVICE AND THE KERALA POLICE SUBORDINATE SERVICE (UNIFORM)
RULES, 1965
PREAMBLE
In exercise of the powers
conferred by the proviso to article 309 of the Constitution of India, and all
other powers hereunto enabling, and in supersession of all other rules on the
subject in force, the Governor of Kerala hereby makes the following rules,
namely:-
Rule - 1. Title and Commencement.
(a)
These rules may be called the Kerala Police Service and the Kerala
Police Subordinate Service (Uniform) Rules, 1965.
(b)
They shall come into force at once.
Rule - 2. Extent.
They shall apply to the members
of the Kerala Police Service and Kerala Police Subordinate Service as defined
in the Service Rules applicable to these services.
Rule - 3. Specification of Uniform.
The Uniform to be worn by a
member of a service shall, subject to the provisions of rule 5, be the same as
specified in the schedule to these rules pertaining to the particular Service.
Rule - 4. Grant for or supply of Uniform.
Every member of the Service
shall, on appointment thereto, be entitled to receive from the Government
either such initial and recurring grants towards the cost and maintenance of
uniform according to rates prescribed from time to time by Government or free
issue of articles of uniform according to the scales prescribed in Schedule III
A to these rules, and subject to such condition as may be provided in Police
Standing Orders.
Rule - 5. Modifications in the working dress.
The State Government may from
time to time make such modification in the working dress which a member of the
Service may wear while engaged in work of an informal character as local
circumstances may require.
Rule - 6. Interpretation.
If any question arises relating
to the Interpretation of these rule it shall be referred to the State
Government whose decision thereon shall be final.
Rule - 7. Clothing year.
1st April to 31st March.
SCHEDULE I
KERALA POLICE SERVICE
1. Review order.
When officers are not on mounted duty
this shall consist of peak cap, jacket, whistle and lanyard, slacks of the same
material as the jacket, brown ankle boots/shoes, Khaki shirts, blue tie, Khaki
socks, Sam Browne belt and sword, medals, and decorations. When on mounted duty
this consists of peak cap, jacket, whistle and lanyard, breeches, field boots,
spurs, Khaki shirts, blue tie, Khaki socks, Sam Browne belt and sword, medals
and decorations.
These shall be worn on all state
ceremonies (e.g., public arrivals and departures of the President or the
Governor, Presentation of Guards of Honor on such occasions) at Ceremonial
Parades or whenever Full dress is ordered.
2. Working Dress.
This consists of peak cap, jacket,
whistle and lanyard, slacks, shoes/ankle boots, Khaki socks, Khaki shirt, blue
tie, cloth belt of the same materials as the jacket or Sam Browne belt when a
revolver is carried and ribbons.
This shall be worn when meeting or
escorting the President or the Governor, at Private arrivals and departures and
on all other formal occasions when an Officer is on duty, except when he is
required to wear Review Order.
Revolver shall be worn only when
escorting.
3. Informal Working Dress.
This consists of peak cap or pith hat,
shirt and Sam Brown belt or bush shirt with cloth belt, socks or
stockings/shorts or slacks and shoes or ankle boots. It may be worn in Office,
at inspections, conferences, meetings, on tours, for ordinary parades, while
keeping the line of road clear for the President or Governor and for other
occasions not of a formal character. When wearing shorts, ankle puttees and
hose-tops and boots will be worn on parade. Stockings and shoes may be worn on
other occasions.
When wearing informal working dress at
the time of riots, dacoit operations and such other duties, embroidered badges
of rank worked in dark blue silk thread, may be worn.
4. Articles of Uniform.
(1)
Head Dress.
(a)
Peak cap, Khaki gaberdine
(whenever khaki is mentioned the shade will be spinners Vigan No. 1) 11.43 c.m.
total depth diameter across the top 263.525 MM. for a cap fitting 552.45MM. in
circumference the top to be 2.175 MM. larger or smaller in diameter for every,
6.35 MM. by which the cap may vary in size of head above or below the afore
mentioned standard, e.g. for a cap 565.15 MM. in circumference, the diameter
across the top to be 269.875 MM. and for a cap 533.4 MM in circumference, the
diameter to be 254 MM. The sides to be made in four pieces and to be 53.975 MM.
deep between the welts. Kerala Police Service pattern badges of silver metal to
be worn in the centre of the band in front. The cap to be set up on a band of
stiff leather or other material 44.450 MM. deep. Chin strap of brown leather
9.525 MM. wide buttoned on to two gorget buttons of the Kerala Police Service
pattern placed immediately behind the corners of the peak.
(b)
Pith Hat. (For use with
informal working dress on ordinary parades, and at other informal occasions
when so desired).
Army khaki tent club pattern, with a
pagri of six folds of khaki with dark blue flash, a quarter of an inch wide at
the top between the helmet, and the pagri, the whole when tied not to exceed
76.200 MM. in width. No metal fittings. Brown leather strap 9.525 MM. wide.
(2)
Jacket-Khaki drill single
breasted, cut as lounge coat to the waist very loose at the chest and shoulders
but fitted at waist, military skirt to bottom edge. A silver plated hook on
each side at the waist. Length as in ordinary civilian lounge coat, i.e. to
cover the seat. Collar to be cut as in an ordinary civilian lounge coat. Two
crosspatch breast pockets above, 165.100 MM. wide and 190.500 MM. deep to the
top of the flap, with a 57.150 MM. box pleat in the centre fastened at the top
with a small Kerala Police Service pattern button, flap, with button hole to
cover pockets 57.150 MM. deep and 160.100 MM. wide. Two expanding pockets below
the waist (peats at the sides) 234.950 MM. wide at the top 266.700 MM. at the
bottom, 203.200 MM. deep to the top of the pocket, fastened at the top with
small Kerala Police Service pattern button; flap, with button hole, to cover
pockets, 88.900 MM. deep and 273.050 Mm. wide, the top of the pocket can be
expanded at the top also if necessary. Four medium Kerala Police Service
patterns buttons down the front. The buttons should be so fixed that the
bottom-most button covers the navel and the top-most button fixed one-third
distance between the navel and the position of the tie-knot. Ponted cuffs, 127
MM. high at the point and 63.5 MM. behind. Shoulder straps of the same
materials as the garment fastened with a small Kerala Police Service pattern
button. The jacket to be worn with a soft or semi-stiff collar and shirt and
dark blue sailor-knot tie.
(3)
Bush shirt - Infantry
pattern of khaki drill. Cellular or twill with khaki bone buttons.
(4)
Shirt - Khaki cellular or
twill with two breast pockets of the jacket pattern, with khaki bone buttons.
(5)
Fersey - Khaki woollen
with two buttons in front.
(6)
P.T. Vests - White cotton
or Woollen with half sleeves.
(7)
Trousers - Khaki drill to
match jacket, without turn-ups and shaped from instep to heels, the bottom to
measure 457.200 MM. to 482.600 MM.
(8)
Shorts-Khaki dirll with
two cloth extended straps and side buckles, waist band 57.150 Mm in width.
(9)
Breeches - (For mounted
duty only) Khaki Cotton cord.
(10)
Puttees ankle - Khaki
Woollen of the Foxes spiral pattern.
(11)
Hose Tops - Khaki Woollen.
(12)
Stockings - Khaki Woollen.
(13)
Socks - Cotton or Woollen
or mercerized Grey worsted.
(14)
Boots ankle - Ankle, plain
brown leather with Plain toe caps and nine pairs of eye-lets.
(15)
Shoes - Plain brown
leather Derby shoes with plain toe caps with five pairs of eye-lets.
(16)
Spurs - (For mounted duty
only). Light hunting with brown leather straps and shields and brown leather
understraps.
(17)
Belt - Sam Browne of army
regulation pattern but with silver mountings. Cloth belt of the same materials
as the Jacket with silver mountings may be worn with the working dress when
revolver is not carried.
A second shoulder strap for the Sam
Browne belt may be worn when the revolver is carried on the right side.
(18)
Revolver - A revolver or,
at the option of the Officer, automatic pistol, with brown holster and
ammunition pouch of leather. The revolver or automatic pistol and ammunition
pouch shall not be worn with review order unless specific orders to that effect
are issued.
(19)
Sword - Infantry pattern
with half basket hit in transparent metal and device 'K.P.S.' and State emblem.
(20)
Sword knot - Brown leather
with acorn.
(21)
Scabbard - Brown leather,
infantry pattern.
(22)
Whistle - Of the Police
Pattern, to be worn attached to a dark blue round plated lanyard and carried in
left breast Pocket.
(23)
Overcoat - (Optional) -
Khaki drab mixture cloth milled and Water-proof double-breasted, to reach to
the point of the knee. 457.00 MM to 508 MM slip at the back with small saddle
flap. Turn down collar 63.5 MM deep, with lapel and step, fastening with one
hook and eye, four large buttons on each side, three to button and one under
turn, Two button pockets with flap, one inside breast pocket at each side.
