The District Collector and Superintendent of Police (SP) play complementary roles in maintaining law and order. The Collector, as the administrative head, is responsible for implementing government policies, managing revenue, and coordinating disaster management. He oversees the civil administration, ensuring that essential services function smoothly.

In contrast, the SP focuses on law enforcement and public safety, managing police operations, crime prevention, and investigation. The SP maintains order through police action, while the Collector addresses socio-economic factors contributing to unrest.

Effective collaboration between the two is crucial; the Collector’s administrative oversight and the SP’s law enforcement strategies together ensure a stable and secure district.