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The Bihar Jail Service Rules, 1953
The Bihar Jail Service Rules, 1953
Sections
1. Short title and commencement.
Section 12. Definitions.
Section 24. Sources of Recruitment.
Section 45. Fixation of vacancies.
Section 535. Confirmation.
Section 3536. Crossing the Efficiency Bar.
Section 361. Bauri.
Section 12. Bantar.
Section 23. Bhogta.
Section 34. Chamar.
Section 45. Chaupal.
Section 56. Dhobi.
Section 67. Dome.
Section 78. Dusadh, including Dhari or Dharhi.
Section 89. Ghasi.
Section 910. Halalkhor.
Section 1011. Hari, including Mehtar.
Section 1112. Kanjar.
Section 1213. Kurariar.
Section 1314. Lalbegi.
Section 1415. Mochi.
Section 1516. Mushar.
Section 1617. Nat.
Section 1718. Pan.
Section 1819. Pasi.
Section 1920. Rajwar.
Section 2021. Turi.
Section 211. Asur.
Section 12. Baiga.
Section 23. Bathudi.
Section 34. Bedia.
Section 45. Binjhia.
Section 56. Birhor.
Section 67. Birjia.
Section 78. Chreo.
Section 89. Chik Baraik.
Section 910. Gond.
Section 1011. Gorait.
Section 1112. Ho.
Section 1213. Karmali.
Section 1314. Kharia.
Section 1415. Kharwar.
Section 1516. Khond.
Section 1617. Kisan.
Section 1718. Korwa.
Section 1819. Lohara.
Section 1920. Mahili.
Section 2021. Mal Paharia.
Section 2122. Munda.
Section 2223. Oraon.
Section 2324. Parhaiya.
Section 2425. Santhal.
Section 2526. Sauria Paharia..
Section 2627. Savar.
Section 271. General English.
Section 12. General Knowledge (including knowledge of current affairs.
Section 23. Elementary General Science.
Section 34. General Hindi.
Section 45. Viva Voce.
Section 56. Hindi Language and Literature.
Section 67. Sanskrit Language and Literature.
Section 78. Urdu Language and Literature.
Section 89. Persian Language and Literature.
Section 910. Arabic Language and Literature.
Section 1011. English Language and Literature.
Section 1112. Indian History and Culture.
Section 1213. World History.
Section 1315. General Economic.
Section 1516. Political Science.
Section 1617. Philosophy.
Section 1718. Psychology.
Section 1819. Sociology (including Anthropology).
Section 1920. Labour and Social Welfare.
Section 2021. Public Administration.
Section 2122. International Law, Jurisprudence and Constitutional Law.
Section 2223. Hindu Law of Transfer, Eviction Act, Procedure Law and Indian Penal Code.
Section 2324. Mathematics
Section 2425. Physics.
Section 2526. Chemistry.
Section 2627. Botany.
Section 2728. Geology. - Physiography and Structural Geology, Mineralogy, economic, Geology and Petrology.
Section 2829. Zoology.
Section 2930. Accounts.
Section 3031. Statistics.
Section 3132. Agriculture.
Section 32
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"content": "(1) in the case of the Junior Branch -\n(a) by direct recruitment in accordance with Part III of these Rules by a competitive examination to be held by the Commission; and/or\n(b) by promotion of officers of the Jail Department in accordance with the Rules in Part IV; and\n(2) in the case of the Senior Branch, by promotion of officers of the Junior Branch.",
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"content": "Part III\nDirect Appointment\n6.\n7.\n8.\n(a) be under 30 years and over 23 years of age on the first day of August last preceding the month in which applications are invited:\n(i) in the case of candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes or the Scheduled Tribes, the upper age limit shall be raised by three years; and\n(ii) in the case of candidates who are bona fide displaced persons from Pakistan, there shall be no upper age limit.