Sword slit at left side, loose turn back cuffs of single material, 114.300 MM
deep shoulder straps of the same material as the garmet fastened with small
buttons. Badges of rank and buttons in silver metal. The collar to be provided
with a cloth tape to bottom across the opening at the throat when required. The
coat to be lined with drab flannel. The cloth will be that specified for the
State in which the Officer is serving.
(24)
Gloves (Optional) - The
regulations pattern.
(25)
Badges of rank -
(a)
Officers holding Senior
duty posts (eg. Commandant, Malabar Special Police, Commandant, Special Armed
Police Battalion, and other senior duty posts borne on the State I.P.S. Cadre)
- State emblem.
(b)
Deputy Superintendents of
Police in charge of Sub Division or held in other post certified to be of
equivalent status, or of five years service and above - 3 stars.
(c)
Deputy Superintendent of
Police with less than five years service but not less than two years service,
and
(i)
not in charge of Sub
Division, nor
(ii)
holding posts of
equivalent ranks referred to in (b) above - 2 starts.
(d)
Deputy Superintendents of
Police with less than two years service-1 star
(e)
All members of the service
shall wear a silver departmental badge 'K. P. S.' 12.7 MM block letters at the
base of the shoulder strap. Length of service for the purpose of this rule
shall be the length of service rendered in the Kerala Police Service.
(f)
Specification of Badges of
rank - silver metal. The State emblem to be 29.369 MM by 19.05 MM. The stars to
be of the 'Star of India' (Five pointed) pattern and 25.4 MM broad.
(g)
Device for use on badges
and buttons. The Kerala Police Service device for use in badges and of buttons
shall be as shown below:-
Note:- Badges for cap 41.275 MM. in
height. Buttons convex, die struck and embossed.
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Large
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40 lines
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Medium
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30 lines
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Small
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24 lines
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Gorget
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20 lines
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(h)
Pattern of 'K. P. S.'
shoulder Badge.
The 'K. P. S.' shoulder Badge shall be
of the following pattern.
SCHEDULE II
KERALA POLICE SERVICE
(i) Inspectors and Officers of
Corresponding Rank.
The different orders of dress namely
review order, working dress and informed working dress will be as provided in
Paras 1, 2 and 3 of Schedule-I, limited to the articles of uniform mentioned
below:-
Articles of uniform
(1)
Head Dress -
(a)
Peak Cap. Of the pattern
specified in item 1 (a) Para 4, Schedule I, substituting 'Kerala Police'
pattern in the place of 'Kerala Police Service' pattern in cap badge and gorget
buttons.
Note:- Officers in Malabar Special
Police Battalion and special Armed Police Battalion may wear also slouch hats
as prescribed in item 36 schedule IIIA.
(b)
Pith Hat - Of the pattern
specified in item 1 (b) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(2)
Jacket- Of the pattern
specified in item (2) para 4, Schedule I, Khaki tie will be worn instead of blue
tie. Also instead of 'Kerala Police Service' pattern buttons 'Kerala Police'
pattern buttons will be used.
(3)
Bush Shirt - Of the
pattern prescribed in item (3) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(4)
Shirt- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (4) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(5)
Jersey- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (5), Para 4, Schedule-I.
(6)
P. T. Vests - (Baniyans)
of the pattern prescribed in item (6), para 4, Schedule-I.
(7)
Trousers- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (7), Para 4, Schedule-I.
(8)
Shorts- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (8) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(9)
Puttees ankle- Of the
pattern prescribed in item (10) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(10)
Hosetops- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (11) Para 4, Schedule-I
(11)
Stockings- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (12) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(12)
Socks- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (13) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(13)
Boots ankle- Of the
pattern prescribed in item (14) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(14)
Shoes- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (15) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(15)
Belt- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (17) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(16)
Revolver - A revolver or
at the option of the Officer, automatic pistol, with brown holster and
ammunition pouch of lether (to be worn when ordered, or required).
(17)
Sword- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (19) Para 4, Schedule-I. But 'K. P.' device will be
substituted for the 'K. P. S.' device.
(18)
Sword Knot- Sword Of the
pattern prescribed in item (20) Para 4, Schedule- 1.
(19)
Scabbard- Sword Of the
pattern prescribed in item (21) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(20)
Whistle- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (22) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(21)
Overcoat- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (23) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(22)
Gloves- (Optional) - Of
the pattern prescribed in item (24) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(23)
Badges of rank -
(a)
Stars made of Silver metal
'Star of India' (five pointed) pattern and 25.4 MM broad, three to be worn on
each shoulder. A ribbon 12.7 MM. in width, half red and half dark blue,
horizontally divided, red color being nearer to the Stars, to be worn on each
shoulder strap 25.4 MM. above its base.
(b)
A silver departmental
badge 'K.P.' in 12.7 MM. block letters at the base of each shoulder strap.
Officers of the Malabar Special Police and Special Armed Police Battalion will
wear instead of 'K.P' the letters 'M.S.P.' and 'S.A.P.' respectively.
(c)
Device for use on badges
and buttons - The Kerala Police Service for use in badge and buttons shall be
as shown below: -
EMPLEM
Note:- Badges for cap 41.275 MM. in
height buttons convex, die - struck and embossed.
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Large
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40 lines
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Medium
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30 lines
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Small
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24 lines
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Gorget
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20 lines
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(d)
Pattern of 'K.P.' shoulder
Badge shall be of the following Pattern:
SCHEDULE III
KERALA POLICE SUBORDINATE
SERVICE
1. Sub Inspectors- Palatoon Commanders
and Jemadars of the Malabar Special Police and Special Armed Police Battalion.
The different orders of dress namely
review order, working dress and in formal working dress will be as provided in
Para 1, 2 and 3 of Schedule-I limited to the articles mentioned below:-
Articles of uniform
(1)
Headdress-
(a)
Forage Cap-Of the pattern
prescribed in item (1) (a) Para 4, Schedule-I.
Note:- Officers in M.S.P. Battalion
and S.A.P. Battalion may wear also slouch hats as prescribed in item 36
Schedule IIIA.
(b)
Pith Hat- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (1) (b) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(2)
Jacket- Khaki drill, shut
coats, turn down collar fastioned with two hooks and eyes, buttoning down the
front with five medium size regulation buttons. Two cross-patch breast-pocket
with flaps and with 50.8 MM. box pleat in the centre and two expending pockets
below the waist with flaps. Each flap and pocket to be fastened with a small
'K.P.' pattern button: shoulder strap in a similar material.
(3)
Shirts- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (4) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(4)
Jersey- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (5) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(5)
P. T. Vests- Of the
pattern prescribed in item (6) Para 4, Schedule-I. (Issue limited to those
entitled to it under Schedule IIIA)
(6)
Trousers- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (7), Para 4, Schedule-I. (Use limited to those entitled to
it under Schedule III A)
(7)
Shorts- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (8) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(8)
Puttees ankle - Khaki
Woollen.
(9)
Hose tops- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (11) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(10)
Stockings- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (12) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(11)
Socks- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (13) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(12)
Boots ankle- Of the
pattern prescribed in item (14) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(13)
Shoes- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (15) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(14)
Belt- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (17) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(15)
Revolver- A revolver, with
brown holster and ammunition pouch of leather (to be worn when ordered or
required)
(16)
Sword- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (19) Para 4, Schedule-I. But the 'K.P.' device will be
substituted for the 'K.P.S.'
(17)
Sword Knot- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (20) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(18)
Scabbard- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (21) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(19)
Whistle- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (22) Para 4, Schedule-I.
(20)
Overcoat (Optional)- Of
the pattern prescribed in item (23) Para 4. Schedule-I.
(21)
Gloves (Optional) - Of the
pattern prescribed in item (24), Para 4, Schedule-I.
(22)
Badges of rank- Of the
pattern prescribed in item (23) Para 1, Schedule-II substituting two stars, the
Stars to be worn on each shoulder.
2. Jemadars in District Armed Reserve.
Articles of Uniform shall be of the
pattern prescribed for Jamadars in Malabar Special Police and Special Armed
police Battalion, and limited to the provisions in Schedule III (A), with the
difference that the badges of rank shall consist of one Star to be worn on each
shoulder instead of two Stars.
3. Head Constables other than those in
the Armed Police and Traffic Units.
(1)
Head dress- Turban Khaki
drill, covered over paper shapes, with red kulla, Silver lace 6.350 MM. wide
with red silk edges at the top and bottom, green lappet with blue fringe on the
left side and silver lace in the middle 38.1. MM in breadth with 6.35 MM lace
at the top and bottom. The State Emblem (Asoka Emblem) in transparent metal, 29.369
MM by 19.05 MM shall be worn in the centre of the turban in front.
