General Member
The General Membership Fee is ₹1,500/-. General Members will be associated with CRPC at the District Level and may represent CRPC within their designated area, subject to the organization's rules, guidelines and authorization.
General Members may participate in CRPC's public-welfare, citizen-awareness and social-service activities and assist in collecting, documenting and communicating genuine local public-interest information through the prescribed organizational channels.
Eligibility
- Minimum Age: 20 Years
- Minimum Education: 10th Pass
- Experience: Not Mandatory
- Good character, conduct and reputation
- Interest in social service and public welfare
- Willingness to work voluntarily for CRPC
Role & Responsibilities
General Members may:
- Represent CRPC at the district/community level as authorized.
- Participate in public-awareness and social-welfare programmes.
- Collect and document genuine local public-interest information.
- Support awareness regarding citizens' rights and responsibilities.
- Communicate relevant information concerning human-rights concerns, atrocities, public safety and other legitimate public-interest matters to appropriate local authorities through prescribed CRPC channels.
- Participate in community outreach programmes.
- Support CRPC campaigns, seminars, workshops and awareness drives.
- Cooperate with District and State Unit Officers.
- Maintain the dignity, discipline and reputation of CRPC.
Training & Orientation
Whenever the CRPC Headquarters organizes any online or offline training, orientation or capacity-building programme for General Members, eligible members will be invited to participate as per the programme requirements and organizational guidelines.
Membership Fee
- Initial Membership Fee: ₹1,500/-
- Annual Renewal Fee: ₹750/- per annum
District Unit Officer
The District Unit Officer Membership/Appointment Fee is ₹7,500/-. District Unit Officers will represent CRPC at the District Level and may serve as members of the CRPC District-Level Executive Committee, subject to formal appointment and approval by the competent authority.
District Unit Officers are responsible for supporting the development, coordination and effective functioning of CRPC activities at the district level.
Eligibility
- Minimum Age: 20 Years
- Minimum Education: 12th Pass
- Experience: Not Mandatory
- Good character, conduct and reputation
- Leadership and communication skills
- Interest in social service and public welfare
- Ability to coordinate district-level activities
Role & Responsibilities
District Unit Officers may:
- Represent CRPC at the district level as authorized.
- Coordinate CRPC activities within the assigned district.
- Assist in strengthening the District Unit.
- Coordinate General Members and volunteers.
- Organize and support awareness and social-welfare programmes.
- Participate in field visits and community outreach activities.
- Collect, document and communicate genuine public-interest information.
- Communicate relevant information concerning criminal activities, human-rights concerns, public safety and other matters of public interest to appropriate Police Authorities, District Administration, Government Departments and Print/Electronic Media, wherever legally permissible and in accordance with CRPC's authorization procedures.
- Coordinate with local NGOs, social organizations and community groups.
- Maintain communication with the concerned State Unit.
- Prepare and submit activity reports as prescribed.
- Support CRPC campaigns, seminars, workshops and special programmes.
- Recommend suitable persons for membership or organizational responsibilities, subject to approval by the competent authority.
Training & Orientation
Whenever the CRPC Headquarters organizes any online or offline training, orientation or capacity-building programme relating to law, field activities, information collection, documentation, public communication or organizational responsibilities, eligible District Unit Officers will be invited to participate as per the programme requirements and organizational guidelines.
Authority & Limitations
A District Unit Officer may communicate with authorities and institutions in connection with legitimate CRPC activities within the authority granted by CRPC.
The designation under District Unit Officer category does not confer governmental, police, judicial or statutory powers.
Fee Structure
- Membership Fee: ₹7,500/-
- Annual Renewal Fee: ₹750/- per annum
State Unit Officer
The State Unit Officer Membership/Appointment Fee is ₹15,000/-. State Unit Officers will represent CRPC at the State Level and may serve as members of the CRPC State-Level Executive Committee, subject to formal appointment and approval by the competent authority.
State Unit Officers will assist in strengthening CRPC's organizational structure, coordinating District Units and implementing public-welfare and awareness initiatives at the state level.
Eligibility
- Minimum Age: 20 Years
- Minimum Education: 12th Pass
- Minimum Experience: 2 Years in the Social Services Sector
- Good character, conduct and reputation
- Leadership and organizational skills
- Strong communication and coordination abilities
- Interest in public welfare and social service
Role & Responsibilities
State Unit Officers may:
- Represent CRPC at the state level as authorized.
- Coordinate CRPC activities across the assigned state.
- Assist in establishing and strengthening District Units.
- Coordinate and guide District Unit Officers.
- Support state-level awareness and social-welfare programmes.
- Participate in field visits and community outreach activities.
- Collect, document and communicate genuine public-interest information.
- Communicate relevant information concerning criminal activities, human-rights concerns, public safety and other matters of public interest to appropriate Police Authorities, District Administration, State Administration, Government Departments and Print/Electronic Media, wherever legally permissible and in accordance with CRPC's authorization procedures.
- Coordinate with NGOs, social organizations, institutions and community groups.
- Review and compile District Unit activity reports.
- Support member orientation and organizational programmes.
- Maintain communication with CRPC National/Head Office.
- Submit periodic state-level activity reports.
- Recommend suitable candidates for membership or organizational responsibilities, subject to approval by the competent authority.