\n(b) hold a degree in Arts, Science, Agriculture, Commerce or Medicine of any of the Universities recognised by the Governor or must have passed the diploma examination in the first or second division from the Attchison College, Lahore, the Mayo College, Ajmer, the Daly College, Indore, Rajkumar College, Rajkot, the Rajkumar College, Raipur or have passed upto December, 1947, or having been admitted to any of the following institutions upto that date, has passed the examinations specified against such institutions, namely :-\n(1) The Snatak Examination of the Bihar Vidyapith, Patna and the Gujarat Vidyapith, Ahmedabad:\n(2) The Shastri Examination of the Kashi Vidyapith, Benaras;\n(3) The Degree Examination of Jamia Milia Islamia, Delhi;\n(4) The Uttama Examination of the Hindi Viswavidyalaya, Allahabad;\n(5) The Sahityalankar Examination of the Hindi, Deoghar;\n(6) The Visharad Examination of the Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapith, Bombay;\n(7) The Saraswati Examination of the Prayag Mahila Vidyapith, Allahabad;\n(8) The Antya Examination of Viswabharati, Shantiniketan;\n(9) The Vidyalankar, Vedalankar and Vidyavachaspati Examination of the Gurukul Kangri University, Hardwar;\n(10) or possesses other educational qualification which the Governor may decided to be equivalent to those prescribed above.\nNote. - Persons who hold post in Government service in a temporary or officiating capacity or on probation are eligible to offer for examination, provided that they are within the age limits prescribed in clause (a) of this Rule. Persons who hold permanent posts under the Government are not so eligible for appointment except by promotion under Part IV of these Rules. Applications should be submitted through the authority empowered to forward such applications under the Rules framed by the Government for forwarding applications of Government Servant.\nNote.\n9.\n(b) A candidate must satisfy the Commission that his character is such as to qualify him for employment in the Service.\n10.\n11.\n(i) furnish evidence that he holds one of the educational qualifications referred to in clause (b) of Rule 8;\n(ii) submit certificates of character and conduct from the heads of all the colleges at which he has studied, since he passed the Matriculation Examination;\n(iii) furnish the names of two persons, as reference, who knows him in private life and are not his near relatives. A candidate must not file written testimonials of such persons and the references furnished by him should not include College Professors or Principals unless they know the candidate at home;\n(iv) submit a certificate from any registered medical practitioner in the prescribed form which may be obtained from the Secretary to the Commission; and\n(v) furnish evidence of age, which will ordinarily be a copy of the Matriculation certificate or its equivalent.\nNote. - The certificate and other documents required should be true copies of the originals bearing on each, certificate from a Gazetted Officer stating that he has seen the original and that the copy is a true copy. The candidates may be required to produce original certificates before the Commission at the time of the viva-voce test.\nNote.\nSupplementary Instructions\nSupplementary Instructions\n[12.\nA. To the Bihar Public Service Commission.\nB. To the Medical Board.\nNote. - The examination fee shall be payable by means of Treasury Challan to be obtained from any Treasury in Bihar or Crossed Indian Postal Order, payable to the Secretary, Bihar Public Service Commission. The fee paid by means of Treasury Challan should be credited to the Head [\"XXI, Miscellaneous, Miscellaneous Department-Examination Fee realised by the Bihar Public Service Commission\"] . The fee must not be sent by cheques on banks or in cash.\nNote.\n13.\nNote. - Every intending candidate is advised to satisfy himself as regards his eligibility before he deposits the fees in order to avoid disappointment, should get himself examined by a Government Medical Officer of and above the rank of Civil Assistant Surgeon before applying for admission to the examination. No claim for a refund of any of these fees will ordinarily be entertained except to the extent stated in Appendix C, nor can such fee be held in reserve for any other examination of selection.