The Duties of a Policeman
The Duties of a Policeman
Outlines:
1. Introduction.
2. Laws are important.
3. Importance of policeman.
4. His appearance.
5. Duties of policeman.
6. Low income.
In every country laws are necessary. Laws help in the maintenance of peace. So, the laws are bound to be observed by every citizen. But there are some element in a society which do not pay any heed to laws.
The policeman is entrusted with the task of oppressing such people who break laws. He makes the people to obey these laws. One who does not obey, is punished by police. It is because of a policeman that our life and property are safe. Hence, a policeman is an important person in the life of nation. He acts as a watch-dog of the society.
A policeman is usually a man of sound health and good appearance. He wears black shirt and khaki pantaloon and also carries a cane in hi hand. He ties a belt round his waist and wears only shirt and pant. The policeman of every province in the world can be distinguished by his different symbols.
A policeman is assigned jobs at the police-station or check-posts. Sometimes, he is posted at points of the town or city, when there is any fear of disturbance and other eruptions. During public demonstrations and strikes, he plays a decisive role. When the crowds become violent, he also uses his stick for controlling the mob. If the situation deteriorates, he can resort to firing bit with the permission of the magistrate. A policeman’s work is really hard, because they have to be on duty round the clock though they come in shifts. He is considered to be custodian of law and order. He maintains peace and order. He has not patience with those who violate discipline and bring disorder and confusion. He remains on duty during the wintry nights and chilly mornings. His duties are manifold. He also settles disputes and brings two warring parties to reconciliation. He patrols the parts of the city during day and night. He also protects the sanctity of religious processions and keeps the miscreants and hooligans away. In fact, he is an enemy of the poor and the weak.
As he gets a small salary, his standard of living is low. He has to support his family with that little income. Though he works hard, yet his pay is meager. He must be paid well respected because he is the real guardian of law and order.
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