(2)
Shirt- Cellular Khaki or
Khaki twill with open tennis collar and half sleeves. The shirt is open fully
at the front with a pleat 44.45 MM. in width running from neck to bottom edge
fastened with 3 medium regulation pattern brass buttons, the middle button
being in line with the breast pocket button and the top and bottom buttons
fixed at a distance of three inches from the middle button, two plain breast
pockets 139.7 MM x 127 MM with flaps 57.15 MM. deep with bottom comer cross cut
and fixed by two regulation pattern medium buttons, the left pocket being
provided with an opening 25.4 MM. wide at the upper edge of the flap nearest
the front pleat for insertion of the whistle. The shoulder straps of the same
materials 57.15 MM. broad at the bottom tapering upwards to 25.4 MM. at the top
to be fitted with one regulation pattern medium button and the rounded off.
Shoulder to be of normal size and back plain without pleat.
(3)
Jersey - Of the pattern prescribed
in item (5) Para 4 Schedule-I (limited to those entitled to it under Schedule
III A)
(4)
P.T. Vests (Baniyans)- Of
the pattern prescribed in item (b) para 4, Schedule I (Limited to there,
entitled to it under schedule III A
(5)
Shorts - Khaki drill with
waist band 76.2 MM. width, double pocket and three side loops with horn buttons
for the belts I loop each on either side and the third at the back to be fitted
with two small buckles in front and provided with four pleats at the back,
starting from the bottom of the waist band, two on either side of the back
loop.
(6)
Puttees ankle - Khaki.
Woollen, Long puttees will be used when boots are not worn.
(7)
Hose Tops - Of the pattern
prescribed in item (11) Para 4 Schedule I.
(8)
Socks- Of the pattern
prescribed in item (13), Para 4, Schedule I.
(9)
Boots ankle,- Black
leather ammunition.
(10)
Belt- Sash red with transparent
metal buckle having design of Asoka Emblem and inscription 'Kerala Police'.
(11)
Arms- Rifle, musket,
bayonet or sten gun according to issue.
(12)
Whistle- Police pattern
with brass chain and hook, worn with the chain passing through the second
button hole hooked at the first button hole from the top.
(13)
Water- proof Coat and
hood. Water proof Rain Coat with full sleeves, collar and hood, five buttons in
front belt waist of the same material with 50.8 MM. buckle and two pockets with
flaps on either side just below waist.
(14)
Haversack - Water-proof
with sling (limited to these entitled to it under Schedule III A.)
(15)
Badges of rank,-
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(a) The following badges of Ranks will be worn:
Head Constable with less than 10 years service as such.
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Three transparent stripes.
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Head Constables with 10 years service as such or more
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White stripes with Asoka Emblem
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(b) A brass shoulder plate with 12.7
MM. letter 'K.P.' shall be worn at the base of each shoulder strap.
(c) Buttons shall be of the design
prescribed in item 23 (c) of Para 1 of the Schedule.
4. Constables other than those in the
Armed Police and Traffic Unit.
(1)
Head Dress- Turban Khaki
drill covered over paper shapes with red kulla, Green lappet with blue fringes
on the left side on which brass number plate of the individual will be affixed.
The State Emblem (Asoka Emblem) in brass 29.369 MM. by 19.05 MM. will be worn
in the centre of the turban in front.
(2)
Belt - Brown leather with
brass mountings and 'S' hook.
Other items as mentioned for Head
Constables in para 4 above excluding chevrons mentioned in item (15).
5. Havildar Major Quarter Master
Havildars, other Havildars and Section Commanders in the Armed Police.
(1)
Head Dress- Gurkha felt hat
or khaki quilted slouch hat with the brim on the left side folded up and
fastened to the dome. 'Flashes' of size and color, as may be specified in
Standing Orders for each unit, shall be worn at the centre of the outer side of
the folded brim of the hat.
A silver lace 12.7 MM. width with red
silk edges at the top and bottom to be attached round the dome, at its bottom.
The State Emblem (Asoka Emblem) in transparent metal 29.369 MM. by 19.05 MM., shall
be worn in the centre of the hat in front.
(2)
Shirt- Of the pattern
prescribed in para 4 (2) Schedule II.
(3)
Jersey - Of the pattern
prescribed in item (5) para 4 Schedule I (Limited to those entitled to it under
Schedule III A.)
(4)
P.T. Vests (Baniyans) - Of
the pattern prescribed in item (6) para 4 Schedule I.
(5)
Trousers - Of the pattern
prescribed in item (7) para 4 Schedule I (Issues limited to those entitled to
it under Schedule IIIA.)
(6)
Shorts - Of the pattern
prescribed in item (8) para 4 Schedule I.
(7)
Puttees ankle - Khaki
Woollen.
(8)
Hose Tops - Of the pattern
prescribed in item (11) para 4 Schedule I.
(9)
Socks - Of the pattern
prescribed in item (13), para 4 Schedule I.
(10)
Boots ankle - Black
leather ammunition.
(11)
Belt -
(a)
Sash green with transparent
metal buckle having design of Asoka Emblem and inscription 'Kerala Police'.
This will be worn for special and ceremonial occasions except by members of the
Service belonging to the Malabar Special Police and Special Armed police Battalion.
Members of the Malabar Special Police and the Special Armed Police Battalion
will wear instead of a sash belt a sash made of worsted red serge over and
across the right shoulder on special and ceremonial occasions.
(b)
Brown leather with brass
mountings and 'S' hook for use when sash belts are not worn.
(12)
Arms - Rifles, musket,
Bayonet or Sten gun according to issue.
(13)
Whistle - Police pattern
with brass chain and hook worn with the chain passing through the second button
hole and hooked at the first button hole from the top.
(14)
Water - proof coat and
hood Of :- the pattern prescribed in item (13) para 3 of this Schedule.
(15)
Haversack - Water-proof
with sling (limited to those entitled to it under schedule III A).
(16)
Badges of Rank
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Havildars including Quarter master Havildars with less
than 10 years service as much.
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Silver lace triple.
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Havildars including Quarter master Havildars having ten
years service as such or more.
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Silver lace triple with Asoka Emblem
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Company Havildar Major.
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Asoka Emblem only.
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All Havildars will wear shoulder
plates with letter MSP. and S.A.P. according to the Armed Unit to which they
belong.
6. Constables including Naiks and
Lance Naiks in the Armed Police.
(1)
Head Dress - Of the
pattern prescribed in item (1) Para 5, of this Schedule, with the difference
that no silver lace shall be attached round the dome of the hat, and that the
State Emblem to be worn in front of the hat shall be brass instead of in transparent
metal.
(2)
Other items - Other items
shall be as prescribed in para 5 of this Schedule with the following
exceptions:-
(a)
The following badges of
rank along shall be worn:- Naiks - Chevron silver lace double.
Lance Naiks - Chevron silver lace
single.
The chevrons will be worn on both
sleeves of the shirt below the shoulder.
(b)
Whistles shall be issued
only for Naiks, Lance Naiks and sentries at the rate of one per sentry post.
7. Head Constables of the Traffic
Unit.
(1)
Head Dress - Khaki pith
hat. The State Emblem in transparent metal 29.369 MM. by 19.05 MM. shall be worn at
the centre of the hat in front.
(2)
Other items as prescribed
in para 3 of this Schedule.
8. Constables of the Traffic Unit.
(1)
Head Dress - Of the
pattern prescribed in item 1 Para 7 of the Schedule with a difference that the
State Emblem shall be in brass instead of in transparent metal.
(2)
Kurta - Made of transparent
drill. To be used by Constables on traffic point duty. Other items as
prescribed in para 4 of this Schedule.
9. Special Items of Uniform.
(1)
Web equipment and water
bottle-will be issued according to the scales prescribed in Schedule III A.
(2)
Proficiency
badges-Proficiency Badges will be issued according to details specified in
Schedule III A.
(3)
Number Plates- Number
plates will be issued to Constables including Lance Naiks and Naiks showing
their General Number proceeded by the following Unit distinguishing letters.
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T.
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Trivandrum District.
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Q.
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Quilon District.
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A.
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Alleppey District.
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K.
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Kottayam District.
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E.
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Ernakulam District.
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R.
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Trichur District.
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P.
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Palghat District.
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D.
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Kozhikode District.
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C.
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Cannanore District.
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RL.
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Railway.
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X.
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Anti-Corruption Branch.
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CR.
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Crime Branch.
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SB.
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Special Branch.
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H.
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Police Radio Unit.
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B.
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Police Training College & Central Recruits School.
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10. Special Uniform for Bandsmen.
(1)
Head Dress-Folding type
cap (F.S. Pattern) Blue serge with red serge top, 63.5 mm. breadth in the
centre and red piping on the edges of the flaps of the cap. Flaps fastened to
the sides and two small buttons (Police pattern) placed in the lower fold in front
of the cap 25.4 MM. apart and a brass State (Asoka) Emblem for Constables and
transparent metal State (Asoka) Emblem for Head Constable worn on the left side 76.2
MM. above the button edge and 63.5 MM. from the front buttons.
