Home Minister Anil Vij.
Home Minister Anil Vij.
Haryana: Chief Minister Manohar Lal accepted Home Minister Anil Vij’s objection against the pattern of recruitment test for constables and sub-inspectors in Haryana. Now, 20 percent questions related to Haryana will be included in the police investigations. After the Prime Minister’s approval, it will now be adopted in the revised format at the upcoming Cabinet meeting. Anil Vij has asked to include questions related to Haryana in the exam pattern of the recruitment proposal revised by the Home Ministry. Anil Vij said the reason behind this is to provide maximum benefit to the CET youth of Haryana.
In the Haryana Cabinet meeting on October 11, the revised rule was proposed by the Home Ministry. When Anil Vij was presented with the file from the Home Ministry for approval in the meeting, he objected that questions related to Haryana had not been included in the exam pattern for recruitment. However, the proposal prepared by the Home Ministry was approved by the state government. The approval of the office and the LR is available. The Interior Ministry has changed the rules for recruiting police inspectors. According to these rules, direct recruitment will be made to all vacant posts of police constables while direct recruitment will be made to 50 per cent of the posts of sub-inspectors.
The educational qualification for the post of police officer is 10 plus 2. However, the final qualification has been fixed for the sub-inspector. The most important thing in this recruitment is that the candidates appear for CET. It is necessary to pass. The Home Office has proposed that the changes made by the Home Office to the recruitment of police officers and inspectors do not apply to the special recruitment. These rules are only implemented in this setting. Appointment of children of deceased police officers under the Ex Gratia Scheme is carried out by the State Government from time to time on the recommendation of the DGP in the Special Wing of the Haryana Police.
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