Inspector General of Police

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An Inspector General of Police (IGP) is a high ranking police officer of the Indian Police Service, Sri Lanka Police, Pakistan Police and the Royal Malaysian Police (Polis Di-Raja Malaysia) cadre. He is usually in charge of an administrative police zone in a state. He reports the day to day functioning to the Additional Director General who in turn reports to the Director General of Police, the highest ranked police officer in the state. Below him lie the Superintendent of Police who man smaller areas.

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