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what post we get after a.s.p.....?
and after how much time we posted at s.p...?
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what post we get after a.s.p.....?
S.P, if posted in district D.P.O.

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and after how much time we posted at s.p...?

Not sure, probably 5 years.
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Not sure, probably 5 years.
After around 3 years of service as ASP, the officer is promoted to the rank of SP.

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S.P, if posted in district D.P.O.
DPO is of 19th grade. i.e. SSP.
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2-years training and 3 years service is equal to 5 years (as Prince said 5 years).

Sir its not necessary that a DPO has to be an SSP. The DPO in my native district is an SP. It varies from district to district. Some districts are small like Hafizabad, Mandi Bahauddin and some are large like the old Sheikhupura.
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2-years training and 3 years service is equal to 5 years (as Prince said 5 years).
Yes, if we count the years of training in it, then it takes 5 years to become SP.

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Sir its not necessary that a DPO has to be an SSP. The DPO in my native district is an SP. It varies from district to district. Some districts are small like Hafizabad, Mandi Bahauddin and some are large like the old Sheikhupura.
By law, it is necessary. The DPO should not be below the rank of SSP. But some times SPs are given the charge of DPO on acting charge basis.

Source: Police order 2002, Chapter 1 Preliminary, Sub-section-2 Definitions.
http://www.nrb.gov.pk/publications/P...nance_2006.pdf
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2-years training and 3 years service is equal to 5 years (as Prince said 5 years).

Sir its not necessary that a DPO has to be an SSP. The DPO in my native district is an SP. It varies from district to district. Some districts are small like Hafizabad, Mandi Bahauddin and some are large like the old Sheikhupura.
Even in Balochistan a DSP, acting SP is serving as DPO of a strategically very important district. Moreover, once DIG operation Quetta was SP for more than one year. Postings depends on political influence and who cares law in our country, might is right.
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By law, it is necessary. The DPO should not be below the rank of SSP. But some times SPs are given the charge of DPO on acting charge basis.
Its like an ASI can be appointed as an SHO, a sub inspector can be appointed like an SHO. The DPOs I'm seeing in my district from the past many years have always been SPs. Otherwise I appreciate you reference.

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Even in Balochistan a DSP, acting SP is serving as DPO of a strategically very important district. Moreover, once DIG operation Quetta was SP for more than one year. Postings depends on political influence and who cares law in our country, might is right.
Yes you are right, it depends upon the ruling party.
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What id SDPO?

And after how many years an SP becomes SSP? 7 years?
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No idea about what an SDPO is. A DPO is District Police Officer.

Depends. If one has a political approach, he takes a few years to become an SSP.
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SDPO: Sub Sivisional Police Officer. It is usually an ASP.
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