Chandigarh cops upset over compulsory written test for promo

Chandigarh cops upset over compulsory written test for promotion, go to higher authorities


Chandigarh cops upset over compulsory written test for promotion, go to higher authorities
There are over thousands of constables, who have fulfilled the criteria of seniority since 2000, and are waiting for their promotion as per their seniority.
December 16, 2020 10:53:45 am
As per the new rules, every constable, who has completed four years of service, is eligible for the written exam.
The UT police has issued standing orders regarding the compulsory written test for the eligible constables having service period of four years for promotion to the rank of head constable, triggering resentment among constables.
There are over thousands of constables, who have fulfilled the criteria of seniority since 2000, and are waiting for their promotion as per their seniority. The constables of different batches have started submitting representations in the office of DGP Sanjay Baniwal and Principal Home Secretary Arun Gupta, urging them to withdraw the standing orders. DGP Baniwal had issued the standing orders about the written test last week.

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