Indian cricket team fast bowler Mohammad Siraj is not only on the field but also in discussions in his jobs and responsibilities. Recently, the Andhra Pradesh government gave him an honorary rank of Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP). After this honor, the question is constantly arising that when and how will they get promotion in DSP job? What do government service rules say for this? Let’s know …
Siraj has been given this rank in view of his achievements and contribution to the country. In the police department, when a player or special person is given the rank of honorary DSP, they have to follow the rules of job and promotion like general officials. That is, there are opportunities to move forward according to their service and functioning.
The path of promotion ahead of DSP
Any DSP can get promotion after about 8 to 10 years of job. After this, he gets promotion to the post of Additional SP (Additional Superintendent of Police). At the same time, if the officers do good work and pass departmental examinations, then this promotion can also be found soon.
Promotion process
- Service record
- Seniority
- Departmental test
- Government approval
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What does DSP rank mean for Mohammad Siraj?
Siraj already plays in the Indian cricket team and his full focus is on the game. In such a situation, his responsibility in the police department is in the form of an honorary post. This means that they hold this position to increase the honor and pride of the department, but they do not have to go on duty daily. However, if they want to work actively in the police department in future, then they will also have to follow the same service rules and promotion process which applies to other officers.
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Travel ahead of DSP
- DSP (Deputy Superintendent of Police)
- Additional SP (Additional Superintendent of Police)
- SP (Superintendent of Police)
- DIG (Deputy Inspector General of Police)
- IG (Inspector General of Police)
- ADG (Additional Director General of Police)
- DGP (Director General of Police)
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