(2)
Jacket:- White satin drill
with red serge stand up collar, fastened with two hooks and eyes. Two cross
patch breast pockets 127 MM. wide and 139 MM. deep with red piping and with
38.1 MM. bloc pleat in the centre. Flap with 3 points. 50.8 MM. deep and 127
MM. wide to cover pockets with red piping, fastened with a small button (Police
pattern) in the centre. The points on either side of the flap to be fastened to
the pocket with press buttons - Five big buttons (Police Pattern) to be worn in
front, first button below the collar and the other four 76.2 MM apart
downwards. Shoulder straps of the same cloth with red piping fastened with two
small buttons (Police pattern) on either side. Two crescent shaped shoulder
wings each 25.4 MM. long and 88.9 MM. broad in the centre, with red piping all round
the edge. The inner edge of the wing is covered with a small crescent shaped
red cloth 88.9 MM. long and 25.4 MM. wide in the centre. Five cones in red
cloth with bases on top of the small crescent and pointed ends towards the
broad edge of the wing. A loop on the inner edge of the wing on the lower side.
76.2 MM long and 6.35 MM wide in transparent cloth is stitched to insert the shoulder
straps. Two press buttons stitched on to the extreme ends to fix the wings in
line with shoulder seams.
(3)
Trousers - Darks blue
serge with two side pockets without turn up and shaped from instep to heels the
bottom to measure 457.2 MM to 482.6 MM. piping in red serge 38.1 MM. broad down
the seam on either side.
(4)
Belt - White leather belt
50.8 MM., broad with red piping on both sides, fastened with buckles in front.
(5)
Arm badges. For all men,
silver or nickel plated of approved pattern mounted on back ground of red serge
worn on the right sleeves 88.9 MM below the shoulder seam.
(6)
Dress cord - Fine quality
woollen single color (Gold) with tassels of approved Army Pattern for drummers,
pipers and buglers.
(7)
Card pouches - (For Brass
Band except for drummers) 190.5 MM. x 139.7 MM. with two loops on the back 63.5
MM. wide to fix on waste belt in black leather with police emblem in the centre
of the flap covering the pouch.
(8)
Leopard skin - Approved
Army pattern, for Brass drummers.
(9)
Drum Major's Sash -
Approved army pattern Embroided with departmental title and crest for Drum
Major.
(10)
Gloves - White leather,
approved army pattern for drummers.
(11)
Gauntlet - White
leather-approved Army pattern for Drum Major.
(12)
Boots - Superior quality
black.
(13)
Shoulder Badges - Same as
for personnel of corresponding rank in the unit.
11. Special Uniform for Orchestra.
(1)
Head Dress - Folding type
cap (F.S. pattern) Blue Serge - flaps fastened on either side with two gorget
buttons of Kerala Police pattern placed approximately 101.6 MM above the bottom
edge and 101.6 MM from the front with brass State (Asoka) Emblem for constables
and Silver State (Asoka) Emblem for Head Constables worn in front of the cap.
(2)
Jacket - White drill, Bush
shirt pattern with half sleeves (sleeves reaching down to elbow joint) and two
cross patch breast pockets 127 MM and wide and 127 MM deep to the top of the
flaps with 38.1 MM Box pleat in the centre, fastened at the top with a small
Kerala Police pattern button, flap with button holes to cover pockets 50.8 MM
deep and 127 MM wide, the points of the flaps at the bottom on either side to
be fastened to the pocket with press buttons. Three medium Kerala Police
pattern buttons down the front, the top button being placed 101.6 MM below the
top edge of the collar and the bottom button level with the navel, the middle
button will be placed equidistant from the top and bottoms. Shoulder strap as
the same material as the garment fastened with a small Kerala Police pattern
button of the top of each shoulder strap. Piping of blue drill along edges of
collar, 3 sides of pockets, edges of the pocket flaps except at the top, edges
of the shoulder strap except at the bottom and on both sides of the upper front
pleat of the Shirt.
(3)
Trousers - White drill,
without turn ups and shaped from instep to heels the bottom to measure 457.2 MM
to 482.6 MM; piping in blue drill 38.1 MM broad down the seam on wither side.
(4)
Belt - White leather 50.8
MM broad fastened with brass plate buckle 63.5 MM by 88.9 MM in front and
adjustable rectangular brass buckle with one needle.
(5)
White Canvas shoes -
Orchestra specification.
(6)
Shoulder Badges - Same as
for personnel of corresponding rank in the unit.
12. Special Uniform for Women Police.
(a)
Informal Working dress.
(1)
Blouse: Blue material,
closed round neck, tight fitting sleeves reaching to 25.4 MM above the elbow
joint, Shoulder straps of the same material fastened with press buttons.
(2)
Saree - White saree 5.486
Metres length with blue border 38.1 MM broad.
(3)
Socks - Black cotton or
woollen.
(4)
Shoes - Black Derby cut,
single sole with oxford toe heels 38.1 MM and with four pairs of eye-lets.
(5)
Shoulder Badges - Same as
for constabulary.
(b)
Formal Working Dress.
(1)
Head Dress - Folding type
cap (F.S. Pattern) khaki drill flaps fastened on either side with two gorget
buttons of Kerala Police pattern placed approximately 101.6 MM above the button
edge and 101.6MM from the front with State (Asoka) emblem in brass for
Constables and in transparent metal for Head Constables worn in front of the cap.
(2)
Shirt bush khaki -
Infantry pattern, Cellular full sleeves with regulation pattern brass buttons
(four medium in front and six small for pockets and shoulder flaps). Cloth belt
of the same material with brass two point buckle.
(3)
Trouser - Khaki drill
without turn up and shaped from instep to heels-the bottom to measure 457.2 MM
to 482.6 MM.
(4)
Socks - as in (a) above
(5)
Shoes - as in (a) above
(6)
Shoulder badges - the same
as for the Constabulary.
13. Uniform for Boat Crew
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For Drivers:
2 Khaki Shirts
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2 Khaki Trousers
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Annually
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1 Forage cap
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1 Rain coat with hood
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Triennially
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1 Jersey woollen
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Quardrennially
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For Syrangs and Lascars:
2 Khaki Shirts
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2 Khaki Shorts
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Annually
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1 Boat man cap
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1 Rain Coat with hood
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Triennially
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1 Jersy Woollen
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Quardrennially
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14. Uniform for M.S.P. Bandsmen
(1)
Head Dress - Rifles green
Barret cap with red pompon Battalion crops 'Yudhi-Vikrama' of transparent metal
fastened in front just below the pomp and above the left eye. Peak cap of Rifle
green serge with red felt band Band for Band Master. Chinstrap of black patent
leather 9.525 MM wide, buttoned on two gorget black buttons placed immediately
below the comers of the peak battalion crest 'Yudhi-Vikrama' to be fastened in
front at the centre of the band.
(2)
Jacket - Yellow satin
drill with single stand up collar with double flap, not to allow the buttons to
be sent out when closed for all except for Band Master. Chest decoration wider
at the upper end and gradually narrowed down to the lower end, generally it
will be 255.6 MM wide at chest and 152.4 MM at the lower end, of Rifle green
serge, rectangular shape with five pipings (cross ways) or golden yellow sild
each 9.525 MM wide, running parallel to one another. Three M.S.P. Buttons,
large size, fastened to each piping, one on either side and one in the centre.
Decoration to be press buttoned on the
Jacket, on both sides, and fastened two large buttons on either side of the
shoulder near the neck. Shoulder straps of Rifle green serge with piping of
golden yellow silk, all round and golden yellow tassels. A tape of 50.8 MM wide
to run under the strap to fasten at through loops of yellow satin drill,
stitched on to the lower and shoulders of the Jacket. The upper ends of the
strap, to be fastened or to a large M.S.P. button, stitched on to the Jacket on
either side, near the neck. The strap to be wider and thicker at the lower end
76.2 MM wide and 9.25 MM thick at the lower end 38.1 MM wide and the thickness
of the cloth only at the upper end. Military pattern sline of Rifle green serge
with double piping of golden yellow silk around lower and upper ends. 5 Medium
size M.S.P. Buttons of transparent Metal to be fastened, touching one another from
the lower and towards the upper and in the centre of the cuffs.
(3)
Trousers - Rifle green
serge with turn ups and shaped from in step to heels at the bottom to measure
457.2 MM to 482.6 MM Double piping of golden yellow silk 9.825 MM wide down to
the seam on either side.
(4)
Belt - White Buff leather
belt 50.8 MM broad, fastened with brass plate buckles, 63.5 MM x 88.9 MM in
front with Battalion crest of transparent metal in the centre of the plate and
adjustable rectangular brass buckles with one needle.
(5)
Arm Badge - Silver plated,
approved pattern mounted on back ground of rifle green serge, worn on the right
sleeves 88.9 MM below the shoulder seam as specified below:-
(6)
Dress cord - Fine quality
sild of golden yellow color with tassels of approved army pattern.
(7)
Tiger Skin - Skin mounted
with artificial eyes and lining complete for Brass Drummer only.