\nNote.\n14.\n15.\n16.\n[16A.\n(i) resorting to any irregular or improper means for obtaining admission to the examination; or\n(ii) impersonating another candidate or being impersonated by any person at the written or viva-voce examination; or\n(iii) submitting fabricated document or documents which have been tampered with; or\n(iv) making statements which are incorrect or false: or suppressing material information; or\n(v) communicating with any person for the purpose of getting help or for aiding any other candidate; or\n(vi) using any other unfair means in the examination hall; or\n(vii) unruly behaviour in the examination hall or violating any instruction issued by the Commission;\n(a) by the Commission from admission to any examination or appearance at any interview held by the Commission for selection of candidates; and\n(b) by the State Government from employment under Government.]\n[17.\n(b) The minimum qualifying marks for candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes shall not be higher than 35 per cent for the Bihar Jail Service (Junior Branch) unless the number of such candidates qualifying to the standard applied for other candidates is considerably in excess of the number of candidates required to fill all the vacancies reserved for the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes:\n(c) There shall be no qualifying marks for the viva voce test.]\n18.\n19.\n20.\n21.\n22.\n23.\nPart IV\nPromotion of Officers already in Government Service\n24.\n(b) For the purpose of promotion to the Senior Branch of the Jail Service, a selection strictly on merit with due regard to seniority in service shall be made from amongst the officers of the Bihar Jail Service (Junior Branch). No Member of the Bihar Jail Service shall be eligible for promotion unless he has passed the Departmental Examination completely.\n(c) For the purpose of promotion to the Junior Branch of the Bihar Jail Service, a selection shall be made from amongst the jailors but if none of the Jailors is found suitable the promotion shall be made from amongst officers of the medical or other technical Branches of the Jail, Deputy Superintendents, Grading Master, Weaving Master, Spinning Masters, Medical or Assistant Medical Offices, [as also from the suitable ministerial officers of the Jail department.] A preliminary selection of such officers for promotion to the Junior and Senior Branches of the Service shall be made by a Selection Board consisting of the Inspector-General of Prisons, as its Chairman and the two senior most superintendents of Central Jails as its members. 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1660\nRs. 1800 - 3330\n5.\nAccounts-cum-Budget Officer\nRs. 1000 - 1820\nRs. 2000 - 3800\n(b) Field Establishment General\n(b) Field Establishment General\n1.\nJail Dresser\nRs. 400 - 540\nRs. 825 - 1200\n2.\nWarder\nRs. 425 - 605\nRs. 950 - 1400\n3.\nHead Warder\nRs. 480 - 680\nRs. 975 - 1540\n4.\nJail Clerk\nRs. 580 - 860\nRs. 1200 - 1800\n5.\nHead Clerk\nRs. 580 - 860\nRs. 1200 - 1800\n6.\nChief Head Warder\nRs. 580 - 860\nRs. 1200 - 1800\n7.\nCompounder-cum-Pharmacist\nRs. 680 - 965\nRs. 1320 - 2040\n8.\nNurse\nRs. 730 - 1080\nRs. 1400 - 2300\n9.\nAssistant Jailor\nRs. 730 - 1080\nRs. 1400 - 2300\n10.\nJailor\nRs. 880 - 1510\nRs. 2000 - 3500\n11.\nPrisons Welfare Officer\nRs.1000 - 1820\nRs. 2000 - 3800\n12.\nSuperintendent, Workmen's Prison\nRs.1000 - 1820\nRs. 2000 - 3800\n13.\nDeputy Superintendent\nRs.1000 - 1820\nRs. 2000 - 3800\n14.\nTenter\nRs. 375 - 480\nRs. 800 - 1150\n15.\nTask Taker\nRs 375 - 480\nRs. 800 - 1150\n16.\nRoller Coverer\nRs. 425 - 605\nRs. 950 - 1400\n17.\nTent Tailor\nRs. 425 - 605\nRs. 950 - 1400\n18.\nAssistant Tailor Master\nRs. 425 - 605\nRs. 950 - 1400\n19.\nCutter\nRs. 425 - 605\nRs. 950 - 1400\n20.\nTailor\nRs. 425 - 605\nRs. 950 - 1400\n21.