By Nita Yadav
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Police recruitment exam is going on in Uttar Pradesh. Many candidates who reached the exam centers late on the third day on Sunday missed the exam. Candidates were seen crying at the examination centres. Candidates who arrived late were also not allowed to appear at the examination centers in Gazipur. Amidst all this it was also seen where a student showed wisdom and sought the help of Uttar Pradesh Police by dialing 112 and reached the exam center on time.
A female candidate from Ballia, who was supposed to reach DAV Inter College, Gazipur, but mistakenly reached Shivkumar Shastri Inter College, Jangipur. The distance from Jangipur to DAV Inter College was about 15 kms. He had no idea what to do. Meanwhile, the candidate called dial 112 and told his problem. After this 112 policemen took him to the exam center on time.
Came to Ghazipur from Ballia
The female candidate is a resident of Pakdi in Ballia district. His father’s name is Bikau Ram. His exam was on Sunday at DAV Inter College, Gazipur in the second shift at 3 pm. The woman candidate said that no suitable means could be arranged to go to the examination centre.
Thanks to the Dial 112 team
The candidate said that the Dial 112 team helped him a lot in reaching the exam centre. Heartfelt thanks to him for this. At the same time, the Dial 112 team wished the candidate a bright future ahead. Everyone is appreciating this noble work of Dial 112 team. People were seen saying that indeed even a khaki becomes a charioteer when needed. Police recruitment exam is being conducted in different districts of UP. This exam is being conducted for the recruitment of qualified candidates for 60,244 vacancies. This exam will start from 23rd and will be completed on 31st August 2024.
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I am Nita Yadav, specializing in writing about politics and breaking national news. My focus is on delivering insightful and timely perspectives on these crucial topics, aiming to inform and engage my readers effectively.
