Apply For License Of Private Security Agency : Tamil Nadu Police

Organization : Tamil Nadu Police
Facility : Apply For License Of Private Security Agency

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Apply For License Of Private Security Agency

** Every application for the grant of licence should be made to the Controlling authority in Form V.
** Every application to the Controlling Authority for grant of a licence shall be accompanied by enclosing Form I for verification of the antecedents of the applicant

. If the applicant is a company, a firm or an association of persons, the application shall be accompanied by Form I for every proprietor or majority shareholder, partner or director of the company as if they were the applicant (Rule 3).

Following additional information should also be furnished :
** Registration certificate of the Agency.
** License fee by way of demand draft or Banker’s cheque in the name Controlling Authority Tamil Nadu Private Security Agency, Chennai-4 as per Section 8(2) of the Rules.

Fees :
** Fee for 1 District Rs.5000/-
** Fee for 2 to 5 Districts Rs.10,000/-
** Fee for the entire State of Tamil Nadu Rs.25,000/-
** Affidavit as per section 7(2) of the Act.

Notes :
** Letter for outsourcing the Training facility with address as per section 5 of the Rules (Clause 14 in form
** The applicants special qualification which may facilitate his Operation as per section 3 (4) of the Rules (Training certificate in Security or Police and Military Discharge Certificate).
** Income tax clearance certificate. (For old Agencies).
** It may either be delivered to the Controlling Authority or sent to him by Registered Post. An acknowledgement will be given by the Controlling Authority on that.

FAQ On FIR

1. How do I lodge F.I.R ?
The informant/ complainant should go to the police station having jurisdiction over the area (where the offence is committed) and report to officer in-charge/ station house officer about commission of a cognizable offence.

In case information is given on telephone, the informant / complainant should subsequently go to the police station for registration of F.I.R.

2. In case of emergency, what should I do ?
Intimate to the nearest police station or control room [100].

3. What shall I do in case of loss/theft of documents like license, passport, certificates and credit/debit cards ?
Give a complaint in the jurisdictional police station.Get acknowledgement in form of CSR. If the missing/stolen document is not traced within a week, a non traceable certificate can be obtained from the police station on request.

4. If I come to witness an accident, how should I react? Will there be any legal complications from the police department ?
** Immediately call 108/any ambulance services.
** Doctors in any hospital are bound to give first aid.
** Person who informs will not be forced against his/her wishes to give a complaint/appear as witness.

5. How can I volunteer my services to the City Police ?
During exigencies, natural calamites, traffic jams, fair and festivals, etc. You can approach the Senior officers on duty with proper identity card to officer your service to the society. Then, you will be treated as Special Police officer for such service and you can exercise this power of police officers with some limitation.

Functions of Tamil Nadu Police

The Tamil Nadu Police is the state police force of Tamil Nadu, India. It is headed by the Director General of Police (DGP), who is assisted by two Additional Directors General of Police (ADGPs). The DGP is responsible for the overall administration and functioning of the police force.

The Tamil Nadu Police has a number of functions, including:
** Maintaining law and order
** Preventing and detecting crime
** Investigating crimes
** Providing security to the public
** Enforcing traffic laws
** Providing crowd control
** Assisting the government in disaster relief operations
** Providing security to VIPs
** Maintaining public order during elections

The Tamil Nadu Police is a well-trained and professional force. It has a number of specialized units, such as the Special Task Force (STF), the Crime Branch, and the Narcotic Control Bureau (NCB). These units are responsible for dealing with specific types of crime, such as terrorism, organized crime, and drug trafficking.