\nSewing Machine Mechanic\nRs. 425 - 605\nRs. 950 - 1400\n22.\nBlack-smith\nRs. 425 - 605\nRs. 950 - 1400\n23.\nLeather Instructor\nRs. 425 - 605\nRs. 950 - 1400\n24.\nCarpet Inspector\nRs. 425 - 605\nRs. 950 - 1400\n25.\nGhani Master\nRs. 425 - 605\nRs. 950 - 1400\n26.\nTurner\nRs. 425 - 605\nRs. 950 - 1400\n27.\nSecond Loom Jobber\nRs. 480 - 680\nRs. 950 - 1500\n28.\nDyeing Master\nRs. 480 - 680\nRs. 950 - 1500\n29.\nTent Master\nRs. 480 - 680\nRs. 950 - 1500\n30.\nTailor Master\nRs. 480 - 680\nRs. 950 - 1500\n31.\nCarpenter Master\nRs. 480 - 680\nRs. 950 - 1500\n32.\nTeacher\nRs. 535 - 765\nRs. 975 - 1540\n33.\nLady Teacher\nRs. 535 - 765\nRs. 975 - 1540\n34.\nCarding Jobber\nRs. 535 - 765\nRs. 975 - 1540\n35.\nSpeed Frame Jobber\nRs. 535 - 765\nRs. 975 - 1540\n36.\nRing Frame Jobber\nRs. 535 - 765\nRs. 975 - 1540\n37.\nDeffing Jobber\nRs. 535 - 765\nRs. 975 - 1540\n38.\nEngine Driver\nRs. 535 - 765\nRs. 975 - 1540\n39.\nFirst Loom Jobber\nRs. 535 - 765\nRs. 975 - 1540\n40.\nWeaving Jobber\nRs. 535 - 765\nRs. 975 - 1540\n41.\nFactory Overseer\nRs. 535 - 765\nRs. 975 - 1540\n42.\nHead Clerk\nRs. 580 - 860\nRs. 1200 - 1800\n43.\nJobber-cum-fitter\nRs. 580 - 860\nRs. 1200 - 1800\n44.\nLady Assistant Superintendent\nRs. 680 - 965\nRs. 1320 - 2040\n45.\nCommercial Accountant\nRs. 680 - 965\nRs. 1320 - 2040\n46.\nAccountant\nRs. 680 - 965\nRs. 1320 - 2040\n47.\nHead Teacher\nRs. 730 - 1080\nRs. 1400 - 2300\n48.\nElectrical Overseer\nRs. 785 - 1210\nRs. 1500 - 2750\n49.\nAccount Officer (Central Jail)\nRs. 850 - 1360\nRs. 1500 - 2750\n50.\nLady Deputy Superintendent\nRs. 850 - 1360\nRs. 1500 - 2750\n51.\nGarding Master\nRs. 880 - 1510\nRs. 1640 - 2900\n52.\nSpinning Master\nRs. 880 - 1510\nRs. 1640 - 2900\n53.\nWeaving Master\nRs. 880 - 1510\nRs. 1640 - 2900\n54.\nCook, Remand Home\nRs. 375 - 480\nRs. 800 - 1150\n55.\nSenior Cook (Borstal Section)\nRs. 375 - 480\nRs. 800 - 1150\n56.\nPhysical Instructor-cum-Durwan\nRs. 375 - 480\nRs. 800 - 1150\n57.\nJunior Supervisor (Remand Home)\nRs. 400 - 540\nRs. 825 - 1200\n58.\nLady Attendant (Homes/Hospitals/Special/School/Centres Other\n\t\t\t\t\tthan Remand Homes)\nRs. 375 - 480\nRs. 800 - 1150\n59.\nLady Supervisor (Other than Remand Homes)\nRs. 400 - 540\nRs. 825 - 1200\n60.\nSupervisor (Borstal School)\nRs. 400 - 540\nRs. 825 - 1200\n61.\nRoller Coverer\nRs. 425 - 605\nRs. 950 - 1400\n62.\nTent Tailor\nRs. 425 - 605\nRs. 950 - 1400\n63.\nCarpenter Master (Borstal School)\nRs. 480 - 680\nRs. 950 - 1500\n64.\nTailor Master (Borstal School)\nRs. 480 - 680\nRs. 950 - 1500\n65.\nSenior Supervisor (Borstal School)\nRs. 535 - 765\nRs. 975 - 1540\n66.\nHouse Master-cum-Clerk (Remand Homes)\nRs. 580 - 860\nRs. 1200 - 1800\n67.\nTeacher (Borstal School)\nRs. 580 - 860\nRs. 1200 - 1800\n68.\nTypist (Headquarters)\nRs. 580 - 860\nRs. 1200 - 1800\n69.\nSenior House Master-cum-Clerk (Remand Homes)\nRs. 680 - 965\nRs. 1320 - 2040\n70.\nCraft Instructor (Borstal School)\nRs. 680 - 965\nRs. 1320 - 2040\n71.\nQualified Compounder\nRs. 680 - 965\nRs. 1320 - 2040\n72.\nJunior House Master (Borstal School)\nRs. 785 - 1210\nRs. 1400 - 2600\n73.\nAssistant Probation Officer\nRs. 850 - 1360\nRs. 1500 - 2750\n74.\nStatistical Assistant\nRs. 785 - 1210\nRs. 1400 - 2600\n75.\nDeputy Superintendent (Remand Homes)\nRs. 850 - 1360\nRs. 1500 - 2700\n76.\nHead Teacher (Borstal School)\nRs. 850 - 1360\nRs. 1500 - 2700\n77.\nTeacher (Other than Remand Home)\nRs. 850 - 1360\nRs. 1500 - 2700\n78.\nAssistant Teacher (Jail High School)\nRs. 850 - 1360\nRs. 1500 - 2700\n79.\nProbation Officer\nRs. 850 - 1360\nRs. 1500 - 2700\n80.\nDeputy Superintendent (Probation/ Homes/Hostel)\nRs. 850 - 1360\nRs. 1500 - 2750\n81.\nSenior House Master (Borstal School Probation House/Hostel)\nRs. 880 - 1510\nRs. 1640 - 2900\n82.\nPrincipal Probation Officer\nRs. 940 - 1660\nRs. 1800 - 3330\n83.\nSuperintendent, Special School/Big Brother\nRs. 880 - 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