Punjab Police Constable Recruitment 2023 | Punjab Police Vacancy 2023

Last Updated On February 15, 2023

Punjab Police Constable Recruitment 2023 | Punjab Police Vacancy

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IMPORTANT DATES Application Start : 15-02-2023 Last Date Apply Online : 08-03-2023 Last Date Pay Fee : 08-03-2023 Exam Date : Notified Soon Admit Card : Available Soon					APPLICATION FEE Gen/Other State : Rs.1100/- SC / ST / EWS/BC : Rs.600/- Pay the Exam Fee Through Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking.
Vacancy Details Total Post : 1746
Post	Category	Open	Female	Eligibility
Police Constable (District Cadre)	Gen / UR	738	210	10+2 or its Equivalent From A Recognized Board. Age : 18-28 Years. As on 01.01.2023. Extra Age As Per Rules.
	SC	180	72
	SC(Other)	180	72
	Ex-Man	126	0
	WPP	36	12
	EWS	180	54
	FF	18	06
Physical Standard
Details	Male				Female
Height	05 Feet 07 Inch				05 Feet 02 Inch
L Jump	3.80 Meters				3.00 Meters
H Jump	1.10 Meters				0.95 Meters
Running	1600 Meters Run in 06 Min 30 Seconds.				800 Meters Run in 04 Min 30 Seconds.
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Punjab Police has had an extremely proud history and the legend of keeping duty before self. Even before Independence, Punjab Police had a name in the country for effective policing and this has been continuously improving through the personal examples of its leadership supported by great traditions, discipline, and highly professional attitude.

The emergence of Punjab Police as a separate organization is a post 1861 development, which took place after the British annexation of Punjab in 1849. In about 150 years of its existence, the police force in the state has faced many difficult phases. The onus of handling law and order has always been a challenge before the police mainly because of the inherent martial traditions prevailing in the state.

The reorganization process in police dates back to 1898, when the practice of appointing army officers to the post of Inspector General was discontinued. However, a sincere effort was made in 1902 by the British, in the form of Indian Police Commission, to identify the shortcomings in the police system. It was, thus, recommended that the police strength in the state may be enhanced.

Setting up of the Police Training School at Phillaur in 1891, and later the introduction of finger print section has been among the achievements of the Punjab Police.

During the late fifties, it was felt that further reforms were required in Punjab Police. A commission, headed by an ex-Chief Justice of India, was appointed in 1961, which submitted its report in May 1962. Screening of the police force, setting up of a Scientific Laboratory for crime clue’s examination and research centre under Director, Forensic Science Laboratory, better human resource development schemes were among the recommendations of the commission.

Since then, the police force in the state has come a long way. Whether it was the handling of hyper-sensitive mass migration of millions during partition of India and Pakistan, or to control the dacoity menace in the fifties, or the naxalite violence in the sixties/seventies, Punjab Police has come out as a winner. Porosity of a thickly-populated unnatural land border with Pakistan and extremely inhospitable, barren hill borders with China in Ladakh and Kashmir were manned by Punjab Armed Police Battalions till mid-sixties, till the Border Security Force came into being. Those gallant men on the border faced the brunt of foreign armed aggression in 1962 and 1965. In the recent years, the Punjab Police has successfully suppressed the gory face of terrorism in Punjab, in which nearly 20,000 people lost their lives during 1981-1994. Now, modern communication equipment, state-of-the-art information systems, well-equipped scientific labs, more responsive police personnel, are among the constituents of the Punjab Police.

It’s a force with a difference! A force with a conviction! And, a force with a heart!