Columns of Police Report
There are seven columns in police report which is presented in the court
of law under section 173 of code of criminal procedure 1898. This
police report is also known as Challan at most places..
Column No 1 of the police report includes the name of informant or complainant.
Column No 2 of the challan or police report includes the names of people which are declared innocent by police. Similarly the names of people which are absconders are also mentioned in this column. Similarly the accused which are not arrested and having warrants issued on their names are also mentioned in this column.
Column No 3 has the names of people which are on bail in the certain case.
Column No 4 is for the people which are discharged by the court in any other manner..
Column No 5 of police report has the details of recovery which has been made in the instant case.
Column No 6 of the challan consists of the names of witnesses in the instant case.
Column No 7 of the police report has the detailed viewpoint of the police regarding the case. Usually it has the story similar to the one written in the FIR by the Investigating Officer.
Column No 1 of the police report includes the name of informant or complainant.
Column No 2 of the challan or police report includes the names of people which are declared innocent by police. Similarly the names of people which are absconders are also mentioned in this column. Similarly the accused which are not arrested and having warrants issued on their names are also mentioned in this column.
Column No 3 has the names of people which are on bail in the certain case.
Column No 4 is for the people which are discharged by the court in any other manner..
Column No 5 of police report has the details of recovery which has been made in the instant case.
Column No 6 of the challan consists of the names of witnesses in the instant case.
Column No 7 of the police report has the detailed viewpoint of the police regarding the case. Usually it has the story similar to the one written in the FIR by the Investigating Officer.
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