Karnataka Police Department launches recruitment drive to fill 545 Civil Sub-Inspector vacancies
Bengaluru: According to the official release the National Centre for Research and Development, Karnataka Police Department has opened 545 vacancies for the post of Police Sub-Inspector (Civil) and invited graduates from Hyderabad and Karnataka ranging between the ages of 21-30 to submit online applications before the 22nd of February.
While graduates from any stream can apply for the post, the eligibility criteria for male and female candidates are essentially different in terms of physical requirements of height and weight, which are as follows:
Male: Height: 168 Centimetres
Chest : 81- 86 Centimetres
Female: Height: 157 Centimetres
Weight: 45 Kg
The applications are required to be submitted on the website: www.recruitment.ksp.gov.in
Candidates belonging to Hyderabad must additionally submit their group -2B and Hyderabad Karnataka Certificate, the National Centre for Research and Development’s circular reads.
Interested parties can contact 8618756586, for additional Clarification and guidance.
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Retired Army brigadier killed in cross firing in Dehradun road rage
Dehradun (PTI): A retired Army brigadier was killed here after he was caught in cross firing between two car occupants during a road rage incident on Monday, police said.
The incident took place in Johri village on Mussoorie Road when an argument broke out between the occupants of a Delhi-registered Fortuner and a Scorpio N over giving way, they said.
As the argument escalated, the occupants in the Scorpio allegedly chased the Fortuner and opened fire at its tyres, but a bullet struck retired Army brigadier Mukesh Joshi (74), who was out for his morning walk, police said.
Joshi was taken to a hospital, where he died during treatment, they added.
According to the police, after a bullet hit the Fortuner's tyre, the driver lost control of the vehicle and crashed it into a roadside tree near the Government Primary School in Johri.
The occupants of the Scorpio then assaulted the people inside the Fortuner and vandalised the vehicle, police said.
Two occupants of the Fortuner were injured in the incident and were taken to a hospital by their co-passengers After the incident, all the accused travelling in the Scorpio fled the scene, a senior police officer said.
Upon receiving information, Dehradun Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Pramendra Singh Dobal, along with other officials, visited the spot to take stock of the situation and then visited the hospital to gather details from the victims.
Dehradun Superintendent of Police (City) Pramod Kumar said roadblocks have been set up across the entire district, and an intensive search operation is underway to arrest the accused.
He added that footage from CCTV cameras installed at the crime scene and on surrounding routes is being scrutinised.
