The Karnataka government initially delayed implementation but partially accepted the report in July 2019. While the committee suggested a 30% hike, the government approved a for most cadres to manage the state exchequer's burden, estimated at an additional ₹630 crore annually .
The committee conducted a comprehensive study, comparing Karnataka's police pay scales with those of 10 other states, including Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra. Major recommendations included:
A proposed 30% hike in basic pay to bring Karnataka's force on par with better-compensated states.
Pay scales for Sub-Inspectors (PSI) and Deputy Superintendents (DySP) were largely unchanged in the initial order, citing their existing placement in higher pay groups. Auradkar Report PDF Download
Recommendations to sanction new posts to reduce the workload on the existing force. Implementation and Government Orders
Introduction of allowances for fitness, uniforms, and a risk allowance of ₹2,500 for continuous duty exceeding two days.