Lucknow, 14 June (HS): Appointment

letters will be distributed to the candidates selected for 60,244 posts of

constable civil police in Uttar Pradesh Police on June 15. Union Home Minister

Amit Shah and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will be the chief guests at the

ceremony organized at the Defense Expo Ground. Preparations for this are going

on in full swing. Director General of Police Rajiv Krishna reached the Defense

Expo Ground on Saturday and inspected the venue.

Director General of Police Rajiv Krishna told reporters that

grand preparations are underway for the appointment letter distribution

ceremony of the newly selected police constables at the Defense Expo Ground. The

selected candidates include men and women. Selected candidates will reach

Lucknow from every corner of every district. For this, proper transport

arrangements have also been made from the districts. All arrangements have been

made keeping in mind their accommodation, food and heat. Officers from all

departments are playing their part to make this event a success.

The DGP said that conducting this examination with

transparency was a challenging task for the police. Before this examination, many

examinations were conducted in which many questions were raised. Departmental

officials took it as a challenge and played an important role in making the

examination successful. The selected candidates will be given appointment

letters tomorrow.

In view of this event, the Traffic Directorate has diverted

traffic routes in 10 districts including Lucknow and Kanpur. There will be a

ban on heavy vehicles in Lucknow. In view of the Home Minister's presence in

Lucknow, extensive security arrangements have been made at the venue and

surrounding areas. Checking campaigns are being conducted on all routes. For

security purposes, metal detectors, CCTV cameras and drones will be installed

at the venue. Police officers in plain clothes will be present.

Director General of Police Rajiv Krishna, UP Police

Recruitment and Promotion Board ADG Mutha Ashok Jain, Ashok Kumar Singh and

many other senior police officers will be present in the program.

It is worth noting that the UP Police Recruitment Board had

declared the final result of 60244 posts of constable civil police on 13 March

2025. 48,17,441 had applied online. 12048 female candidates are also included

among those who passed the examination. According to the program released by

the department, the selected candidates will be given one month training in the

district from June 17. After this, nine-month training will start, in which the

candidates will be trained about forensic science, cyber crime and 39 laws.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi