HSSC Police Recruitment :- New rules have been made for recruitment to the posts of Police Constable and Sub Inspector in Haryana. Home Minister Anil Vij has raised questions on this newly prepared examination pattern. Expressing objection to the exam pattern, the Home Minister said that questions related to Haryana should be included in the exam. Anil Vij says. That by doing this the youth of the state will benefit.

Home Minister expressed objection to the amended rules

The proposal made by the Home Department for HSSC Police Recruitment. It was brought to the cabinet meeting on October 11 after getting permission from the Advocate General's Office and LR. As soon as the file of the revised recruitment rules reached Vij, he expressed his objection saying that questions related to Haryana have not been included in the examination pattern in the recruitment. Questions based on Haryana must be included in the examination. At present this file is on hold till the next meeting.

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The new amended rules are as follows

The rules made by the Home Department for HSSC Police Recruitment. According to him, after the candidates apply, first of all the physical screening test will be conducted. Only those candidates who pass the physical test will get a chance to appear in the written examination. There will be 90 questions in the exam. The written examination will be of 90 minutes, in which negative marking will also be done. Let us tell you that for every wrong question, one fourth marks will be deducted.

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Applicants must have passed CET

According to the new recruitment rules, direct recruitment will be done on all the posts of constable, while 50 percent posts of Sub Inspector will be filled by promotion and 50 percent posts will be filled by direct recruitment. Educational qualification for constable will be 12th and for Sub Inspector will be Graduation. It will be mandatory for the candidates to pass the Common Eligibility Test (CET).

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Rules will not apply in special recruitments

Three percent benefit will be given for NCC Certificate in recruitment. There will be benefit of two and a half marks each of socio-economic criteria and PMT. There is clarity from the Home Department. That the revised rules will not be applicable in special recruitment. Under the Ex-gratia Scheme, it will be implemented from time to time by the State Government on the recommendation of the DGP in the Specialized Wing of Haryana Police for appointment to the dependents of deceased police personnel.

Superfast News Coverage By YuvaPatrkaar.com Team

Publish Date: October 15, 2023

Posted By Sunil

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