An inspector general is an investigative official in a civil or military organization.
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12 Facts About Inspector general
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Colombia's inspector general is a unique post with broad powers to investigate government malfeasance and to bar public officials from running for office.
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Army's inspector general is the immediate superior of the commanding officer of special forces FSK.
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In Pakistan, the inspector general of police or provincial police officer is a three-star rank who heads the police force of a province.
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The first arm to have an inspector general was the artillery where the Master-General of the Ordnance had this function since 1634.
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In 1998 the previous inspectors general were abolished and the commanders of the major branches was renamed "inspector general", renamed again to "branch inspector" in 2003 to resume the title commander in 2014.
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In Turkey the office of an Inspector General was created in 1927 and disestablished in 1952.
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Inspector general ruled with martial law and over all military, juridical and civilian matters.
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Inspector general is the name given to the chief executive officer of the Insolvency Service.
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Inspector general is the chief bodyguard for the pope, and accompanies the pontiff when he visits foreign countries.
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