Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, October 3
The Punjab Police have scrapped the examination conducted to fill 560 posts of sub-inspector (SI). The common computer-based tests to recruit SIs in four cadres/wings (Investigation, District, Armed Police and Intelligence) were held from August 17 to 24 at different centres in the state.
The official spokesperson on Sunday said dates to conduct fresh examination would be notified soon. The Recruitment Board constituted for hiring had recommended scrapping of the examination following reports of cheating and use of malpractices.
A report in this regard was received by the DGP’s office on September 27 and the DGP on October 2 gave approval to the board recommendations.
The spokesperson said on the basis of complaints regarding cheating and malpractices, the police have already registered three FIRs, including in SAS Nagar, Patiala and Khanna districts.
After cheating complaints, Punjab police scrap sub-inspector exam
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