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UP Police Constable Admit Card 2013

Download UP Police Constable Admit Card 2013, Police Hall Ticket/Call Letter, Direct Recruitment of Reserved Police, Fireman and Police Regional Armed Constabulary posts.

Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board (UPPRPB) has already made announcement about the Direct Recruitment of Reserved Police, Fireman and Police Regional Armed Constabulary posts. UPPRPB will fill 41610 vacancies from this recruitment process. Uttar Pradesh Police Department will be publish Constable Admit Card 2013 on its official website very soon.

UP Police Constable vacancy details :
Total Number of vacancies : 41610
Name of posts :

Sl. No	Category	Reserved Police	Reserved PAC	Fireman
1.	General	17750	2016	1038
2.	OBC	9585	1089	561
3.	Scheduled caste	7455	847	436
4.	Scheduled Tribes	710	81	42
	Total	35,500	4,033	2,077
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UP Police Sub Inspectors Preliminary examination Results

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UP Police Sub Inspectors Preliminary examination Results, UPPRPB Results, UP Sub Inspector Posts, UP Sub-inspector Examination Results, Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board is issued notification for Recruitment of Sub Inspectors and Written Examination conducted for the applied candidates in the Month of December, 2011. Job Results, Recruitment Results, Result, Results, UP Police Recruitment Results, UP SI Results, UPPRPB, Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board, Recruitment, Notification, All the Candidates are waiting from a long time to get the results from the UP Police Department, for they it is a good news for the candidates. UPPRPB official website published the Sub Inspector written Exam prelim results and selected candidates merit list on 2nd January 2013.

The Civil Police too continued to grow and Mr. B.N. Lahiri was the first Indian IGP of the state after independence. The performance of the State Police in the spheres of Crime control and maintenance of Law and Order was highly appreciated and it had the proud privilege of being the first police force in the country to be conferred the honour of receiving the Colors on 13th November, 1952 by the then Prime Minister of India, Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru. Since then it has maintained its glorious tradition of keeping communal and social harmony, maintaining Law and Order and keeping a check on crime so that a sense of security is inculcated amongst the people and all round development of the state is ensured. Various Specialised wings for combating organised crimes, economic offences etc. have since come into existence. Modernisation is being given due emphasis in the fields of training, technical aids like computers, telecommunications, Forensic science, latest gadgetry, modern weapons and new vehicles.

The brave members of the force have faced various challenges successfully - be it terrorism or communal violence or heinous crimes. More than 22,500 men and officers have laid down their lives in discharge of their sacred duty of protecting the life and property of the citizens. The Government of India has conferred many civilian honours on them and decorated them with medals of Gallantry and Distinguished Service.