(8)
Sashes - Sashes of
approved army pattern embroidered with departmental title and crest for Drum
Major.
(9)
Gloves - White leather
approved army pattern for Band Master.
(10)
Cord Pouches - With two
loops on the back.
190.5 MM x 139.7 MM with two loops on
the back 63.5 MM wide to fix on waist belt, in black leather with battalion
crest of the flap covering pouch.
(11)
Gauntlet - White leather,
approved army pattern for Drum Major.
(12)
Tassels-Rifle green and
Golden yellow silk for Band Master.
(13)
Band Master's
Batten-Mounted with silver handle for Band Master.
(14)
Peak cap-peak Cap of rifle
green serge with red belt band for Band Master.
(15)
White tunic coat - With
straps and sleeves, cuffs and epaulets of golden silk for Band master.
(16)
Spats-White canvas
standard size with leather straps and 7 buttons.
15. Uniform for Jemadar of Women
Police.
(a)
Informal working Dress.
(1)
Blouse. Blue material
suitable collar and pleat tight fitting sleeves reaching to 2.5 C.Ms. above the
elbow joint, stiff detachable shoulder
straps made of transparent material with
blue piping on the edges. The Saree end will be neatly folded and tucked in
under the left shoulder strap.
(2)
Saree-White saree 5.5
metres length with blue border 4 C.Ms. broad.
(3)
Socks-Black cotton or
woollen.
(4)
Shoes-Black Derby cut
single sole with oxford toe, heels 3.8 C.Ms. and with four pairs of eyelets.
(5)
Shoulder badge-K.P.
shoulder badges and one star on each shoulder.
(b)
Formal working dress.
(1)
Head dress-Forage cap of
the pattern prescribed in item 1 (a) para 4 Schedule I.
(2)
Bush shirt-Infantry
pattern of Khaki drill Cellular or twill with Khaki bone button as in item No.3
para 4 Schedule 1-4.
(3)
Trousers Khaki-Drill
without turn up and shaped from in step to heels the bottom to measure 46 C.Ms.
to 48 C.Ms. as in item 7-Para 4 Schedule-I.
(4)
Shoes-as in (a) above.
(5)
Socks-as in (a) above.
(6)
Badges of rank-as in (a)
above.
(7)
Belt
- (a) Cloth belt when revolver is not carried. When
revolver is carried or when on parade brown leather belt with brass mountings
and 'S' hook pattern prescribed in item 11 (b) Para 5 Schedule III.
SCHEDULE III A
ALLOCATION
LIST OF ARTICLES OF CLOTHING AND ACCOUTREMENTS
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Item
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Nos.
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Period of Supply
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To whom issued
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(1)
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(2)
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(3)
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(4)
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1. Badges
(a) Cap.
(i) 'K.P' in laurel wreath with Asoka emblem at the top
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1
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5 years
|
Reserve Inspectors and Reserve Sub Inspectors Company Comanders,
Quarter Masters, Platoon Commanders, Jemadars (M.S.P., SAP. and A.R)
including Jemadar of Women Police.
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(ii) Asoka emblem
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1
|
-do-
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Head Constables/Havildar Majors/ Quarter Master Havildars/Other
Havildars/Section Commanders.
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(iii) Asoka emblem Bradd
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1
|
-do-
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Constables including Naiks and Lance Naiks.
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(iv) Asoka Emblem Brass with inscription 'Kerala Police' at the
bottom
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1
|
-do-
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Police Drivers
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(b) Good shooting
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1
|
2 years
|
Head Constables/ Havildar Major/ Quarter Master Havildars/ Other
Havildars/Section Commanders and Police Constables entitled to these badges
on green background for men in A.R.M.S.P. and S.A.P. and on red background to
the rest.
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(i) Rifles, Star and Cross Rifles
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1
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5 years
|
Best Rifle shot amongst Class II Officers of M.S.P. and S.A.P
Subordinate Service in each Company
|
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(ii) Light Automatic Star and L.M.G. in wreath
|
1
|
-do-
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Best first class Gunner in the in wreath Battalion (M.S.P. or
S.A.P.)
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(iii) L.M.G. in wreath
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1
|
-do-
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All first class Gunners.
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(c) Miscellaneous
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(i) Grossed pincers and hammer
|
1
|
-do-
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To armourers who have qualified at a recognized Training
Institution for armourers.
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|
(ii) Bugle with cord
|
1
|
3 years
|
Buglers who qualify in the Annual bugle Tests (M.S.P., S.A.P.
and Dist. A.R.)
|
|
(iii) P.T. Instructors
|
1
|
3 years
|
Class II Officers, M.S.P. and S.A.P. Subordinate, Service, who
qualify at the Army School of Physical Training, Poona.
|
|
(iv) Signalling
|
1
1
|
2 years
-do-
|
Class II Officers of M.S.P. and S.A.P.
Subordinate Service who qualify at a recognised Signal School.
|
|
(v) Saint John Ambulance Association
|
1
|
-do-
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Havildar Majors/Quarter Master Havildars/Other Havildars/section
Commanders/Head Constables and Police Constables qualified in First Aid.
|
|
(d) Shoulder Badges
(i) K. P. Block letters (transparent metal)
|
2
|
10 years
|
Reserve Inspectors Reserve sub Insprs. Jamadars of the District
Armed Reserve and Jamadar of Women Police.
|
|
[(ii)
letter Badges]
|
2
|
-do-
|
Head Constables, Constables and personnel of corresponding rank
for whom other types of shoulder badges are not prescribed.
|
|
(iii) M.S.P./S.A.P. (White metal)
|
2
|
-do-
|
Class I Officers, M.S.P. and S.A.P Subordinate Service.
|
|
(iv) 'M.S.P./S.A.P.', (Brass)
|
2
|
-do-
|
Class II Officers, M.S.P. and S.A.P. Subordinate Service.
|
|
(v) Shoulder badge 3 Five pointed White Metal Stars with ribbon
|
4
|
5 years ribbon 2 ft. per year
|
Reserve Inspectors, Company Commanders and Quarter-masters.
|
|
(vi) 2 five pointed transparent metal Stars with ribbon
|
|
-do-
|
Reserve sub Inspector Platoon Commanders and Jamadars of M.S. P.
and S.A.P.
|
|
(vii) 1 Five pointed transparent metal Star with ribbon
|
2
|
5 years
|
Jamadars of District A.R. and jamadar of Women Police.
|
|
(viii) Shoulder Plates with brass letters 'K.P' block letters
|
2
|
5 years
|
Members of the Police Subordinate Service of and below the rank
of Head Constables for whom different types of shoulder badge are not
prescribed
|
|
(e) District letters and numbers
(i) 22.225 MM
|
1
|
10 years
|
To Police Constables (including Naiks and Lance Naiks)
|
|
2. Baniyan (P.T. Vests) Cotton White
|
2
|
one year
|
Inspectors, Sub-Inspectors, Havildar Major, Section Commanders
and other Havildars and PCs (including Naiks and Lance Naiks) of the A.R.,
M.S.P. and S.A.P. Assistant Drill Instructors. Also to recruits on
enlistment.
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3. Belt
(a) Brown leather
|
1
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5 years
|
Head Constables (including Havildar Major, Quartermaster
Havildars, Other Havildars and Section Commanders) and P.Cs. including Class
II
|
|
|
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Officers of M.S. P. and S.A.P. subordinate Service except for
those who are to be supplied with sash belts vide item C or D and Jamadar of
Women Police.
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(b) Sam Browne Belt (with transparent metal fittings for Gazetted
Officers and Brass metal fittings for non-gazetted Officers)
|
1
|
-do-
|
One enlistments of Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub Inspectors
Company Commanders, Quartermasters Platoon Commanders and Jemadars.
|
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(c) Sash red
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1
|
3 years
|
Head Constables who are end tied to it under the provision in
Schedule II.
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(d) Sash green
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1
|
1 year
|
Havildar Major/Quartermaster Havildars Section Commanders of
District A. R. and Drill Instructors (of the above ranks) of the P.T. college
and Recruits School drawn from M.S.P. and A.S.P.
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4. [Terry
cotton Khakki Blouses and saries)
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2
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1 year
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[Women
Police Constables and women Head Constables.)
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5. Blankets Woollen
|
1
|
5 or as required in the case of blankets maintained as reserve
stock
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To all H.Cs. and P.Cs. posted in Pon-mudi Outpost and Moozhiyar
Out Post Parambikulam, attappadi. Udumbanchola, Vandiperiyar, Devikulam,
Peermade and Wynad Circle. In M.S.P., S.A.P. and District A.Rs. blanket for
20% of the strength of each Unit will be stocked in Reserve for use by
Havildar Majors, Quarter master Havildars other Havildars, Section Commanders
and P.Cs. and Class I and II Officers and Followers of M.S.P. and S.A.P.
Subordinate Service who may be sent for duties in the areas, noted above or
to other places with cold climatic conditions.
