UP Police Recruitment 2021: Education And Eligibility
Desirous candidates applying for UP Police Jobs 2021 through UP Police Recruitment 2021 must possess a Bachelor s Degree or equivalent from a recognised University/Institution, and meet the physical and medical standards set by the UP Police norms as detailed in the UPPRB Recruitment 2021 Notification.
UP Police Recruitment 2021: Selection And Pay
The selection of candidates for UP Police Jobs 2021 through UP Police Recruitment 2021 will be done through a Written Test, Physical Standard Test (PST) and Physical Efficiency Test (PET) as notified in the UPPRB Recruitment 2021 Notification.
Candidates selected for UP Police Jobs 2021 through UP Police Recruitment 2021 will be paid emolument in the pay scale of Rs. 9,300 to Rs. 34,800 per month.
UP Police Recruitment notification 2021: Preparations underway, formal announcement soon
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Published: Wednesday, February 17, 2021, 15:35 [IST]
New Delhi, Feb 17: The UP Police Recruitment notification 2021 will be released soon. Once released the same will be available on the official website.
The recruitment is being held to fill up 9,400 vacancies for the post of sub-inspector in the Uttar Pradesh police.
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The Police Recruitment and Promotion Board has already started preparing the notification and a formal announcement will be made by the government in a few days.
Civil Police (Male/Female), Platoon Commander/Sub-Inspector Armed Police (Male) and Fire Service Second Officer (Male) are also the other vacancies, which would be mentioned in the UP Police Recruitment notification 2021.
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UP police issues notice to 220 tractor owners; Opposition says move to threaten farmers
Around 200 tractor owners have been issued notices by the Uttar Pradesh police, prompting senior SP leader Ram Govind Chaudhary to allege that the move was meant to threaten the farmers. The police, however, stated that the notices have nothing to do with the farmers protest against the Centreâs new agriculture laws. Notices have been served to 220 owners of tractors in the Sikandarpur police station area. In the notice, it has been mentioned that the tractors were used on public roads for commercial work, and minors were driving them. As a result of this, there were road accidents. The tractors were also used in illegal mining,â Bal Mukund Mishra, SHO, Sikandarpur police station told PTI.
Around 200 tractor owners have been issued notices by the Uttar Pradesh police, prompting senior SP leader Ram Govind Chaudhary to allege that the move was meant to threaten the farmers.