MAHARASHTRA EXCISE DOCUMENT ANALYSIS

⚠️ CRITICAL NOTICE:

This document is NOT an Excise Department document and contains NO excise-related content whatsoever. It is a Government Resolution (GR) from the HOME DEPARTMENT of Maharashtra Government concerning police administration.

DOCUMENT DETAILS

Document Type: Government Resolution (GR) — Administrative/Police Organization

Reference Number: POS-0821/Pr.Cr.45/Pol-3

Issued By: Government of Maharashtra, Home Department (Office of the Chief Secretary)

Date of Issue: 13 December 2021

Portal ID: GR Portal ID 1511

Digital Signature Code: 202112141730075229

Effective Date: From date of publication (13 December 2021)

SUMMARY

This GR approves the division of Indapur Police Station (under Police Superintendent, Pune Rural jurisdiction) and the creation of a new Nira-Nrussipur Police Station. The resolution authorizes the creation of 55 new police positions across various ranks and approves recurring budget of ₹4,59,91,932/- (Four crore fifty-nine lakh ninety-one thousand nine hundred thirty-two rupees) for salaries and non-recurring capital expenditure of ₹35,41,500/- (Thirty-five lakh forty-one thousand five hundred rupees) for equipment and furniture.

KEY PROVISIONS

Administrative Approvals:

• Division of Indapur Police Station sanctioned
• New Nira-Nrussipur Police Station established under Pune Rural Police Superintendent
• 55 new police positions created (detailed in Appendix-A)
• 15 positions of Police Naik held for future policy decision

Budget Authorization:

Recurring Expenditure (Salaries): ₹4,59,91,932/-

• Authority: Finance Department informal reference No. 698/2021, dated 28/10/2021

Non-Recurring Expenditure (Capital): ₹35,41,500/-

• Authority: Finance Department informal reference No. 698/2021, dated 28/10/2021

Fund Source: Approved grants/appropriation to be charged against available budgetary allocation

Compliance Requirements:

• Police Commissioner must submit boundary demarcation proposal immediately
• All expenditure to be met from existing approved grants
• Distribution lists issued to 18 government offices/departments

POSITION STRUCTURE (APPENDIX-A)

*15 Police Naik positions held for future policy decision

CAPITAL/NON-RECURRING EXPENDITURE DETAILS (APPENDIX-B)

DISTRIBUTION/COMPLIANCE AUTHORITIES

This GR was distributed to the following 18 entities for action/information:

1. Principal Secretary to Chief Minister
2. Secretary to Deputy Chief Minister
3. Private Secretary, Minister of Home
4. Private Secretary, State Minister, Home (Urban)
5. Private Secretary, State Minister, Home (Rural)
6. Additional Chief Secretary (Home), Home Department
7. Additional Chief Secretary (Finance), Finance Department
8. Police Commissioner, Maharashtra State
9. Special Police Commissioner, Home Department
10. Special Police Inspector General, Kolhapur Range
11. District Collector, Pune
12. Police Superintendent, Pune Rural
13. Chief Accounts & Audit Officer, Mumbai
14. District Treasury Officer, Pune
15. Deputy Secretary (Pol-3), Home Department
16. Resident Audit Officer, Bandra, Mumbai
17. Finance Department (Expenditure-7) / Financial Reforms-1
18. Record File (Pol-3)

IMPORTANT NOTES/CONDITIONS

Procedural Conditions:

• GR published on Maharashtra Government website: www.maharashtra.gov.in
• Digitally signed by Kailash Gaikwad, Deputy Secretary, Home Department
• Approved under Governor's orders and signature

Finance Approval:

• Informal Reference: Finance Department No. 698/2021, dated 28/10/2021
• Compliance: This GR superseded by Finance Department approval for budgetary provision

Future Actions Required:

• Police Commissioner to immediately submit boundary demarcation proposal for new station
• 15 Police Naik positions subject to future policy decision — no immediate recruitment

References Cited:

1. Letter of Police Commissioner, Maharashtra State, Ref. No. Pomsane/26-A/47/Nira-Nrussipur-Pune Gra/272/2018, dated 15/06/2021
2. Minutes of 7th High-Level Secretary Committee Meeting held 05/10/2021

EXCISE RELEVANCE ANALYSIS

⚠️ NONE

This document has zero relevance to Maharashtra Excise law, licensing, or regulations. It concerns:

• Police organizational restructuring
• Civil service positions
• Administrative infrastructure
• Law enforcement budgeting

It does NOT address:

• Liquor licenses (FL-I, FL-II, FL-III, FL-IV, CL-I, CL-II, CL-III, Toddy, Neera)
• Excise fees, permits, or regulations
• BPA 1949, BFLR 1953, MCLR 1973, or subordinate excise rules
• Liquor manufacturing, wholesale, or retail authorizations

Analysis Complete — Document transferred to Home/Police Administration category. No further excise analysis possible.