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6. Boots
(i) Brown leather Superior
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1 pair with initial supply of 2 pairs for direct recruits
|
one year
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Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub-Inspectors, Company Commanders,
Quartermasters, Platoon Commanders and Jemadars.
|
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(ii) Black leather 2 ammunition boots with lace.
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Two pairs
|
2 years
|
Class II Officers of M.S. P. and S.A.P. Subordinates Service.
|
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(iii) Black leather ammunition boots with lace
|
1 pair with initial supply of two pairs.
|
1 years
|
Havildar Majors and Quartermaster Havildars, Other Havildars,
Section Commanders and P.Cs. of District A.R. and Camp Followers of Police Radio
Unit, M.S.P. and S.A.P.
|
|
(iv) -do-
|
1 pair with initial supply of two pairs.
|
1 years
|
H.Cs. and P.Cs in
1. Cannanore Station
2. Tellicherry Station
3. Calicut "
4. Palghat "
5. Cochin "
6. Wynad Circle Station
7. Trivandrum City Station
8. Quilon Station
9. Alleppey "
10. Kottayam "
11. Alwaye "
12. Emakulam "
13. Mattancherry Station
14. Trichur "
15. Railway Police Station
|
|
(v) Black leather ammunition boots with lace
|
1 pair with initial supply of two pairs.
|
3 years
|
To all Head Constables and Police Constables not supplied with
boots under any other provision
|
|
(vi) Shoes (Plain brown leather Derby shoes with plain toe cap
with five pairs of eyelets)
|
1 pair
|
2 years
|
Reserve Inspectors. Reserve Sub-Inspectors and Jemadars and
Armed Police Inspectors and Armed Police Sub Inspectors of M.S.P., S.A.P. and
Officers of corresponding rank.
|
|
(vii) M.T. Boots
|
1 pair with initial supply of two pairs.
|
1 years
|
M.T. Drivers
|
|
6. (A) Buckles Brass two pointed for bush shirts
|
1
|
10 years
|
For Women Police
|
|
7. Buttons [(i)
Khakki bone or plastic buttons
|
4
|
5
years
|
All categories of Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub-Inspectors,
Reserve Assistant Sub-Inspectors, Armed Police Inspectors, Armed Police
Sub-Inspectors, Armed Police Assistant Sub-Inspectors. Head Constables and
Police Constables and personnel of corresponding rank]
|
|
(ii) K.P. (Small)
|
6
|
3 years
|
Women Police
|
|
Note: A second set of buttons will be issued, to be kept in
reserve to meet loss or damage.
8. Canes Brown Malacca with crusted knob with monogram M.S.P;
and S.A.P. Battalion
|
1
|
5 years
|
Class I and Class II Officers of the M.S.P. and S.A.P.
Subordinate Service.
|
|
8. A. Caps Khakki (F.S. Pattern)
|
1
|
1 years
|
Women Police
|
|
9. White stripes
(a) Three transparent stripes
|
1
|
2 years
|
Head Constables/Havildars having Service as such of 10 years or
more.
|
|
(b) Three transparent stripes
|
1 pair
|
-do-
|
Head Constables/Havildars with less than 10 years service as
such.
|
|
(c) Asoka Emblem
|
-do-
|
-do-
|
Company Havildars Major of Armed Police Units (Armed Reserve,
M.S.P. & S.A.P.)
|
|
[(d)
Three transparent strips
|
-do-
|
-do-
|
Higher Grade Police Constables of Armed Reserve. Local and Armed
Police Battalions including those belonging to technical categories of Police
Constables, Naiks of Armed Reserves and Armed Police Battalions.]
|
|
(e) One transparent strips
|
-do-
|
-do-
|
Lance Naiks
|
|
Note: White Strips on green background will be issued to
Personnel in A.R. and blue background to personnel in M.S.P. and S.A.P.
10. Coat (Kurta) White drill
|
3
|
2 years
|
Constable on Traffic control duty.
|
|
11. Dhurries
|
1
|
3 years
|
Havildar Major/Quartermaster Havildar/Other Havildars/ Section
Commanders and P.Cs. (including Naiks and Lance Naiks) of District A.R. and
Class II Offcers of M.S.P. and S.A.P. Subordinate Service and Head Constables
and Police Constables of Districts, other than those individually supplied
with Blanket.
|
|
12. Forage Cap
|
1
|
4 years
|
Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub Inspectors, Company Command era.
Quarter Masters, Platoon Commanders and Jemadars including Jemadars of Women
Police.
|
|
13. Goggles
|
1
|
2 years
|
Constables on Traffic duty in cities and the Motorcycle riders
of the M.S.P. and S.A.P. and the Districts.
|
|
13A. Rubber Gloves
|
1
|
1 year
|
Motor Cycle riders of the M.S.P. and S. A. P. and of the
Districts.
|
|
13B. Gloves Tan Regulation pattern
|
1
|
1 year
|
Inspectors and Sub Inspectors of District A.Rs. and M.S. P. and
S.A.P.
|
|
14. Ground sheets Water-proof
|
1
|
5 years
|
Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub Inspectors and Jemadars of
District Armed Reserve and to all Officers of Subordinate service in the
M.S.P, S.A.P. and to H.Cs. and P.Cs. in the Station limits, Devicolam,
Peermade, Parambikulam, Attappadi, Udumbanchola, Vandiperiyar and Wynad
Circle and Moozhiyar Out post and Ponmudi Out-post.
|
|
15. Haversack Water Proof
|
1
|
5 years
|
Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub Inspectors, Company Commanders,
Quartermasters, Platoon Commanders and Jamadars of District A.R.. M.S.P. and
S.A.P. and H.Cs. and P.Cs. in the limits of Devikulam, Udumbanchola,
Peermade, Parambikulam, Attappadi, Vandiperiyar Stations and Wynad Circle,
Moozhiyar and Ponmudi Out posts and personnel of corresponding rank in the
District Armed Reserve.
|
|
16. Hose Top Woollen
|
(a) 1 pair
|
1 year
|
To all categories for whom boots are supplied except the camp
followers and those coming under (b) below.
|
|
(b) 1 pair
|
2 years
|
To all categories for whom boots are supplied triennially.
|
|
|
(c) 2 pair
|
1 year
|
H.Cs. and P.Cs. of City Traffic pairs Police.
|
|
|
17. Jacket Khakki drill cloth for
|
1
|
1 year
|
Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub Inspectors, Company Commanders
and Jemadars of District A. R. and M.S.P. and S.A.P.
|
|
18. Jersey Woollen
|
1
|
3 years
|
Class I and Class II Officers of M.S.P. and S.A.P. Subordinate
Serviceand to H.Cs, and P.Cs. in the limits of Devikulam, Udumbanchola
Peermade and Vandiperiyar Station and Wynad Circle and Moozhiyar, and Ponmudi
Out posts and of Attappadi and Parambikulam stations Motor cycle riders of
M.S.P. and S.A.P. Reserve Inspectors and Reserve Sub-Inspectors and Motor
cycle riders of the Districts.
|
|
19. Kit Bag
|
1
|
10 years
|
Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub Inspectors, Company Commanders,
Quarter-masters, Platoon Commanders, Jemadars of District A.R.M.S.P. and
S.A.P. Class II Officers of M.S.P. and S.A.P. personnel of corresponding rank
in the Dist. Armed Reserve and followers of M.S.P., S.A.P., District A.R.
Police Training College and C.R.S.
|
|
20. Lanyard
|
1
|
1 year
|
Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub Inspectors, Company Commanders,
Quartermasters, Platoon Commanders and Jemadars of District A.R., M.S.P. and
S.A.P.
|
|
21. Lathy with thong
|
1
|
Lathy 5 years Thong 1 year
|
To all H.Cs. and P.Cs. of the Force, and personnel of corresponding
rank.
|
|
22. Leather Pouch
|
1
|
5 years
|
To all Havildar Majors, Quartermaster Havildars and other
Havildars Section Commanders and Police Constables, including Naiks &
L.Nks of District A.Rs. M.S.P and S.A.P. Battalion.
|
|
23. Mosquito Nets
|
300 for each Unit to be replaced as required subject to a
minimum period of 3 years
|
To M.S.P. and S.A.P.
|
|
|
24. Overall (Combination)
|
1
|
1 year
|
To motor Transport personnel suits oporous Mechanics Armourers,
Blacksmiths. Carpenters and Cooks.
|
|
25. Overcoat Khaki drab misters
|
1
|
10 years
|
To Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub-Inspectors Company Commanders
Quartermasters (optional issue)
|
|
26. Pith Hat Army tent club pattern with pagri for Officers of
and above the rank Jemadars and sola topee pattern for others
|
1
|
1 year
|
To Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub Inspectors Company
Commanders, Quartermasters, Platoon Commanders and Jamedars and to Traffic
H.Cs. and P.Cs. and to Motor cycle riders for whom steel crash helmets are
not supplied.
|
|
27. Polish
(a) Leather Black (i)
|
1 tin
|
1 month
|
For Class II Officer of M.S.P. and S.A.P. Subordinate Service.
|
|
(ii)
|
1 tin
|
2 months
|
For Section Commanders, Havildar Majors, Quartermaster Havildars
and P.Cs. of the District A.R. and Followers of the M.S.P. and S.A.P. and for
H.Cs. and O.Cs. in the Town Stations and Railway Police.
|
|
(iii)
|
|
|
|
|
(b) Leather Brown
|
1 tin
|
3 months
|
To all other H.Cs. and P.Cs.
|
|
(i)
|
Do
|
2 months
|
For Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub Inspectors, Company
Commanders, Quarter masters, Platoon Commanders and Jemadars of District A.
