Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment Jobs: UP To Announce 1.62 Lakh Police Personnel Vacancies Soon

Uttar Pradesh To Announce Recruitment Of 1.62 Lakh Police Personnel Soon

Gorakhpur: According to the Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the state will announce recruitment of 1.62 lakh police personnel soon. News agency ANI reported that his government is coming up with 1,62,000 vacancies in police department. The chief minister also said the government will provide employment to Uttar Pradesh youth based merit without any bias.

We are coming up with 1,62,000 vacancies in police department. We will provide employment to #UttarPradesh youth in it on their merit without being biased. Anyone who tries to indulge in corruption in the process will be sent to jail: CM Yogi Adityanath in #Gorakhpur pic.twitter.com/OnRxtEyzgd
- ANI UP (@ANINewsUP) January 29, 2018

"We are coming up with 1,62,000 vacancies in police department. We will provide employment to #UttarPradesh youth in it on their merit without being biased. Anyone who tries to indulge in corruption in the process will be sent to jail," Uttar Pradesh CM said in a programme at Gorakhpur.

The Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotions Board (UPPRPB) has recently released notification for direct recruitment for Civil and PAC (Provincial Armed Constabulary) Constables.

The application process has begun on January 22, 2018.

The application process will be conducted in online mode. The selection process for the posts would include a written test, document verification and physical standard test, and physical fitness test. The final merit list will be prepared on the basis of marks scored in the written test by candidates who qualify in the physical fitness test.

There are 23,520 vacancies for Civil and 18000 vacancies for PAC Constables (only for male applicants). The recruitment will be at pay band 5200 - 20200 grade pay - 2000.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath today inaugurated Mahesra bridge on the Sonauli- Gorakhpur road here. Addressing a gathering after inaugurating the bridge, the UP chief minister said the bridge would connect Gorakhpur and its adjoining districts to Nepal, and usher in development and employment to the districts of east UP.

The chief minister said the government would soon launch a massive sanitation and an encephalitis vaccination programme for children up to the age of 15 years from April. Mr Adityanath asked public representatives to ensure cleanliness in all districts and villages in order to combat encephalitis, and promised medical facilities would be made available at the CHC (community health centre) and the PHC (primary health centre) level.