Training & Orientation
Whenever the CRPC Headquarters organizes any online or offline training, orientation or capacity-building programme relating to law, field activities, information collection, documentation, public communication or organizational responsibilities, eligible State Unit Officers will be invited to participate as per the programme requirements and organizational guidelines.
State & National Coordination
All State Units shall function within the organizational framework, policies and guidelines of the CRPC National/Head Office.
Additional state or national responsibilities may be assigned separately by the competent authority based on organizational requirements, eligibility, experience, performance and organizational needs.
Authority & Limitations
The designation under State Unit Officer category does not confer governmental, police, judicial or statutory powers.
All activities and official representations must remain within the officer's authorized organizational role and applicable law.
Fee Structure
- Membership Fee: ₹15,000/-
- Annual Renewal Fee: ₹750/- per annum
Life Member
The Life Membership Fee is ₹25,000/-. Life Members will have a lifetime association with CRPC and may represent CRPC at the National Level, subject to authorization and the organization's applicable rules and policies.
Life Members may serve as MEMBER of the CRPC National Committee, subject to formal appointment/approval by the competent authority.
Eligibility
- Minimum Age: 25 Years
- Minimum Education: 12th Pass
- Experience: 2 Years in the Social Services Sector
- Good character, conduct and reputation
- Interest in social service and public welfare
- Willingness to support CRPC's objectives
Role & Responsibilities
Life Members may:
- Represent CRPC at the National Level as authorized.
- Participate in CRPC's national-level programmes and initiatives.
- Support public-awareness and social-welfare activities.
- Participate in field visits and community outreach activities.
- Collect, document and communicate genuine public-interest information through prescribed CRPC channels.
- Communicate relevant information concerning criminal activities, human-rights concerns, public safety and other matters of public interest to appropriate Police Authorities, District Administration, State Administration, Government Departments and Print/Electronic Media, wherever legally permissible and in accordance with CRPC's authorization procedures.
- Support coordination between different CRPC units.
- Contribute professional knowledge, experience and community networks.
- Support national-level awareness campaigns and public-interest initiatives.
- Participate in seminars, workshops and organizational programmes.
Training & Orientation
Whenever the CRPC Headquarters organizes any online or offline training, orientation or capacity-building programme for Life Members, eligible Life Members will be invited to participate as per the programme requirements and organizational guidelines.
Fee Structure
- Life Membership Fee: ₹25,000/-
- Annual Renewal: Not Applicable
- Validity: Lifetime
- Life Membership remains valid for the lifetime of the approved member, subject to continued compliance with CRPC's Rules, Regulations and Code of Conduct.
- Life Membership does not automatically confer any specific executive post unless separately approved and assigned by the competent authority.
Rules & Regulations of CRPC
The Members and Officers of CRPC are working on voluntary basis and no payment is given to them. Membership is non-transferable and once the payment is made, it is non-refundable. Any kind of misbehaviour or misconduct may result in rejection of membership of CRPC.
CRPC will not be responsible for any misuse of identity card issued to the membership during the course of their membership with CRPC. On expiry, the identity cards must be submitted to the HR Office.
After expiry, renewal is a must for regular membership. In case of change of address, the member should inform the same to the HR Office.
In case of loss of the identity card, inform the HR Office in writing along with the F.I.R. immediately.
All CRPC members / officers should contact their respective District / State Units office once in a month.
Applicant can use a photocopy of the application form, which will be duly acknowledged by the HR Office once received duly filled in.
Strict action will be taken against the member if found guilty of flouting the rules and regulations of CRPC.
If you have any doubt, question or problem, please contact the CRPC Head Office.
All rights reserved to CRPC and all disputes are subject to jurisdiction of Gonda only.
Red Alerts for Members
Without completed documents, a candidate is not nominated as a member / officer of CRPC.
CRPC members / officers are not authorized to issue any kind of letters to any department without the consent and written permission of the Director General or authorized officers of CRPC.
CRPC will not be responsible for any such behaviour and will take strict action against anybody found guilty. Every member / officer is required to complete their own team within three months of the date of joining. They can only provide recommendations to the Director General.
CRPC will not be responsible for any members nominated without the written consent of the Founder President, and their membership is invalid. Strict legal action will be taken against such people.
A person having an ID card with no hologram and a wrong unique code, or a fake hologram and unique code, is not a member of CRPC. You can also verify your unique code on our website www.crpc.in
All are independent bodies of CRPC controlled by the Director General, who will keep good vigilance on day-to-day transactions. The expenditure done by the members of CRPC will be submitted in reports. The Director General will have the power to cancel the membership if any serious complaint is received and will set up an inquiry committee on the related issue, taking effective, reasonable and lawful steps from the headquarters of the Director General.
To ensure the development of CRPC, members should establish better understanding, co-ordination and unity amongst all members. Authority to nominate and cancel any nominated post rests with the Director General.
All correspondence of CRPC work should be done on paper in writing. Any letter written by any member of CRPC should have approval from the corresponding State Director, Zonal Director or Director General.
It is to be noted that whatsoever account is opened at the National or State level will be held jointly with the Director General and with the State Director of the respective state.
All members of CRPC have the power to join new members with CRPC. All payments should be made by cheque or bank draft. Any payment in cash will not be entertained, and should be submitted to the Director Secretariat.
Any member of CRPC can apply to the Director Secretariat for funds required for any work of CRPC.