R., M.S.P. and S.A.P.
|
|
(ii)
|
Do
|
3 months
|
For Class II Officers of M.S. P. and SAP. and for Section
Commanders, Havildar Majors, Quartermaster Havildars and other Havildar
Constables of District A.Rs.
|
|
(iii)
|
Do
|
6 months
|
Head Constables and Constables not covered by (i) & (ii)
above, for whom leather belts are supplied.
|
|
28. P.T. Shoes
|
1 pair
|
1 year
|
Class I and II Officers of M.S.P. and S.A.P. Subordinate
service, Operators of Radio Unit and all the personnel of the District A.R.
|
|
29. Putters
(a) Woollen Khakki long
|
Do
|
Do
|
H.Cs. and Constables other than those in District A.R., M.S.P.
and S.A.P. and to followers of Police Radio Unit, M.S.P. and S.A.P., District
A.R., Police Training College and Central Recruits School.
|
|
(b) Woollen Khakki short (ankle)
|
|
|
|
|
(i)
|
3 pairs (2 and in alternate years)
|
2 years
|
Class I and II Officers of M.S.P. and S.A.P. Subordinate Service
|
|
(ii)
|
One pair
|
1 year
|
Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub Inspectors, Jemadars, Havildar
Majors Quartermaster Havildars, Section Commanders, Other Havildars and
Constables of the district Reserves.
|
|
(iii)
|
Do
|
2 years
|
For all categories of personnel for whom hose tops woollen are
supplied and a higher scale of issue of short (ankle) putters is not
prescribed.
|
|
30. Revolvers
|
1
|
As required
|
To Circle Inspectors and Sub Inspectors in charge of Stations
and Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub Inspectors, Company Commanders,
Quartermasters, Platoon Commanders and Jemadars of M.S.P. and S.A.P. and
District A.R.
|
|
30. (a) Sannad
|
1
|
One first appointment articles of free of cost. If lost by
negligence or otherwise than under circumstances beyond control fresh supply
will be made at a cost of Rs.0.25
|
For all categories of Police Officers for whom supply of
clothing and accoutrements are made at the expenses of Government.
|
|
31. Sashes worsted red serge
|
1
|
3 years
|
To Havildar Majors/Quartermaster Havildars/Section Commanders
and other Havildars of M.S.P. and S.A.P.
|
|
32. Scrabbard
|
1
|
5 years
|
To Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub Inspectors, Company
Commanders, Quartermasters, Platoon Commanders and Jemadars of District A.R,
M.S.P. and S.A.P.
|
|
33.[(a)
Terry cotton cloth for shirts
|
3
|
1 year
|
All Head Constables/Police Constables in Local/Armed Reserve,
Armed Police Battalions and Special units like Police Training College,
Railways etc., including Technical categories.]
|
|
33.[(b)Shirts
Bush
|
3
|
3(2 and 1 in alternate years
|
Women Police Constables and Jemadars.
|
|
(c) Bush Shirts Khakki Twill cloth
|
3
|
3(2 and 1 in alternate years
|
Reserve Inspectors and Officers of alternate corresponding
rank.]
|
|
34. Shoe
|
2
|
1 year
|
Women Police Constables and Jemadars.
|
|
|
2
|
1 year
|
To Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub Inspectors, Company
Commanders, Quartermasters, Platoon Commanders and Jemadars of District
A.Rs., M.S.P. and S.A.P.
|
|
(b) Shorts Khakki drill
|
3(2 and 1 in alternate years
|
2 years
|
H.Cs. and personnel of corresponding rank and constables
(including Naiks and Lance Naiks). Other one than those for whom a different scab
is prescribed.
|
|
(c) Do
|
2 pairs
|
On enlistment
|
Recruits in Training School
|
|
(d) Do
|
3 pairs
|
1 year
|
Havildar Majors, Quartermaster Havildar, Section Commanders and
other Havildars and P.Cs. including Naiks and L. / Naiks of District A.Rs.
and Class II Officers of M.S. P. and S. A. P. men attached to P.T.C., C.R.S.
and Radio Unit and Railway Unit.
|
|
(e) Do
|
2 pairs
|
1 year
|
Camp Followers of Police Radio Unit pairs M.S.P..S.A.P.,C.R.S.
and P.T.C. and District A.R.
|
|
36. Slouch Hat
[(a)
Peak Cap (as that worn by personnel of Local Police, without yellow band)
|
|
|
All personnel of Armed Reserve and Armed Police Battalions.
|
|
(b) Slouch Hat- Khakki, drill quilted to the recruits.
|
|
|
Recruits.]
|
|
(c) Khaki drill quilted
|
2
|
Year
|
To Havildar Major Quartermaster Havildars, Section Commanders
and other Havildars and Constables (including Naiks and L/ Naiks) of District
A.Rs. Class II
|
|
|
|
|
Offiers of M.S.P. and S.A.P. subordinate service when supply of
felt hat is not made and to Camp Followers of Police Radio Unit M.S.P.,
S.A.P. District A.Rs. and C.R.S.
|
|
(d) Barret caps (Nevy blue)
|
1
|
2 year
|
Police Drivers.
|
|
37. Socks Woolen (Gray worsted)
|
2 pairs
|
1 year
|
To Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub Inspectors, Company
Commanders, Jemadars and H.Cs and PCs. of Dists. A.Rs, City Traffic Police
and to Class II Officers of M.S.P. and S.A.P. Subordinate Service, and men
attached to P.T.S. & C.R.S.
|
|
(b)
|
2 pair
|
Do
|
Camp Followers of the M.S.P. and S.A.P., H.Cs. and P.Cs.
attached to the Town and Railway Police to whom boots are supplied.
|
|
(c)
|
do
|
1 year
|
To all other H.Cs. and P.Cs. not included in the above classes.
|
|
(d) Socks black cotton or Woollen
|
2 pair
|
1 year
|
To all Women Police Constables and Jemadar
|
|
38. Stockings
|
2 pair
|
yearly
|
To Women Police
|
|
38(a) Stockings
|
3 pair
|
2 pairs 1 pair in alternate year.
|
Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub Inspectors, Jemadars and
Officers of corresponding rank.
|
|
39. Suits Woollen
|
2
|
3 years
|
H.Cs. and P.Cs. of Wynad Circle and Peermade, Udumbanchola
Devikulam and Vandiperiyar Station. Also 20% reserve for District A.R.,
M.S.P. and S.A.P. for being used when the personnel of the A.R.. M.S.P. and
S.A.P. are sent for duty to the stations and Circle mentioned above and men
of Attappadi, Parambikulam and Sho- layar Stations and Moozhiyar and Ponmudi
Outposts.
|
|
40. Swords Infantry pattern
|
1
|
As required
|
To Re-serve Inspectors, Reserve Sub- Inspectors, Company
Commanders, Quartermasters, Platoon Commanders & Jemadars.
|
|
41. Sword Knot
|
1
|
5 years
|
-do-
|
|
42. Tie Khaki silk
|
2
|
1 year
|
To Reserve Inspectors, Company Commanders and Quartermasters.
|
|
43. Trousers Khaki Drill
|
2 pairs initially and thereafter 1 pair annually
|
|
Inspectors and Officers of the corresponding ranks and Women
Police Constables and Jemadar of Women Police.
|
|
44.[Peak
cap (Navy Blue with yellow band)]
|
2
|
-do-
|
[All
Head Constables/Police Constables in Local Police.]
|
|
45. Water bottle
|
1
|
4 years
|
Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub-Inspectors, Jemadars, Head
Constables and Constables and Constables of District Reserves and Class I and
II Officers (Subordinate Service) and followers of Malabar Special Police and
Special Armed Police.
|
|
46. Water-proof coat of rubberized cloth with full sleeves and
hood.
|
1 set
|
5 years
|
Head Constables and Police Constables and personnel of corresponding
rank and Class I and II Officers and Followers of Malabar Special Police,
Special Armed Police Battalion. District A.Rs. Police Training College and
C.Rs.
