SP – Superintendent of Police.

In India, a District Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) or Superintendent of Police (SP) heads the police force of a district.

DSP works under the influence of SP. Hence, the post of SP are having more powers and is higher post than the post of DSP.

The SP has to call for reports, supervise in person and visit the scenes of crime soon after their occurrence. This is a major traditional function and the victims involved in these crimes after go to the SP as aggrieved parties in appeal. The SP also supervises the operations of crime and special branches of his CID.

Superintendents of police are the officers of either State Police Service or Indian Police Service. They are the district head of non-metropolitan districts in India. They are also the incharge of a large urban or rural area in a district where a senior superintendent is the district head.

Director General of Police

The pay of IAS officer is relatively higher than IPS officer. Also, there’s only one IAS officer in an area whereas the number of IPS officer in an area is as per the requirement. All in All, the post of IAS officer is much superior to an IPS officer in terms of salary and authority.

The full form of DSP is Deputy Superintendent of Police. DSP is a police officer grade at the Indian police force. DSP is similar to ACP (Assistant Commissioner of Police) and may be elevated to IPS after a few years of service according to state government laws.

SI in police cannot become IPS officer even after promotion . SI can be promoted maximum upto deputy SP .

Range: Headed by an IPS officer in the rank of IG or DIG. District: Headed by a Senior Superintendent or a Superintendent of Police. Sub Division: A sub division is headed by an officer of the rank of DSP or ASP.

Ranks of IPS officers IPS officers are appointed on the basis of either Civil Service Examination or promoted from the state cadre officers. Vacancy in an IPS cadre are determined on the basis of vacancy on an Superintendent of Police rank. ASP rank is the junior most rank on an IPS state cadre.

He has promoted as per notification issued by the UT Administration on July 31,stating ‘DSPs, who are otherwise fit for promotion and have completed 12 years of service as DSP will be granted ORP and be redesignated as SP.

After the implementation of the 7th Pay Commission: The pay scale of an entry-level Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) officer, under a State Police or Central Police Force, is Rs. 56,100 per month. For an entry-level Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) officer, the salary is Rs. 67,700.

According to the 7th Pay Commission, the basic salary of any IAS officer is Rs 56100. Apart from this, many other allowances are also given to IAS officers, including Travel Allowance and Dearness Allowance. According to some media reports, the total salary of an IAS officer is more than Rs 1 lakh per month.

A basic salary is the amount of money you earn before any add-ons or deductions. One may earn a certain amount and then get dividends from shares or overtime remuneration. Those at a junior level usually take a higher percentage of their basic salary compared to those at senior level.

Here the basic salary will be calculated as per follows Basic Salary + Dearness Allowance + HRA Allowance + conveyance allowance + entertainment allowance + medical insurance here the gross salary 594,000. The deduction will be Income tax and provident fund under which the net salary comes around 497,160.

Net Salary Gross salary is the amount received by an employee without any tax deductions. Net salary is the amount that an individual receives after all deductions have been taken out. Gross salary = Basic salary + HRA + Other allowances.