The Uttarakhand State police have declared the results of the examination conducted for direct recruitment of Sub-Inspectors (civil police, intelligence, platoon commander, PAC) to 348 posts, on Thursday.
Around 17, 000 candidates had appeared in the written test, conducted by the GB Pant University of Agriculture and Technology (GBPUAT), Pantnagar, Uttarakhand, on April 5. The selection of sub-inspector assumes significance in the police department in view of the fact that Ardh Kumbh Mela will be held in January 2016. Notably, several departments of the state police have been reeling under acute staff crunch for some time.
Moreover, to conduct this examination transparent and peaceful, 34 examination centres were set up in eight different cities of the state by the university. The question paper was set by the university on the basis of the syllabus the state government had formulated.
The results of 348 selected candidates have been uploaded in police department’s website www.uttarakhandpolice.uk.gov.in. Candidates’ obtained marks in this examination have been uploaded on GBPUAT, Pantnagar’s websitewww.gbpuat.ac.in . Candidates can see their results on the above websites.
Moreover, all the selected candidates have been directed to be present at 9 am at police line, Dehradun on May 21. Candidates’ medical test and the verification of their documents including character certificate, domicile certificate, caste certificate and other relevant certificates will be done by the department officials. Candidates would also be told to fill departmental forms the same day by the department officials.
New 95 posts to be created
Faced with a crunch of inspectors in the police department, the State Police are mulling to create 95 new posts of inspector. Things are under their active consideration, it is learnt. Regarding the same issue, the state police will submit a proposal to the state government. Sources said that the state Chief Minister has given his assent on the issue to the department.