|
|
47. Web equipments
|
1 set
|
-do-
|
Class I and II Officers of Subordinate Service of Malabar Special
Police and Special Armed Police Battalion
|
|
48. Whistle
|
1
|
-do-
|
To Reserve Inspectors, Reserve Sub Inspectors, Company
Commanders, Quartermasters, Platoon Commanders,
|
|
(1)
|
(2)
|
(3)
|
(4)
|
|
49. White Sari
|
4
|
Yearly
|
To Women Police Constables and Jemadar.
|
|
50. Steel helmet
|
|
|
1 steel helmet for every individual in the Armed Police
Battalion and District A.R. and a stock of 100 helmets may be kept in each
District Head-quarters for issue to the District Police when required on
particular occasion.
|
|
51. Mug and Plate
|
1 Set
|
2 years
|
To all the personnel of the M.S.P and S.A.P of and below the
rank of Havildars.
|
(Note: Replacement will however
be made in all cases only after verifying the actual condition of the coats)
|
|
Drivers:
|
|
|
Uniform for Boat crew
|
|
1.
|
Khaki shirts
|
2
|
|
Annually
|
|
2.
|
Khaki Trousers
|
2
|
|
do
|
|
3.
|
Forage Cap
|
1
|
|
do
|
|
4.
|
Rain coat with hood
|
1
|
|
Triennially
|
|
5.
|
Jersey woollen
|
1
|
|
Quadrennially Syrangs and Lascars
|
|
1.
|
Khaki shirts
|
2
|
|
Annually
|
|
2.
|
Khaki shorts
|
2
|
|
Do
|
|
3.
|
Boatman cap
|
1
|
|
Do
|
|
4.
|
Raincoat with hoold
|
1
|
|
Triennially
|
|
5
|
Jersey woollen
|
1
|
|
Quadrennially
Special Uniforms for Orchestra and Band
|
|
1.
|
Belt transparent leather
|
1
|
5 years
|
To Bandsmen only
|
|
2.
|
Cap Blue F.S.
|
1
|
Do.
|
To Orchestramen only
|
|
3.
|
Blue trouser with piping 8 MM
|
1
|
Do
|
To bandman only
|
|
4.
|
Cap Blue (F.S.) with red in the middle and red piping
|
|
Do
|
To Bandman only
|
|
5.
|
White trousers with an initial supply of two trousers
|
1
|
1 year
|
To Orchestramen only
|
|
6.
|
Jacket (transparent Bush shirt) with an initial supply of two coats
|
1
|
1 year
|
To Orchistramen only
|
|
7.
|
White, belt (leather)
|
1
|
5 years
|
do
|
|
8.
|
Jacket with an initial supply of two coats
|
1
|
2 years
|
To Bandsmen only
|
|
9.
|
Arm Badges
|
1 pair
|
5 years
|
do
|
|
10.
|
Dress Cord
|
1 pair
|
10 years
|
do
|
|
11.
|
Cord Pouches
|
1 pair
|
5 years
|
do
|
|
12.
|
Leopard skin
|
1 No.
|
10 years
|
do
|
|
13.
|
Drum Major's sash
|
1 pair
|
5 years
|
do
|
|
14.
|
Gloves
|
1 pair
|
5 years
|
do
|
|
15.
|
Gauntlet
|
1 pair
|
5 years
|
do
|
|
16.
|
White canvas shoes
|
1 pair
|
1 year
|
To Orchestramen only Special Uniform for M.S.P. Band
|
|
17.
|
Barret Cap (Rifle green with pompom Bee crest)
|
1 No
|
5 years
|
Drum Major, Drummers and Bandsmen
|
|
18.
|
Jacket with yellow satin drill with single standup collar
|
1 No.
|
5 years
|
Band master. Drum Major, and Bandsmen
|
|
19.
|
Trousers with rifle green serge without turn-ups
|
1 No.
|
5 years
|
do
|
|
20.
|
Belt with transparent buff leather 50.8 MM Broad fastened with
complete buckes
|
1 No.
|
5 years
|
do
|
|
21.
|
Arm Badges, Silver plated approved
|
1 No.
|
5 years
|
do
|
|
pattern
|
1 No.
|
5 years
|
do
|
|
|
|
22.
|
Dress Cord of fine quality silk of golden yellow color with
tassels
|
1 pair
|
5 years
|
do
|
|
23.
|
Tiget skin, mounted with artificial eyes
|
1 No.
|
10 years
|
Brass drummer
|
|
24.
|
Sashes of approved army pattern embroidered with departmental
title
|
1 No.
|
5 years
|
Drum Major
|
|
25.
|
Gloves transparent leather approved army pattern
|
1 pair
|
5 years
|
Band master
|
|
26.
|
Cord Pouches with two loops on the back.
|
1 No.
|
5 years
|
All except Bandmaster Drum Major, Drumers and Cymbol player
|
|
27.
|
Gauntlet transparent leather approved army pattern
|
1 No,
|
5 years
|
Drum Major
|
|
28.
|
Tassels, rifle green and golden yellow silk
|
1 pair
|
5 years
|
Band Master
|
|
29.
|
Bandmaster's battern mounted
|
1 No.
|
5 years
|
do
|
|
30.
|
Peak cap rifle green serge with red felt band
|
1 No.
|
5 years
|
do
|
|
31.
|
White Tunic coat
|
1 No.
|
2 years
|
do
|
|
32.
|
Spats
|
1 No.
|
|
As required Band Master, Drum Major, Drummers and Bandmen.
|
|
Scale of clothing for Mounted Police Men and Syces.
|
|
1.
|
Shirt Bush full sleeves khaki
|
3
|
1 year
|
To mounted Police men
|
|
2.
|
Breeches riding khaki
|
3
|
1 year
|
do
|
|
3.
|
Short Khaki
|
2
|
1 year
|
do
|
|
4.
|
Cavalry Boots
|
2 pairs
|
9 months
|
To mounted Police men
|
|
5.
|
Laces leather
|
2 pairs
|
9 months
|
do
|
|
6.
|
Socks Woollen
|
3 pairs
|
9 months
|
do
|
|
7.
|
Long Puttees
|
1 pair
|
2 years
|
do
|
|
8.
|
Durry
|
1 pair
|
3 years
|
do
|
|
9.
|
Coats water proof with hood
|
1
|
7 months
|
do
|
|
10.
|
Slouch hats
|
1
|
1 year
|
do
|
|
11.
|
Whistle with chain
|
1
|
3 year
|
do
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
12.
|
Shoulder Badges Brass
|
1 pair
|
|
|
|
13.
|
Number plates brass
|
1 pair
|
|
|
|
14.
|
Cap badges
|
1 pair
|
As required
|
|
|
15.
|
Leather Belt brown
|
1 pair
|
|
|
|
16.
|
Lathi with thong
|
1
|
3 years
|
do
|
|
17.
|
Bandolier leather
|
1
|
7 years
|
do
|
|
18.
|
Silver chevron single
|
1
|
4 years
|
do
|
|
19.
|
Silver chevron double
|
1
|
4 years
|
do
|
|
20.
|
Pith hat
|
1
|
1 year
|
do
|
|
21.
|
White baniyan For Syces
|
3
|
1 year
|
do
|
|
1.
|
Khaki shirts
|
2
|
1 year
|
To Syces
|
|
2.
|
Shorts
|
2
|
1 year
|
do
|
Special items of Uniform for Army
Trained P.T Instructors in the M.S.P. and S.A.P.
|
Name of the article
|
Scale of issue
|
|
1.
|
P.T. Shoes transparent
|
1 pair for one year
|
|
2.
|
Socks transparent
|
2 pairs for one year
|
|
3.
|
Banyan sleeveless transparent
|
2 Nos. for one year
|
|
4.
|
Badge (to be pinned on the banyan at the chest to indicate that
they are specially trained Instructors)
|
1 for two years.
|
Specifications of the badge to be
supplied to the P.T. Instructors "Shield shaped cloth pad 75 MM x 75 MM
x& 75 MM in 4 MM thickness with serge dard blue back ground and embroidered
border in 5 MM width with gold color thread. In the centre crossed sword and a
five pointed star just above the Cross and an inscription of letters 'K.P.' in
between the sword handles embroidered with the same thread".
N.B. The above addition of
special clothing's is to suit with the intensive ground work the P.T.
Instructors have to undertake in the training field and also for the sake of
distinction.
(1)
Full time employees of the under mentioned Categories in the
sanctioned establishment of the Unit will come under the Category of 'Camp
Flowers' mentioned in this schedule.
Cooks
Bisties (Water carriers)
Barbers
Dhobies
Sweepers
Cobblers
(2)
Items which are to be replaced 'as required' shall not be replaced
free of charge within a period of five years in the case of Buttons and ten
years in all other cases, from the date of issue except when these have been
certified by the Controlling Officer to have been lost or rendered
unserviceable under circumstances which attach no default or negligence to the
owner. After the expiry of ten years, replacement free of charge shall be only
after due condemnation by the competent authority.
(3)
Shirts for Camp Followers will be fitted with Khaki bone Buttons,
and so no supply of brass buttons is prescribed.