COPS TAKE MERIT TEST

Around 20 police inspectors, including women from Kolhan, appear in a written examination for proving their excellence at the Police Duty Meet organised by East Singhbhum district police at Utkal Association in Sakchi, Jamshedpur, on Wednesday. During the exam

TT Bureau Published 28.07.16, 12:00 AM

Around 20 police inspectors, including women from Kolhan, appear in a written examination for proving their excellence at the Police Duty Meet organised by East Singhbhum district police at Utkal Association in Sakchi, Jamshedpur, on Wednesday. During the exam, experts from the Ranchi-based forensic science laboratory played invigilators. The three-hour exam, which began at 11am, was aimed at screening meritorious officers who can be involved in critical cases. Dhalbhum SDO Suraj Kumar inaugurated the programme. Picture by Animesh Sengupta

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Around 20 police inspectors, including women from Kolhan, appear in a written examination for proving their excellence at the Police Duty Meet organised by East Singhbhum district police at Utkal Association in Sakchi, Jamshedpur, on Wednesday. During the exam

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