UP Police recruitment: 50 thousand soldiers recruitment in UP police

UP Police recruitment: 50 thousand soldiers recruitment in UP police

UP Police is preparing to start recruitment process of about 50 thousand soldiers soon. On the instructions of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the officers of the Home Department and Deputy Police Recruitment and Promotion Board have started working in this direction.

UP Police recruitment

UP Police is preparing to start recruitment process of about 50 thousand soldiers soon. On the instructions of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the officers of the Home Department and Deputy Police Recruitment and Promotion Board have started working in this direction. On Thursday, Principal Secretary Home Arvind Kumar and DGP OP Singh will share the program by pressing. About 35 thousand of the UP Police are getting training these days. In addition, recruitment board constable is conducting direct examination of Civil Police (male / female) and reserved post of PAC -2018. For the 41520 posts, lakhs candidates passed the exams in the past. However, the second shift examination on June 18 and 19 was canceled. The recruitment board will conduct the second shift examinations on October 25 and 26. 1 It is believed that after the completion of this examination, new recruitment notice will be issued to 50 thousand posts of the soldier. Along with this, the process of recruitment of previously recruited recruitment process will be done soon. It is worth mentioning that about 1.45 lakh posts are vacant in the Police Department. The most of these posts are from the soldier. The shortage of soldiers has long been running.

About UP Police

Uttar Pradesh Police is responsible for maintaining justice and law system in the state of Uttar Pradesh, in the area of 236,286 sq.km, in the area of 200 million people (according to 2011). These police services are not only India but also the largest police service in the world. The power of command of the Director-General of Police is about 1.70 lakh, which constitutes the arrangement of the system of 31 armed battalions and other specialized wings in 75 districts. The chiefs of these wings are: Intelligence, Investigation, Anti-Corruption, Technical, Training and Criminology, etc.

UP Police Recruitment

History

The current police system of India was made as a result of the Police Act of 1861. This act was enacted in 1860 by H.M. Was enacted after the recommendations of the commission formed in the lead of the court. This court became the first Inspector General of Police in North-West Province and Awadh province.

The structure of the Police Department was erected as the following eight organizations:

• Provincial police
• Government railway police
• City police
• Cantonment police
• Town police
• Rural and roadways police
• Canal police

Berkandaj Guard (for the protection of courts)

Over time, the civil police went into development and after the independence of India, Shri B. N. Lahiri became the first Indian Police Inspector General of Uttar Pradesh. The performance of the State Police in maintaining crime control and law was very much appreciated and it was privileged to receive 'Colors' as the first police force of the country on November 13, 1952 by the then Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Since then, this police force has maintained its glorious tradition of maintaining communal and social harmony and law and control of crime so that the sense of security between the people and the overall development of the state can be ensured.

Various specializations specializing in the State Police Force have come into existence to deal with organized crime, economic offenses etc. Proper emphasis is being given on modernization in the field of technological means like crime science, training, computer, telecommunication, latest equipment, modern weapon and new vehicle.

Source: Read Source (Newspapers 18/Oct/2018)

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